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I don't know if you noticed in that audio where they basically say, A statement not rebutted is considered fact. This is true.

When a debt collector comes after you for money, they make their claims, which are false; but if you don't call BS on it within a certain amount of time, it's considered fact. They can then take you to court and do what ever they want to you because you have acquiesced. The IRS also does this all the time too.

Acquiescence is basically submitting to their claims r terms, since you didn't object to them. You can look it up if you want a better definition.

But... the good part is you can get the criminals to do the same thing and beat them at their game. Just like that audio said, If the court does not dispute your claims, it's considered fact. This is also called defaulting. A default judgment is as good as gold in the bank. There is no way the party that has defaulted can win. None. So don't ever do it. Always respond. Just like those guys were saying and what I'm going to do for my ticket. Even if it's to say FU.

Now what if you enter some statements into the court's information system, in the public records. And what if it says something like I do not believe your laws apply to me and there is nothing you can do about it. If the court doesn't rebutt it, what has happened? They acquiesced. They have agreed.

This is what Tim Turner's Secured Party Creditor process does. We throw in a bunch of documents into the court system stating a lot of things which are amazing. After 30 days and no rebuttal, the court has agreed to the terms. And there's nothing they can do about it after that 30 days. This is sneeky stuff. But what the government did to us was sneeky too right? His process uses the same system they used on us, in reverse.

Finally, back to what I was originally going to post. Another way to make the court aware of your beliefs, statements or claims, is to post them online and then file an affidavit of notice to the court stating that you have made these claims online and if they don't rebutt them within 30 days they have acquiesced and my claims are fact.

Here's one guy's Public Declaration. Check it out. I don't know if he filed an affidavit to the court to make it basically law, but you get the idea of what you can do.
http://kurtkallenbach.wordpress.com/


Oh yeah, one way you can stop a foreclosure is to keep barganing. You can send a letter to the mortgage company stating you're willing to pay $1,000 dollars over X amount of payments to settle the contract and they have 30 days to respond. They will send a letter back saying, no way. You then send another letter back stating you'll give them $2,000 dollars blah blah blah. They may respond, but eventually they will just throw the letter away and try to take you to court. Well who has acquiesced here? The mortgage company. The old saying, who ever files the last paper wins, applies in this case. Now think of the different ways you can use this process. Any debt.

That's just one way you can stop foreclosure. But it's a common tatic used against a lot or people. These criminal's are so arrogant now days they seem to think they
are above even this maxim in law. But you can use it against them too. There are other things you can do to stop foreclosures because the whole process is based in fraud. But I just wanted to throw that in because it's a common thread through all this. Remember acquiescence and don't commit it. Use it to your advantage and get them to commit it.

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