Johnny Liberty—Global Sovereign’s Handbook
to an 1836 law) by an expatriated Republic of Texas citizen. The affidavit said two US Marshals had detained the citizen without warrant and held him at gun point for questioning.
Law Courts, and subverting the truth. I believe his ‘Republic of Texas’ will die a quick death.” 7 May 2, 1996 - Republic of Texas Office of the Treasurer Notice is hereby given in accordance with the law of nations, by the rule of Postliminium in accordance with a Judgment of Foreclosure in Cause No. 96-000776-CL, styled We the People of the Republic of Texas vs Internal Revenue Service (IRS), a foreign agency of final adjudication on April 27, 1996, in the District Court of Milam, Tarrant county of this action eminent domain. That it is hereby ordered in accordance with ruling of the court pursuant to jury trail and findings that all easements or claims by the IRS to control of lands, properties, and tenements on the soil of Texas be immediately revoked and cancelled and notice of Judicial sale be posted. It is further ordered that all proceeds of this sale be placed in the Treasury of the Republic of Texas for use and benefit for the continuation of the recovery of lands and properties by acts of postliminy by its People and Citizens. Sale time and Location: North Side of the Capitol Building in Austin of the Republic of Texas June 18, 1996, at 11:00 a.m. For information on the description of the lands and buildings to be sold and to obtain bid information please call the Republic of Texas home office at (210) 349-8994. This sale and foreclosure was executed by the Office of the Treasury of the Republic of Texas, Darrell Franks, Treasurer.
Feb 8, 1996 - Warrants were issued for US Marshals Robert Hartman and David Sligh, US Attorney William Harris, and US Judge Edward C. Prado. They were filed with Sheriff Jack Bremer, Comal County. In response the FBI circulated a story that a militia group threatened to kidnap a judge. Feb 9, 1996 - KMOL television news reports that a federal court in San Antonio was closed down due to a “rumor’ that militia groups had threatened to kidnap a federal judge. Feb 15, 1996 - Time to respond to Republic of Texas Quo Warranto (lawful manner to challenge authority of a corporate or government entity) expired at midnight Feb 17, 1996 - Governor George Bush was deposed via “Tacit Procuration” before a citizens’ Grand Jury. The Grand Jury found the Governor had defaulted and therefore had no lawful authority over the people of Texas. It was announced another Grand Jury would convene on Feb 27, 1996, to hear charges against Federal authorities in reference to drug running, theft and fraud perpetrated by US Attorneys and Federal Judges; as well as three murders of people investigating these alleged crimes. The abuse of the Capital Trust Fund by the Governor's office as a vehicle to rob the elderly of Texas of lifelong investments and funneling of State Lottery monies to foreign accounts not subject to the people were also to be investigated.
June 17, 1996 - A “Declaration of Independence and Reclamation of the Republic of Texas” (with cover letter) was served on the United Nations . This declaration places that body on notice of violations of international law and the United Nations charter by one of its member states (the United States), and demands that the other member states compel the US to follow the law and international agreements that it has made. (This declaration is not an attempt to join the United Nations.) A Notice has been sent to all nations of the world that according to the “Diplomatic Notice of Perfection,” the United States is without authority to represent the Republic of Texas. A “Diplomatic Notice of Perfection of International Discourse” has been served on various individuals. A Resolution certifying US District Judge Lucius D. Bunton III as representative from the judicial branch of the United States of America during the transition has been passed.
Feb 22, 1996 - President Van Kirk meets with head of the US Marshal’s Service, Jack Dean. Van Kirk says Dean admitted he didn't care about law or lawful process. He said he had taken two oaths of office and intended to uphold his corporate oath. Marshal Dean added, if any Texas Sheriff’s acted upon the warrants filed by the Republic of Texas on Feb 8, 1996, he would have them busted. Dean asked Van Kirk if he would remove the warrants but the president said they would stand. Feb 26, 1996 - A message was broadcast on the Internet that warned of an assassination order against John C. Van Kirk, President of the Republic of Texas, by a federal office. The code name of the order was “Captain Kirk” and the status was “crash and burn.” March 13. 1996 - President Van Kirk suspends Richard McLaren and others from Council after they attempted to impeach the President for his stance that militias were not valid in Texas at this time, and that they will come under the authority of sheriffs when the Republic of Texas is fully reinstated.
"If there be a principle that ought not to be questioned within the United States, it is that every man has a right to abolish an old government and establish a new one. This principle is not only recorded in every public archive, written in every American heart, and sealed with the blood of a host of American martyrs, but is the only lawful tenure by which the United States hold their existence as a nation."
April 4, 1996 - Federal Judge Lucius Bunton rules that Richard McLaren, Upper Limpia Basin Common Law Trust and the Republic of Texas owe Stewart Title $1.8 million for filing liens against the company. In the ruling, Judge Bunton stated that the “Republic of Texas” is not a nation, but that it is an unincorporated business. President Van Kirk agreed, saying as the case was presented, the evidence warranted the decision. He stated: “Texas, as a nation has to be first established at law, then accepted by a majority of the people. This requires a political process and a convention.” Van Kirk told the Associated Press: “McLaren's agenda seems to 'bounce off the wall' with frivolous filings, creating bogus Common
—James Madison, 1751 - 1836 June 30, 1996 - A Press Release concerning the recent lawsuit filed by de facto State of Texas Attorney General Dan Morales against the Republic of Texas has been posted to the Press Releases section. Notice of an Amended Schedule
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