By Anna Von Reitz<\/p>\n
Very unscrupulous parties are at work in America, trying to do to us what they did to
\nthe freed plantations slaves after the Civil War.<\/p>\n
They are trying to re-enslave us almost at the moment that we break free.
\nLook carefully at the UN-SWISSINDO paperwork. What do you see? Do the words
\n“Human Obligation Bonds” jump out at you? They should.<\/p>\n
A bond is a promise. There are many, many kinds of bonds. A “human obligation
\nbond” means that you are agreeing that you are a “human” — legally meaning:
\n“monster, animal, color of a man” — basically, that you are not a man or woman,
\nbut “something like”— and that you are being obligated.<\/p>\n
In this case, if you sign up for the Swissindo “giveaway”, you are in fact being
\nobligated to donate your estate — name, copyrights, labor, land, estate in sum
\ntotal— for the benefit of UN–SWISSINDO in exchange for the pittance $1200 a
\nmonth they agree to provide.<\/p>\n
Not really “free money” is it? Especially since they never inform you about what you
\nare giving up “in exchange”. No, they don’t come out and tell you that your estate
\nis worth millions, if not billions, and that you are giving it to them for a bowl of
\nporridge.<\/p>\n
The Dutch East India slave traders were the ancestors of the Swissindo bankers
\ntoday. They made their money on slavery then and they are still making their
\nmoney off of slavery now, even though it has been outlawed since 1926. How do
\nthey do that? By getting your to sign paperwork you don’t understand.<\/p>\n
After the Civil War there was a similar program. Freed plantation slaves were
\noffered “forty acres of good land and a mule” which sounded pretty good to most of
\nthem. So they signed up and they started farming their little plots and building small
\nhomes and barns and little communities. All was well until the “obligation” part of
\nthe unseen bond kicked in. The new landowners couldn’t pay all the taxes they were
\nobligated to pay. The government came back in and took everything, but the bond
\ndidn’t change.<\/p>\n
Most of the former slaves were re-enslaved within three years, only this time the
\nnew owner was The United States of America, Inc.<\/p>\n
If you sign up tor the UN-SWISSINDO bonds, you and everything that is rightfully
\nyours will be owned by two foreign corporations, and you will be stuck with a
\n“lifetime residual lease income” of $1200 a month on an estate that is worth
\nanywhere from a few million to a few billion.<\/p>\n
Wake up, America.<\/p>\n
Start demanding your due— your real due.<\/p>\n
Start complaining about these foreign corporations operating on your shores to bilk
\nthe unsuspecting public. This is an international law enforcement issue. The UNSWISSINDO
\noperation needs to be recognized for what it is, and it and all similar
\nscams promoting slavery and undisclosed “donation” of assets need to be shut down
\nas organized crime syndicates.<\/p>\n