Lien Debtors: Kyle Stone; Gerard Thomas Yost; Alexander A. Zumbar; Alan C. Harold; Kenneth D. DeGlorgio; Greg L. Smith; Phillip Dale Schandel; Lynn M. Todaro; Chryssa N. Hartnett; George T. Maier: STARK COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS; STARK COUNTY CLERK OF COURT; STARK COUNTY TREASURER OFFICE; STARK COUNTY AUDITOR; and FIRST AMERICAN FINANCIAL CORPORATION [ ALL HEIRS AND ASSIGNS]
FINAL AMOUNT DUE - $292,268,814.10, within 28 CLEAR DAYS, after the first date of publishing of this DECLARATION & CLAIM OF LIEN
TO: COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, STARK COUNTY, OHIO, UNLAWFUL FORECLOSURE | CASE NO.: 2024CV01949: Alexander Zumbar v. Muur Hill Seven/Nature El Bey Trustee: ATTN: Alexander Zumbar, Kyle Stone, Gerard Thomas Yost, Alan C. Harold, Chryssa N. Hartnett, Lynn M. Todaro, George T. Maier, Kenneth D. DeGlorgio, Greg L. Smith, Phillip Dale Schandel, and all other involved parties. A SECURITY (15 USC) COMMERCIAL AFFIDAVIT THIS IS A U.S. S.E.C. TRACER FLAG. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTICED: due to Constitutional and Treaty violations, and negligence of Commercial Affidavit(MPK2024CLN29101), you owe Lien Claimant, Nature El Bey, the sum of($292,268,814.10) in lawful tender. This publication constitutes a FINAL offer to cure. The Commercial Lien (Instrument #: MPK2024FS2410) is intended to seize your property as a pledge to secure this obligation. Object of Publication: To provide public notice of (DEFAULT JUDGMENT), against lien debtors as of October 27, 2024. The specific monetary obligation incurred by the named Lien Debtors, is due to their unlawful "joinder of UNKNOWN parties" - James P. & Florence Jackson and James Jackson, Jr., "Federal Tax Lien" liability of ($43,523.19) and ($5,625.75), attachment to said property, with the aim to foreclose on aboriginal soil, with affixations, through unlawful administrative proceedings. The Lien Debtors, have failed to disclose their "Surety Bonds" or the statute or law authorizing them to operate without and actions are deemed "personal acts" under the Color of Law/Authority. This publication is to perfect and initiate collection on the commercial lien against their assets, earnings and bonds. Concideration is expected within twenty-eight (28) days upon the publication of this notice. By, Nature El Bey, Consul General, Competent Jurisdiction P.L. 8 Stat. 484, Allodial American National Consulate, c/o 1215 Arapahoe Rd. SE, near Massillon, Ohio [44646]. UCC 1-103, 1-207, 1-308, 7-103, 7-104(b)(c) 8/11/2025
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1) Commercial Reality and Judgments:
Municipal corporations, including cities, counties, states, and national governments, are said to have "no commercial reality without bonding of the entity, its vehicle (statutes), and its effects (the execution of its rulings)". Crucially, "Judicial non-jury commercial judgments and orders originate from a limited liability entity called a municipal corporation, hence must be reinforced by a Commercial Affidavit and a Commercial Liability Bond". A "foreclosure by a (default) or summary judgment - (non-jury) without a commercial bond is a violation of commercial law".
2) Consequences of Lack of Bond/Disclosure:
◦ Failure to provide public hazard and malpractice bonding information constitutes corporate and limited liability insurance fraud (under 15 USC) and provides "prim-a-facie evidence and grounds to impose a lien upon the official personally to secure their public oath and service of office".
◦ An official who "impairs, debauches, voids or abridges an obligation of contract or the effect of a commercial lien without proper cause, becomes a lien debtor and his/her property becomes forfeited as the pledge to secure the lien".
◦ If an official is not bonded and fails to rectify this deficiency within 90 days, any damaged party can file a commercial lien on their personal property.
◦ Being unbondable (e.g., as a convicted felon) can lead to immediate termination from government employment and a permanent bar from holding public office.
3) Judge's Limitations on Commercial Liens/Affidavits: "Except for a Jury," it is a "fatal offense" for any person, "even a Judge, to impair or to expunge, without a Counter-Affidavit, any Affidavit or any commercial process based upon an Affidavit". Furthermore, "It is against the law for a Judge to summarily remove, dismiss, dissolve or diminish a Commercial Lien. Only the Lien Claimant or a Jury can dissolve a commercial lien". This implies that a judge's authority in matters involving commercial liens and affidavits is restricted, particularly in non-jury contexts, without a counter-affidavit.