1999 – A 75 page document known as the National Economic Security and Reformation Act (NESARA) was submitted to congress where it sat with little action for almost a year.

Question: Where is the document? Where is the registry? If an act, there should be a determination on whether to bring it to the floor. Bureaucracy has it's uses.

2000 – Late one evening on March 9, 2000, a written quorum call was hand-delivered by Delta Force and Navy SEALs to 15 members of the US Senate and the US House who were sponsors and co-sponsors of NESARA. They were immediately escorted by the Delta Force and Navy SEALs to their respective voting chambers where they passed the National Economic Security and Reformation Act.

These 15 members of congress were the only people lawfully allowed to hold office in accordance with the original 13th amendment. Remember British soldiers destroyed copies of the Titles of Nobility Amendment (TONA) in the war of 1812 because it prevented anyone who had ties to the crown of England from holding public office.

Question: where is the documentary evidence? Who where these 15 members of the House and Senate? (it mirrors the Fed creation in 1913). Voting Record?

Observation: An act voted on by the House and Senate and accepted, will only become law after having been sent to the desk of the President.

The President can do a couple of things:

1. He can sign it, in such a case the Act becomes Law.

2. He can veto it, in which case it is being sent back to the Congress to be voted on again and to see if a 2/3 majority can be reached.

3. He can do nothing, but it should be Documented the Act has been received by the President. By doing nothing the time period of 10 days runs out, and the Act becomes law, and should be part of the Federal Register.

Especially considering the fact, this act is supposed to have accepted under the original constitutional provisions, if it has not been demonstrably received by the President, .......it cannot be law.

Question: where is the documentary evidence?