1.Gene Keating Workshop - Prisoner Bonds

Court Crimes: Use Of Bonds

From: lynnsch@spinn.net

Statutes are bonds. Courtroom charges are civil, not criminal. Clerk's Praxis was the court of arches under the king's bench written at the time of Edward I. It's a court of probates. John Hall wrote this book. This was used in vice-admiralty courts in the colonies in the American Revolution and this is what caused the revolution.

Everything involves bonds. When you are arrested there are two different sets of bond. A bid bond is filled out when you are arrested. US District court uses forms used SF 273, 274, and 275. There are another set of bonds. Both are put out by the GSA. SF form 24 is the bid bond. The performance bond is SF form 25. The payment bond is SF form 25 A. These are all put out by the GSA, under the Comptroller of the Currency under the GAO (general accounting office).

SF 273, 274 and 275 are the bonds for federal level courts to use. What are they doing with these bonds? In the court room you are being sued for debt collection. It is an action in assumpsit. The word presume comes from assumpsit. "I agree, or I undertook to do..." Assumpsit means collection of debt.

All these bonds have a penal sum attached to it. If you go into default judgement, you end up in prison wondering what is going on. If you argue jurisdiction, or refuse to answer questions that the court addresses to you, you'll be in contempt of court and in jail. This goes back to Edward I and Clerk's Praxis. This is all civil and not criminal. It's a smoke screen to cover up what they are doing.

They brought someone to court under an arrest bond. There was a civil suit. Clerk's Praxis is Latin for practice. Praxis means practice. This book is an actual practice book that goes into everything Jack Smith teaches, letter rogatories. You are held until the suit is complete, they get a default judgment for failure to pay a debt and then you are put in prison. Attorneys are there as a smoke screen to cover up what is really done. They lead you into default judgment by argument (dishonor), you go to prison and then the default judgment is sold.

US District Court buys all the state court judgments. Type US Court in any search engine. After you get to US Courts there are 11 circuit courts of the US listed. Click on circuit 7 and that takes you into all the list of courts. To find Ohio/Illinois find circuit 7 is northern Illinois district courts, bankruptcy courts, etc and then you'll find a box that says clerks office. Scroll down and you'll see administrative offices and under that you'll see financial departments. It talks about the criminal justice acts, optional bids, it's all spelled out.

Go to List of sureties. Why would they have a list of sureties in a federal district court? When you click on this it takes you to www.FMS.Treas.Gov. This is department of treasury. Then you will see on the left hand side of the screen, admitted and reinsured. Under that is list of sureties. Under that is 'forms.' If you click on admitted, reinsureds, there are over 300 insurance companies. There's a complete list. There's also a list of Surety Companies. These are more insurance companies. Under Circular 750 the dept of treasury these insurance company have to be certified before they can purchase the bonds. They can't put up bonds unless they are certified by the secretary of the treasury.

Next you go to "forms." Click here it goes to the Miller Backed Reinsurance; it'll list three different type of bonds. You don't use a bid bond in district court. These bonds come out of the GSA. The 273, 274 and 275 bond forms are as follows: 273 is the reinsurance agreement with the US; 274 is the Miller Act Reinsurance Performance Bond; 275 is your payment bond, the Miller Act Reinsurance Payment Bond.

What are they doing with these bonds? They have regulations governing these bonds.......2,000 pages governing these bonds. Gene will sell these for $50. If you go into these regulations they tell you they're buying up commercial items (actual words) 2.01 of these regulations. These regulations are divided into 50 parts. There 1126 pages Volume1; 823 pages in volume 2. Commercial items are nonpersonal property. Property that is not real estate; moveable property. Real estate is not moveable. These terms are defined in UCC.

Commercial items are commercial paper. This is the 8th edition of Black's Law which just came out. "Commercial items: it's commercial paper; negotiable instruments; anything you put your signature on is a negotiable instrument lex mercantoria.(?) This is used in the courtroom because everyone of us is a merchant of law. Because I use commercial paper on a day-to-day schedule I am considered an expert. This is why they don't tell us what's going on in the court room. Every time we put our signature on a paper, we're creating negotiable and non negotiable instruments and that makes us experts. When I endorse it under 3-419, I'm an accommodation party or an accommodation maker. Anyone who loans his signature to another party is an accommodation party. This is in 3-419 of the UCC.

When you loan your signature to them, they can rewrite your signature on any document they want to. The federal courts buy up the state courts default judgments. These are civil and just being called criminal to cover up what they are doing. If you don't pay the debt you go to prison.

CUSIP is an identification. DTC Depository Trust Corporation, and has several other monikers. Depository Trust Clearing Corporation. 1 trillion dollars a day goes through the DTC. Govt Clearing Securities Clearing Corporation is another day. CUSIP (committee on uniform identification processes) is a trademark of Standard and Poors and is on bottom floor of the building at Water Street in Washington DC. CUSIP cins (cusip international numbering system) is an international numbering system. Domestic securities have 6 digit numbers; international number (isid -- international securities identification division--plus) are a global networking system. Paine Webber, with 10,000 corporations in it, is the major stockholder of CCA, Corrections Corporation of America in Nashville, TN.

They have privatized the system. Ginnie Mae, Fannie Mae, HUD, are all international. Everyone is feeding off the prison system internationally. All major corporations are feeding off the prison system including REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust), PZNPrison Trust. All real estate companies are holding bonds and the bonds are not redeemed and they haven't closed my account. Lehman Bros just gave $6 billion. New York City had a $3 billion deficit. Lehman Brothers gave NYC the money to build credit facility (not prison system). Lehman Brothers is underwriting the prison system. They buy up the bid bonds, the court judgments.

There are international treaties that are reinsurance treaties. Insurance Companies come in and act as sureties for the bid bonds. The performance, bid, and payment bonds are all surety bonds. All bid bonds must have a surety. The surety is guaranteeing the reinsuring of the bid bond by issuing the performance bond. They get an underwriter (investment broker or banker) to underwrite the performance bond which reinsures the bid bond. The underwriter takes the payment, performance and bid bonds and pools them into 'mortgage backed securities' which are called bonds and sold to TBA, The Bond Market Association, an actual corporation. After the payment bond is issued to reinsure or underwrite the performance bond, which reinsures the bid bond, the banks convert the bonds to investment securities. The banks and brokerage houses are selling these as investment securities. The prisoners are funding the whole enchilada. Because you got into default judgment when you went into the court room.

There are regulations governing these that are all in 48CFR, title 48 code of federal regulations. This is where Gene gets all the information. It's on his $50 disc. Part 12 deals with commercial items, which are negotiable instruments, which are court judgments--the performance, payment and bid bonds. . Any time you deal in bonds you are dealing with risk management. A reinsurer and reinsurer means you are dealing in risk management. The reinsurer is assuming part of the risk of the bid bond; they give him a portion of the original premium. The original insurer gets part of the premium of the policy of the bid bond for acting as surety for the bid bond. The underwriter guarantees the resale of the bonds back to the public as investment securities.

To win in court you have to redeem the bond. Gene went to court and asked for his bid bond. He asked for post settlement closure of the account. This process is hypothecation. You have to know how to hypothecate the bond. Banks make derivatives out of your promissory notes and sell them (mortgages, credit cards etc). These prison bonds are being monetized. They make an investment security out of it. They make a fortune off the prisoners. These bonds go international into sinds and then into ANNA (annual numerical numbering association) in Brussels, Belgium with unlimited capital. This is where euro, yin, sterling, everything is under the prison system. All countries are feeding off it.

This is what was behind 911. State legislatures pass bond statutes so they can arrest people for paper terrorism. American Legislative Exchange Committee is behind all this. Paul Warrick owns this think tank. ALEC promotes privatization of the prison system. They go to the National Congress of Commissioners which are 72 judges and lawyers who 'grew up' under the UCC under lex mercatoria. "The principles of the law merchant are the rules of the decisions of all the courts." Everything is commercial. All crimes are commercial. All crimes....kidnapping, robbery, extortion, murder. You don't close the account, you go to prison. The bond gets sold domestically and internationally.

The bonds are sold on the NYSE. CCA (Corrections Corp of America) sells their stock and shares on the NYSE. John D. Russell owns 64 million shares of CCA. John Ferguson, VP, owns 5 million shares. They are on the CCA board of directors. The Dillon Corrections Corp is owned by David Dillon and merged with Trinity Ventures Investment who then became SB Warburg. That's part of the Warburg family, located in Chicago, Illinois. They are hooked up with the BIF bank, the bank of international settlements in Switzerland, one of the largest banks in the world. This is why people do not win in court. Trial and pre sentencing are just a dog and pony show.

Don't use a bond, Gene says. Use a bid bond. It has the word principle....I am the principal, the strawman is the surety. Put the strawman as the surety and myself as the principal. Then I fill out a performance bond which is a reinsurance bond for the bid bond. On the reinsurance bond I will put myself down as the guarantor or the reinsurer. The performance bond is 274. The payment bond underwrites the performance. I can underwrite the bid bond with the performance bond. That's the reinsurer. The courts do this for me, because I don't know this stuff. And then they make the money off me.

If you have a case pending, go into whatever district you are in. Find the court, type in the case number and it'll tell me who has my bond. Banks are all tied into this. Every time I sign a check, it's a promissory note, the bank makes a derivative out of it. The bank endorses it on the back, without recourse, and monetize it by selling it as a derivative. They sell it internationally. My $100 check is used by 20 or 30 corporations internationally. This is why we are not getting back our canceled checks. The reason is they are sold as promissory notes. The banks make derivatives out of them and sell them internationally. Therefore, I am loaning money to the bank. The bank reloans it to other people. The CUSIP # is a 9 digit number. Internationally it's up into 12 digits, representing trillions of dollars.

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This Is Why Many Go To JAIL

Who owns the prisons? I mean who REALLY owns them?

http://www.citizenspokane.net/finance.htm

by Lynn Schmaltz

lynnsch@spinn.net

I had many opportunities to educate women on the monetary system of jail. The moment an order is written, whether it’s a warrant or a traffic ticket, or whatever, the money machine is activated.

Every prisoner has a monetary value to the government whether its local, county, state or federal. Bonds are written based on the person’s name and social security number and are sold through a brokerage firm such as AG Edwards or Merrill Lynch who has the contract to sell all the prison bonds for the city, county, state or federal prisons. Over 50% of the money market bonds right now are purchased in Japan or China.

I’ve been told by researchers that Walmart and used to be, Kmart, also purchase these bonds. Wal-Mart mostly doing so by emptying out bank accounts at night. Both companies are fronts for enormous money machines.

The way the bond works is that a monetary value is placed on the alleged crime and then factored the way banks factor their money. In other words if a person is convicted of a felony the ‘value’ would be $4 million. The county/city/state then multiplies it by ten, so the bond that goes out for sale with the prisoner’s name and social security number is a short-term ‘promissory’ note.

It’s offered at $40 million. Perhaps an investor will offer 40% of the $40 million, or $16 million. Once this ‘promissory note’of the face value of $40 million reaches the banks it is then multiplied again by 200 to 300% and sold as bank securities. For those of you who wonder why the US has more people in prison per capita than any other nation on earth, you’ll begin to understand how we can have a weakening economy and still fund wars overseas. It’s all based on prisoners, in other words, prison for profit.

Knowing all this and knowing that a prisoner can have a ‘net worth’ of say, $10,000 per day in the money markets, helped me explain to many bewildered women why they were in jail. We were only merchandise in a warehouse. The storage was pretty cheap; one woman while in jail researched the cost of feeding prisoners per day which ranged from 74 cents to $2.72 per prisoner per day.

Owners of the Prison Systems in America is, CORRECTION CORP OF AMERICA. It's headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee and owns all the private prison systems in AMERICA and are selling the commercial paper.

This is how it Works: A bid bond is done on Form 24, which comes out of the GSA Office (General Services Administration which is out of GAO (General Accounting Office} which is under the Comptroller General. This Blake Bond Bid Bond is promulgated at the time the social security card is issued.

When you are arrested the bond is filled out and they issue a Performance Bond, which is done from Form 25, and then they do a Payment Bond, which is a Form 25A.The Bonds are being underwritten by the Banks. This is where the PAINE WEBBER

GROUP comes in.

The Plaintiff in all criminal tax cases in the USA is the PAINE WEBBER GROUP as the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The PAINE WEBBER GROUP is a group of international businesses. The PAINE WEBBER GROUP is providing the Securities

for the prisons and is selling the Bonds, and the Banks, The ABA (AMERICAN BANKING ASSOCIATION) like LEHMEN BROTHERS, in New York City, are the underwriters on the Bonds. The Banks (the underwriters) is where the money is

originally coming from.

A six digit tracking number is issued for the Certificate of Stocks in the Commodity and Security Exchange in the USA by CUSIP (see www.cusip.com and www.cjts.com the law enforcement tracking software) and a nine digit number (called Ordnance Number) is issued for the Certificate of Stocks going internationally to ANNA (see link for ANNA which is in Brussels, Belgium at www.cusip.com ).

These Securities are sold through the Commodity and Security Exchange. The bottom line is they are selling stocks in the prison system. The jails are referred to as Warehouses and the prisoners are called Goods (oops). They are selling the Goods or the Account as Chattel, and as Commercial Paper on the Stock Exchange. Reminds one of the days when slaves were bought and sold on the auction block!

The PAINE WEBBER GROUP is the prime stockholder in this CCA (Correction CORP of America).

Let's call this person Lynn. The TRANSPORT COMPANY who transported her to Colorado in a van with 16 other prisoners being transported about had the words "Transport Corporation of America....Nashville, Tennessee." Transport rides are also called 'diesel therapy' by those who know about them. However twenty of the largest companies such as WAL-MART; EXON; GENERAL MOTORS; FORD MOTORS; CHEVY; TEXICO; CITY CORP; IBM; EXPHILIP; HEWLETT PACKARD; VERIZON; UNITED POSTAL SERVICE, UPS; and etc. are also involved as well as other stock holding corporations. There are numerous corporations that hold these stocks amounting to billions of dollars.

Of course the monies generated is all off budget with no accounting to the People, even though the CORRECTION CORP OF AMERICA through the PAINE WEBBER GROUP is acting in the capacity of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Right now there are many forms of jail in the US, actual jail, CCP ankle bracelet, transport jail, probation, parole, they all generate income

Let's call him Paul. Paul and I were released on Friday on personal recognizance and allowed to go to New Mexico. We have a hearing in CO on Sept 13, 04. We got home Sat. night and have been doing catch up here at home today. I'll write an update on Monday or Tuesday. I will especially have some words about the very heinous prison Transport System in our country. For now suffice it to say that it took 20 hours in a prison van with 16 prisoners to get from Albuquerque to Hot Sulphur Springs, normally a 8 or 9 hour trip.

All of us rode in hand cuffs and shackles the entire trip. There were 3 stops for McDonalds' 'food.' No one but the officers got off the van unless they were being dropped off. No exercise at any point. No movement allowed but to use the porta potty on board. Cattle being transported across country are generally treated better. I talked with a man who'd been on transport from California to Colorado since July 8, 04. My transport date was August 11, 04. Someone in the midwest told me he knew of a prisoner being transported for six months and occasionally dropped off in a county jail some-where to await a different transport van.

It's my understanding that once you're a prisoner in the system, the county/agency holding you is floating bond for $10,000 per day with your name and your bar code (Soc. sec. #) and these bonds are bundled periodically and sold through Merrill Lynch, AG Edwards, etc. for each state.

Prison for profit, it's not just baloney and white bread. Paul was released from CCP (ankle bracelet) in Albuquerque and allowed to drive up to Hot Sulphur where he spent another 3 days in jail (my time over the summer has been 5 days in May, 18 days in June-July, 15 days in August and on house arrest, bond from May 24 to June 25, and ankle bracelet from mid-July to August 5, 04). Thankfully, Paul with all his transplant medications, diabetes medications, was in from May 19-24, 04.

The rest of the time he was on bond or ankle bracelet house arrest. I doubt he'd have survived a prolonged transport situation. The alleged crime? "Influencing a public office" and "filing a false document." This is what they called our UCC1 financing statement sent when we informed public officials there would be a fee for using our copyrighted property (PAUL SCHMALTZ and PATRICIA SCHMALTZ), which they did anyway.

And, of course, there were no repercussions for those officials when they held a fraudulent, unpublished sale our home business on the court house steps, etc. As you well know there is no remedy in the courts of any kind. They completely ignored our sovereign status with Little Shell Pembina and Apostille with the sovereignty filed by cancellatura.

I just found the notes on Jack Smith and Gene Keating’s research on prisoner bonds (not the kind you bail out with). GOTOBUTTON BM_2_ Www.ctjs.com is the criminal justice tracking system software which shows the software that metro police departments use. Go to the user manual and it takes to 2% appearance bond fees. Then go to special operating software for courtrooms and it shows you how the 2% appearance bond fees are tied to the defendant's account. Go to the bottom in the original user's manual and it says, "Fine accounting." Further up the page is assessments. it shows how it's all tracked from beginning to end.

A caller wrote to a court once and send, "Send me a complete accounting of my case." It came back showing a $90,000 active security and they said, "Your paperwork has been forwarded to the Department of Justice." The caller wrote a week later and said, "Send me a final pay-off amount for all my money. What would there be after 18 years without any fees, fines and interest."

They said, "We sent all your stuff to the Department of Justice. Go to GOTOBUTTON BM_3_ www.cjts.com and you'll see all there is to see about a public witness. The caller downloaded it. Roger Elvick had written something about stock exchange transactions. Once you get the bond you are creditor in fact. Alan comes on the phone call with Jack Smith who had studied Roger Elvick's stuff intensely. He understands marketing accounts and the courts. Roger had said, "We have to find a way to track the account." The caller on Jack's program grabbed the phone book and just randomly picked a brokerage company.

AG Edwards. He called up to talk to a broker. Caller says he's trying to figure something out. If there was someone trading bonds in the bond market in the caller's name without his permission could he track the account. AG Edwards broker says they would have to have a social security number or a driver's license number. Caller says he knows someone who was trading in Roger Elvick's name. Broker asked if it was a friend, family member or corporation? Caller said to the broker it was a corporation. Broker then said every bond has a cusip # Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Process Number.

You can go to www.cusip.com. There are two main outlets. Chicago and New York. You'd have to find out who their transfer agents are and then you could track the trade. You can even find out if funds are being embezzled off the account.

When the cop gives you a ticket and you go into court, the judge is using this as a credit item to trade in the markets and he's doing calls. What if someone went in and caught them short on the margin call?

The broker at AG Edwards knew what the caller was talking about. He said, "IF you want to follow this up anymore, you'll have to go to the Securities Exchange division in your state. So, the next thing the caller did was check the Department of Financial Institution of his state on the web and looked up securities exchange division. The advisory committee showed AG Edwards was the transfer agent for the state, making all the bond trades.

The cop does all the paper work in the car. He is creating the assessment and the paperwork in his car when he makes out the ticket by using name, social security number, and driver's license number. They assume you voluntarily gave it to the cop and make the trade. Every cop is a private business contractor working for the corporation. If this is true then you can follow up on every trade made in your name on your exemption.

Find the bond written on your birth certificate. Use that and access your exemption through the stock market that way. Roger Elvick knew this. The transfer and transfer agent and the number with social security number and every case number will be listed. Every traffic ticket will be listed. Broker says if Ameritrade had a trade he could track it, but he can't track AG Edwards, and others. It's going to take someone higher up. The brokers are enslaved by their industry. When you have a job your company is using your social security number.

They'll keep taking your exemption even if you leave that company. AG Edwards sells the prisoner/traffic bonds for several states. How does this correlate with admiralty? Jack Smith says that in admiralty the vessels are carrying commodities and goods. So they carry invoices, packing slips and bills of lading. Warrants and securities back up the goods.

Lag, goods that float on the water. Gene Keating says that Title 46 is the shipping code in admiralty. Secretary of Transportation is the receiver of the bankruptcy of the UNITED STATES, section 1247 Title 46, he's the receiver and trustee. He's talking about the carriage of goods sea act which is Title 46 in the appendix. Bills of lading are all documents of title--warrants and documents are all under

the UCC and deal with documents of title. Title 46 Sections 181-189--admiralty is very complex. Even judges are taught on a need to know basis. Appellate judges often don't know all this.

This all leads to different aspects of admiralty/maritime law, both inside and outside the courtroom. The carriage of goods act, Title 46, is all governed by the Secretary of Transportation, the Coast Guard, Secretary of Commerce and the treasury are all under Secretary of Transportation and it's all in commerce.

The Secretary of transportation is the head of the maritime commission. All vessels are registered under Title 46, Section 31-301 which talks about maritime liens that arise by operation of law. There's a maritime lien commission. The Secretary of Transportation is running everything because we are all on the 'highway of commerce', the water came inland, so to speak, and now it's here under the law of trust.

Everyone who comes into the courtroom is a ward in admiralty, a ward of the court. We're in an "in rem" proceeding in admiralty in a title dispute and we have to come in as the title holder or have interest or claim in the subject matter of the complaint, or we are the 'vessel' and they have arrested 'the vessel.'

We're not in common law in the courts, we're in admiralty and they get jurisdiction by arresting the vessel. They, lawyers district attorneys, law enforcement, don't use the proper process and they need to trick, cajole, deceive, pressure us to do whatever they need to do and have us make a mistake to give them 'in personam jurisdiction' over us when we take on the attributes of a general appearance to the subject matter of the pleadings against the defendant "in rem" and we start acting in any capacity on the merits of the charges or by taking on the persona of the defendant vessel 'in rem.'

There's lots more to this, but I think you get the gist about 'prisons for profit. In tying this all together it would appear that there are many laggard souls, some are incarcerated in prison and some are working in the prisons. And many, many more are indifferent to what is going on in our country as far as prisons and prisoners are concerned.

When I explained my case to women, many said, “Why do you bother trying to change things? To stand up to the system?” I’d always explain to them the concept of our earth trying to ascend to higher consciousness and take all the souls along, even the laggard souls. I’d explain how we could use the light of the angels, masters and God through us as flashlights.

By L. S.

ZANUWINE

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(10/25/04 11:09 pm)

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VOICES FROM THE BATTLE FRONT IN THE WAR AGAINST THE PEOPLE BY THE CORPORATE STATE

Testimony from the enslaved, vulnerable, exploited; spiritual tools of people helping each other survive this unhuman degradation, sadistic nightmare. Anyone who thinks they are not the next target, that this is at the door NOW, is in a dangerous delusion. Most of these people in the jail are there with the "help" of attorneys

Satutory "rule of law". Slavery for all, one assessment, if you break a rule, if you do not or cannot pay fines, if you say no to compelled contracts, if you do not comply, you will go to jail and work for slave wages or worked for free as prisoners, the levelling of America to a third world standard by force in the global matrix, locally enforced

The testimony of these women is exponentially repeated throughout the prison system the largest in the world here in the USA. We thank Lynn S.

Notes from Lynn:

A few weeks before we attended this lecture, Cecilia had told us about her friend Laura in Virginia, who does energy work on people through mediation and with the assistance of angels. Laura had seen Cecilia at a workshop in California and done some energy work on her. Cecilia asked us to call Laura, as she felt we might have some of the same dark energy around us that Laura had removed from Cecilia.

I did call Laura, and she ended up graciously doing some work for Paul and I, even after I explained that I couldn’t afford it at the time. We talked with her the next day and she explained what she had done, and said she would continue to check on us in meditations on a weekly basis for awhile.

A couple of weeks after this lecture Paul got a ticket for ‘no seat belt’ as he often went without because the seat belt rested on the incision site of his new kidney he’d received January 27, 2004. At that time the officer told him there were warrants out for both he and I in Colorado. We had no idea until then that there were warrants out, nor what they were for. As we found out much, much later, the warrants were Colorado only warrants based on what the district attorney was calling ‘spurious liens’ and what they enlarged to be ‘influencing of a public official’ a class 4 felony according to their statutes, which are not laws. Only laws are enacted by legislatures with prefaces or enacting clauses. Statutes do not have enacting clauses, and are no more laws than are the dress code regulations for IBM employees.

The next day the officers ‘served’ the warrants which were not signed warrants at all, but a fax from Colorado telling the officers there were warrants. The officers are required, when requested, to show the signed warrant. I requested to see the signed warrants, they didn’t have them, and I closed the door. They broke in, handcuffed and arrested us and took us to jail. Colorado had never written a target letter to us nor made available copies of two court hearings, 03CR40 and 03CR41 which they had held. We had not idea the warrants even existed.

Laura in Virginia happened to ‘check in’ on Paul and I that night in her meditation. She knew she’d removed some dark energy and was appalled at all the dark energy around us. She called our house and we weren’t here, so she called Cecilia to see what in the world was going on. Bless her heart, Cecilia had come to the house the day of the arrest when we called her to take care of our grandson, who was napping when it all happened. Laura told Cecilia she would do energy work that night, called Cecilia the next day and told her what she’d done and that we were under light and protection. She also said she had a message for me that she didn’t really understand, and thought maybe I could figure it out.

She said, “St Germaine says Lynn and Paul are exactly where they need to be right now.” Cecilia came to visit me (via video monitor) at the jail and gave me Laura’s message. It put my heart at ease as I knew Paul was not getting his transplant medications. I also knew that there were both ‘of this world paperwork reasons’ for being where we were and spiritual reasons for being there.

It is to bring about the changes in our planet that are creating so much dark energy at this time such as poverty, war and injustice. Every time I was sent back to jail because the judges didn’t want to sign the extradition order based on fraudulent Colorado documents, I just figured I wasn’t finished with the spiritual work there was to do.

One of the things that I found deeply touching was the generosity of women in jail. They knew I didn’t have any supplies but a bar of soap, a flimsy toothbrush and tooth paste whose first ingredient was sugar. They offered tooth paste, soap, shampoo, lotion, and thankfully, lip balm. Those of us who got ‘money on the books’ and could buy from commissary shared with many. When I left each time, I left supplies behind, as well as socks, undershirts and underwear. Women of all ages and all backgrounds would come up to me and ask me what I was doing in there. It must stand out when you’ve only gotten a couple of parking tickets and a speeding ticket in 60 years. I only met one truly mean woman and made it a point to steer clear of her as most everyone else did.

I had many opportunities to educate women on the monetary system of jail. The moment an order is written, whether it’s a warrant or a traffic ticket, or whatever, the money machine is activated. Every prisoner has a monetary value to our government whether its local, county, state or federal. Bonds are written based on the person’s name and social security number and are sold through a brokerage firm such as AG Edwards or Merrill Lynch who has the contract to sell all the prison bonds for the city, county, state or federal prisons. Over 50% of the money market bonds right now are purchased in Japan or China. I’ve been told by researchers that Walmart and, used to be, Kmart also purchase these bonds, Walmart mostly doing so by emptying out bank accounts at night. Both companies are fronts for enormous money machines.

The way the bond works is that a monetary value is placed on the alleged crime and then factored the way banks factor their money. In other words if a person is convicted of a felony the ‘value’ would be $4 million. The county/city/ state then multiplies it by ten, so the bond that goes out for sale with the prisoner’s name and social security number is a short-term ‘promissory’ note. It’s offered at $40 million. Perhaps an investor will offer 40% of the $40 million, or $16 million.

Once this ‘promissory note’ of the face value of $40 million reaches the banks it is then multiplied again by 200 to 300% and sold as bank securities. For those of you who wonder why the US has more people in prison per capita than any other nation on earth, you’ll begin to understand how we can have a weakening economy and still fund wars overseas. It’s all based on prisoners, in other words, prison for profit.

Knowing all this and knowing that a prisoner can have a ‘net worth’ of say, $10,000 per day in the money markets, helped me explain to many bewildered women why they were in jail. We were only merchandise in a warehouse. The storage was pretty cheap; one woman while in jail researched the cost of feeding prisoners per day which ranged from 74 cents to $2.72 per prisoner per day. I can believe this.

Breakfast was often ½ cup oatmeal, 2 slices of white bread, something yellow that looked like margarine, 2 packets of sugar, one slice of baloney, and 1/3 cup of potatoes. Lunch was always 2 pieces of white bread, 2 slices of baloney, a packet of mayo or mustard, one slice of yellow cheese, a small package of chips, on good days fruit, on not so good days, Jell-O. At breakfast there was a small carton of milk and at lunch there was one cup of some kind of drink mix (faux gatorade). I never drank the milk, always gave away my baloney, and on good days could trade dinner cookies for fruit. I’d always eat whatever veggies others wouldn’t eat at dinner. Lettuce was never served in Albuquerque. I guess too many women tried to dry it out and smoke it as there was no smoking allowed. I told everyone I was really in jail undercover, that I was the food editor from the Thrifty Nickel Newspaper.

I’d say at least 65% of the women in Albuquerque were Hispanic, and the remainder were divided among Whites, Indians, and Blacks. Neither Paul nor I saw any Orientals. Given the way the bell curve works and percentages work, I found it very peculiar to see no Orientals and wonder what kind of back room dealing are going on there. Maybe there communities/family groups are tightly-knit enough to care of problems ‘inside.’ I don’t know. As the Bernalillo county jail, always overpopulated, had well over 2500 prisoners I’d expect that there might have been at least 25 Orientals in jail (1% of the total population).

One night we had 90 women in our section which was designed to hold 64 women. That day a 19 year old corrections officer was assigned to the 90 women. She spent the day trying to be pals with the inmates her age. At lock down that night they rebelled. Fights broke out, other officers rushed in, and we were all locked down on Sunday with no phone calls, no outdoor time, no one out of their rooms. That was really tough on the women who were expecting family visits on Sunday. They did let us call and tell them not to drive out for visits. Quite a few of us wrote grievances on the officer. They had no business assigning a young, inexperienced officer to 90 women, when she probably couldn’t have handled fifteen three-year-olds. One of the other women in the room commenting on the overcrowding said, “Why would anyone think it would work to put too many women in one place, half of them coming off alcohol and drugs and the other half with PMS?” Good point.

Many women had a history of coming and going in the jail for prostitution, drugs, alcohol and fewer for battery, assault and ‘real crimes.’ One woman I met had cashed two checks for her friend; she didn’t know the friend had stolen the checks. The friend didn’t get in trouble, but “M” did and spent several months in jail, and finally only got out because she was two weeks away from delivering a baby. They put her on house arrest, wouldn’t let her stay with her sister, she had no car, under $300 per month in some kind of welfare, and after having a C-section was sent home with a three weeks early baby boy. She had little food and few resources and was staying with a ‘friend guy’ (not a boy friend in his spare bedroom. A month later, she’s finally about to get on probation and maybe be allowed to stay with her sister. I found out about her situation while I was out on house arrest, and got a few friends to round up some groceries and supplies for her.

“M” was sick one night, with what turned out to be the beginning of toxemia. There was no medical help available and the CO told us there was an ‘emergency’ and they couldn’t help her. What I found out later was that Corrective Medical Services Inc. who has the contract for providing medical service doesn’t have a doctor on staff at night for the 2,000 to 3,000 prisoners. Just a money saving technique. I stayed up with her for several hours doing light back and foot massage to help her get some relief from the pain she was having in her liver. She finally feel asleep after a couple of hours of continuous massage. Here’s something she wrote for me the day she knew I’d be leaving for the CCP house

arrest.

I saw “D” the one from the South, who dubbed me “Miss Lynn” when I was sent back to jail by the judge on August 5, 2004. She came in a day later and I asked her what in the world she was doing back. She’d originally gone to jail when she stole some groceries from Walmart to feed her roommate and roommates daughter after they’d all run out of money. She said she was walking up Central and a guy stopped and asked her if she needed a ride. She thanked him and said, yes, she was on the way to the car parts store to get a part for her car, and she’d even pay him for the ride. He pulled in at Circle K and stopped the car and asked her how much condoms cost. She asked him what he was talking about. Right then an officer tapped on the window and told her she was being arrested for prostitution. I hooted when she told me that, she was as gay as they come. She pleaded guilty to the charge so she could get out in five days. When you plead not guilty on any charge you’ll wait weeks and sometimes months for a court date. It’s all part of the money

system.

There were many women that I eventually had an opportunity to discuss the spiritual side of things with. I look fairly credible with my “PTA President’s face”, and perhaps because I was older, they’d give me the courtesy of listening to what I said without outright laughter or derision. I told many of them about Patty Coda Robles description of the laggard souls and where we are right now as a planet trying to move out of this dark third dimension. I told many how to be a flashlight and let the batteries of God, angels and Ascended Masters shine through them.

Early on I had a good example. Quan Yin is an Ascended Master of the turquoise healing ray. One day Kara in my ‘room’ of 11 women (the ‘room’ was designed for 8 but they put plastic beds on the floor) was sick with the flu. The corrections officers are pretty tough, and rarely have any empathy. The officer was told she was sick, too bad. Kara kept jumping out of her bed and running for the toilet area to either throw up or have diarrhea. The officer finally told her if she got up again and didn’t put on her orange uniform (she was in tee shirt and boxer shorts) she’d be put in solitary. That meant she would have a blanket and be locked in a small room with no water, no toilet, to continue to have diarrhea and vomiting. All I did was to envision Quan Yin’s turquoise ray shining through me onto the situation. I didn’t define an outcome. I just said there was a problem. Kara never got up again that night. The diarrhea and vomiting stopped immediately. I shared this story with many women to illustrate that there is something we can do in seemingly hopeless circumstances. We just have to be the flashlight, Someone Else will even provide the batteries. I explained though, that Their light is magnified when we let it shine through us.

I talked to a young woman the last night I was in Albuquerque. I’d just been moved from four days of 23-hours a day lock down (30 to 45 minutes to come out of a two person room, usually with three people in it, and shower, exercise and make phone calls). Almost all meals were taken in the cell. “C” was walking out in the court yard and joined me as I was finally enjoying time to walk outdoors. She told me she had three college degrees, and about ten years earlier, just before taking the exams for medical school, she tried crack one time. And she’s been hopelessly hooked every since then. She says she occasionally gets off for awhile and invariably gets back on it. She admitted to me she’d ruined her life and couldn’t get off the stuff. Her story was the same story of many women. One time on crack and they were hooked for good and spiraled down in drugs, money and prostitution for many of them.

Another time that stands out on using the light was when Sergeant B came in one Saturday morning. He was Black and he was mean. He started with demanding everyone throw out into the center any extra blankets, towels, or uniforms. Then he started going through each ‘room.’ He was throwing out commissary items women had purchased. By the time he got to our room ‘2' he was threatening all day lock down, no phones, no tv that night, and no visitors. As he approached our room my first thought was, ‘Oh dear, I’m awfully white.” I just said, “Shine light through me onto this situation. Period.”

The first thing that happened was he got into my little plastic box of papers, toothbrush, etc. I had two Styrofoam cups of water. “Whose water is this,” he bellowed. “It’s mine, “ I answered. “What are you doing with all this water.” I answered, “I drink a lot of water because I get dehydrated.” He bellowed again, “You dump this water out and the next time you’re dehydrated you go suck on the air vent.” My jaw dropped and glancing at the “Oh no I hope she doesn’t answer THAT” looks, I slammed my mouth shut and didn’t say a word. But, my mind was busy, what did he think dehydrated meant? Suck on an air vent? Just then a woman who’d been there for 8 months and was getting out in about a week piped up, “Oh for God’s sake, “B” look at you. You’re getting a bigger puss gut than ever.” That completely dissolved the tension and he started bantering with her. And five minutes later he left and no one was locked down. I didn’t say how the light had to shine through me or what the outcome had to be. I just said we need some help and we need some light on this.

Day after day I saw women trying to make the best of a lousy situation. Many would go to bible study, some would go to the classes that were offered for getting a GED. In my case I’d read and I also wrote my story out long hand. I got a chance to go to the law library by signing up for the GED class. (I know, I know, I already have a college degree). But it worked. I’d asked to go to the law library four times and been ignored.

The GED class got to go there to write their papers. My story go copied which the GED teacher did not want to publish along with everyone else’s. She admitted it was quite a story, but she didn’t want to jeopardize being able to come in to the jail and teach classes by publishing my story along with the others. However, I did give a copy to someone in the library with the permission that it could be shared with anyone. The story talked a lot about the money stream created by the prisoners.

”S” had a first defense dui (driving under the influence of alcohol) and didn’t pay the fine and didn’t go to community service because she had no vehicle and no job. She was in the first offender’s program and was arrested. The count of one dui was changed to 6 counts of dui. The public defender never consulted with her before he spoke up in court. Her release date was changed from 30 days to 90 days. She lost her job and will probably lose her home and car.

“D” had a bad check at a children’s store. She lost tract of it because it happened 1.5 years ago. The store sent the information to the district attorney and the DA sent a letter that she never received regarding the bad check. She was stopped on June 30 for speeding and the officer came back and said there were traffic citations and a felony warrant for her arrest. She asked what the warrant was for and he and 3 other officers, not answering, arrested her. Two of them handcuffed her and one did the paperwork. She was in for ten days and went to court for the traffic citation that had not been paid. Those were dismissed. She had a release date as of July 1, 2004. There was a hold on her for failure to appear for an arraignment she nothing about regarding the check. She was released on her own recognizance (very rare) and will be back in court July 21, 2004, regarding the check.

“L” had been in 17 days as of July 4, 2004, for dirty urine analysis on CCP (Community Corrections Program...ankle bracelet...house arrest). She started a year ago with domestic violence charge filed by her sister. She was supposed to be in jail 4 months. The sister was beating on “L” and the niece called the police. “L” did a plea bargain because she didn’t want her sister to get in trouble. Now she’s in jail for the battery of her sister beating on her. On July 8, 2004, “L” was released by the judge at a hearing as she is pregnant and has high-risk pregnancies.

“D” had been in for 35 days on failure to appear for walking in front of Walgreen’s. (No kidding). The police mistook “D” and her woman friend for other people who were not supposed to loiter in front of Walgreen’s. Her friend got out after one night in jails. “D” had a failure to appear on another warrant that she didn’t know about. She was still in jail as of July 9, 2004. I heard later that she got out around August 1, 2004.

“L” May 1, 2004, she was incarcerated for battery. Her boyfriend hit her and claimed she hit him. Another male friend also claimed she had hit him with a stick, but there was no stick in the house. The boyfriend had a scratch under one eye where she had raised her arm in self defense and his glasses hit his cheek. She didn’t have fingernails long enough to scratch with as she’s a nail biter. She had two hearings on July 8 and July 16, 2004. I heard later that she’d been released around the end of July.

“F” June 23 was when “F” was incarcerated for a failure to appear to interview for probation. She is being held until a bond is taken out or there is another court hearing.

“G” was incarcerated on June 20. She had three warrants and had already served the time in August and September, 2003. She was not told she still owed money on the warrants so was incarcerated again. She has a court hearing on July 9, 2004.

“I” was incarcerated on June 23. She failed to appear on a drinking in public charge and driving under impairment (dui). She was sitting in the parked car of a friend with no car keys. She was in the driver’s seat and was arrested even though she was not operating the vehicle and had no car keys. She had a court hearing July 9, 2004, and I heard that she got out later in July.

“B” was incarcerated on June 30 for driving on a revoked license. She had the hold removed on her on July 2 in one court hearing. She will go to another court hearing to get the second hold taken off. Bond was posted on June 30, but she was still there because of the holds.

“J” had a parole violation and is in jail for one year.

“M” gave a dirty urine on June 25. She was kidnaped and raped on the following Monday by J. Garcia. Tuesday the parole officer did a home visit. She had relapsed because of the rape. The officer brought her in. She has been waiting to go to the detox program in jail (28 day program) and the officials want her to do trauma counseling.

“N” there was a wrongful incarceration of this woman’s son who got into trouble. He was in the detention home and then sent to Springer. He escaped from Springer at Thanksgiving. At one point he was an A student and had a basketball scholarship. He was at “N”’s nephew’s house. Several boys came who had hijacked a drug dealer’s car. Her son was implicated and incarcerated in the D home. Then he was tried as an adult by Judge Jewell. He had a 60-day evaluation. The judge and the boy’s mother, “N”, never signed the paper for his evaluation. The family is currently filing through the public defender for his release and refund him for 5 years’ imprisonment. The public defender is going for a settlement of #380 per day plus being released from Springer.

“N” is here on possession. She had gone to Judge Sandra Clinton 10 times to ask for acceptance to the Women in Recovery program. The judge never signed her permission. “N” was picked up on possession of a crack pipe on Sept . 8, and released on bond on Sept 9. She and a girlfriend went to dinner. She stopped in a parking lot when the girl friend saw her boy friend’s truck and asked her to stop so she could get her bags. The two women were reported as stealing the bags. The police came to her house and arrested her on June

14, 04. They gave her a 10 day filing on the ‘theft of luggage.’ They did not indict her within 10 days. She is here on indictment of drug paraphernalia under Judge Macaron.

“V” had interlock installed in her car, because of a dui. She worked for state government. She left work at 5:06 on May 25 and went directly to counseling which was 15-18 minutes away depending on traffic during rush hour. The interlock goes off every 10 minutes when she drives. She arrived at counseling at 5:27. The interlock locked up and stated she had a .038 blood alcohol (Santa Fe Interlock owned the device). She went into counseling and three minutes after the .038 report, she blew a .0. She asked the owner of Interlock to refund her because this was unjust and she had a wrong report. She needed documentation from counseling with the .0 blood alcohol and then the owner of Santa Fe Interlock stated he would refund her money. She went to counseling to ask for the document he needed and was told it was confidential, and only her probation officer could request it. She called her probation officer and told him she hadn’t been drinking and the interlock had malfunctioned and she needed a document to prove it. She called back two days later and the parole officer said he hadn’t heard anything from the case manager at counseling. She had called Frank Munoz, the case manager, who said he hadn’t heard from Erik Erikssen, the parole officer. When she called the parole officer again, he told her to come in at 1:00 PM to see him. She went on time and was immediately booked for jail by him. He had spoken to Judge Shepherd and only shown the judge the malfunction report of .038 and did not show the judge the .0 document from the test at counseling 3 minutes later. The parole officer booked her and brought her to jail. Why didn’t the parole officer show the .0 document? What’s in it for him to withhold evidence?

She Volunteered for the detox program and has now received a letter that she will lose her job with the state. Colleen, her counselor, said she’d been an excellent client, always complying with her appointments and the terms of the use of the interlock. She never missed appointments, and never had a ‘dirty’ urinalysis. She did have one relapse parole violation when she first started when she attended a state union conference with a free bar for all attendees. She did not drink all night, and then finally had one beer. She was seen by Jack Cohill, a friend of Erik Erikssen. That time, she turned herself in for 2 days remand because of the one beer and spent the weekend in jail. “V” never had a hearing until she was in jail for 29 days. Finally, at that hearing the paperwork was presented that she had blown a .0 blood alcohol and she was released from jail. However, even though she was ‘innocent’ she was placed on the CCP ankle bracelet program for 60 days and still had lost her job.

By L. S.

NALLIMHEL

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(11/1/04 10:01 pm)

Reply Re: This Is Why Many Go To JAIL

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Very impressive system, now I understand why we need newer and decent prisons system to keep prisoners... I also understand the need for more guards more people in prison even for no apparent reason even if they are to go there for one day. Mostly you end up with a bonus of three days you didn't expect because your hearing was set on a different day. Reason many criminal to hear in a day.

While they pass all their day long washing their hands and plotting more disasters...

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