Excerpted from 'Ucadia · 8·14·2013 Part 2 of 3' Commercial Law and Uniform Commercial Codes (UCC) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Commercial_Code www.ucadia.com/pronouncement/pronountionis_pactum_ucadia.htm blog.ucadia.com/2013/02/a-brief-safety-check-before-you-jump-of.html Look at official forms of local, state and federal governments for example. Official forms are the lifeblood of modern government. While there are literally thousands of forms, some are more important and potentially more dangerous (if abused) than others. Takes the forms associated with what is known as the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) first presented in draft form by the American Law Institute in 1943 with its 1st official publication in 1952: • The UCC now comprises of eleven articles being 1 General, 2 Sales, 2A Leases, 3 Negotiable Instruments, 4 Bank Deposits, 4A Funds Transfers, 5 Letters of Credit, 6 Bulk Transfers and Bulk Sales, 7 Warehouse Receipts, 8 Investment Securities and 9 Secured Transactions; and • The UCC has now been enacted in all of the 50 states of the United States as well as the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam and the US Virgin Islands. As all nations and states are registered in the state of Delaware through the SEC system of 1933, UCC applies to all nations and their "employees" when treated as corporations; and • While the UCC is now a global system used by corporations and their agencies and now administered by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL), it remains wholly PRIVATE PROPERTY of the American Law Institute and its affiliate members being the various American Bar Associations; and • The most famous and common form of UCC is known as the UCC-1 Financial Statement, which is used principally to file a formal claim of (1) a legitimate debt against a particular estate or lesser body (corporation, subsidiary trust etc); and (2) certain property against which the claim is made; and (3) the details of the party claiming the interest; and • Under the PRIVATE RULES of UCC by the American Bar Associations in conjunction with other private bodies, a valid UCC application creates a legitimate debt, held as a liability of the party filing the claim until the application is resolved in court, or the other party agrees to accepting the liability, or the claim is perfected through international public notice (gazette and notice); and • As a filing under UCC is not only a tacit recognition of the present Western-Roman legal system as well as a conveyance of rights to the associated American Bar Associations and their members to address the matter, any claim that a UCC filing can be used to deduce a superior position is both absurd and lunacy; and ii. You are a slave because you live under slave law, also called Commercial Law and Uniform Commercial Codes (UCC) first introduced in 1933 and based upon the ancient principles of Sumerian slave law enshrined in the Ur-Nammu Code of 1900 BCE that "all crime against slaves is commercial". Under the UCC Slave Laws applied to all nations as corporations registered in the state of Delaware of the United States, corporations hold no real property, only debt and the energy of slaves, with you considered an employee of a corporation and its surety as

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