Worldwide Public Announcement: Your Rights Secured by Moore v. Alliant Credit Union

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Worldwide Public Announcement: Your Rights Secured by Moore v. Alliant Credit Union
Date: January 17, 2025
Issued By: Office of Legal Integrity and Enforcement

The Supreme Court ruling in Moore v. Alliant Credit Union has redefined justice in the financial system, addressing systemic fraud and ensuring restitution for those harmed. This historic decision secures the rights of individuals and establishes the following obligations:

Your Secured Rights

1. Restoration of Property:
   All property held under fraudulent claims must be returned to you free and clear of all encumbrances.

2. Compensation for Harm:
   You are entitled to 120% of all past payments made under fraudulent agreements as defined in Moore v Alliant Credit Union. 

3. Non-Negotiable Compliance:
   Lenders, including the IRS, have no right to object. Any objection will only further enforce compliance and result in stricter penalties.

Why Objections Reinforce the Ruling

Any objection to this decision acknowledges the court's authority and highlights the objector’s alignment with the fraudulent practices the ruling condemns. Objections expose bad faith, strengthen claims for restitution, and justify stricter enforcement. By resisting compliance, objectors validate the need for this landmark ruling and its consequences.

Your Duty to Notify

To ensure your rights are honored, it is your duty to notify all lenders, including the IRS, of their obligation to comply. Use the template below to formally communicate the ruling and demand immediate compliance.

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[TEMPLATE LETTER FOR PUBLIC USE]

Subject: Notification of Rights and Compliance Obligation Following Moore v. Alliant Credit Union

[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Date]

To Whom It May Concern,

This letter serves as formal notice of my rights secured under the Supreme Court ruling in Moore v. Alliant Credit Union (January 14, 2025). The decision mandates the following actions:

1. Transfer of full title to all property I hold or have held under your institution, free and clear of all claims.
2. Payment of 120% of all past payments made under fraudulent agreements.

This ruling is final, and no objections are permitted. Attempts to object or delay will result in stricter enforcement and penalties as outlined by the court.

Please confirm receipt of this letter and initiate compliance within 30 days. Failure to act will be considered a violation of the court’s orders.

Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]

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Call to Action

Submit the notification immediately to all relevant parties. Keep proof of submission and correspondence as evidence of your claim.

This landmark ruling is a turning point in dismantling fraudulent financial systems and restoring fairness, integrity, and accountability. Let us work together to uphold justice and build a future rooted in transparency and equity.

Signed,
Office of Legal Integrity and Enforcement