The current commercial process in the world today is a Game, is created entirely in the realm of FICTION, operating as private law and private contract between legal fictions, i.e., Countries (Nations,) Corporations, and strawmen (Individuals/Sole Proprietors.)

Today’s operational jurisdiction is private law, called "public policy," not public law as existed in the Republic. To make his way in the Real world a living being, who cannot enter, operate in, or be in the realm of the fictitious and imaginary, needs a commercial vessel.

Inasmuch as law must always provide a remedy, when US Inc. declared bankruptcy in 1933 it had to structure a means for living people to appear in their private, proper capacity and deal with whatever claims might arise. The result is that all claims must be resolved through private administrative process to determine whether or not the public sector (public policy) has jurisdiction in a given matter.

These principles include such maxims of equity as:

1. He who comes into a court of equity must come with clean hands. 79 Fed. Rep. 854; 97 Tenn. 180; 11 Tex. Civ. App. 624.

2. He who has committed iniquity shall not have equity. Francis, 2d Max.

4. Equity suffers no right without a remedy.

6. Equity follows the law.

8. He who seeks equity must have clean hands.

If, in an action, both parties are in dishonor, both have failed to "give equity" and have proceeded without "clean hands." In such case the judge has unbridled discretion, since he is dealing with two losers from inception. The judge must then do is what his exclusive duty is in any case, uphold public policy and collect revenue for paying the insurance policy premiums to keep the bankrupt corporation afloat.

The solution, therefore, is never to dishonor, i.e., always do equity and act with clean hands, and perfect your claim in the private, administrative realm at the outset of a dispute. By so doing, you have availed yourself of the remedy in law and "exhausted your administrative remedies." At this point, should the matter enter a court and be put before a judge, you will be the one with a perfected claim on the private side and also the only party with clean hands, having done equity and acted in honor and good faith.

Because administrative remedies must be exhausted prior to a matter entering the judicial arena, as long as you are doing administrative procedure, the public officials cannot proceed with any court action against the strawman.

The administrative process consists of having your notary send (you should always send and receive all paperwork by and through a friendly and knowledgeable notary) notice of your position to all of the parties, i.e., "Respondents," who are assaulting your strawman with demands, obligations, and charges. Said Respondents are sent your private, administrative notices in the private capacity of all concerned, so that you are operating as a real being sending notices to other real beings. The nature of your paperwork is that without dishonoring (denying, traversing, fault-finding, etc.), you require that your adversary "put up or shut up." In other words, you send your adversaries, in private capacity, conditional acceptances and negative averments that in essence state: averments means:

It is essential to remember that the entire current judicial system functions by stipulations, i.e., agreements, between disputing parties. Stipulations occur either by the two parties openly agreeing on a particular point or, if they do not, the discovery and trial process resulting in stipulations based on the ruling of the judge, i.e., the discretionary "conscience of the court."

The entire legal/ commercial process today is a game, the essential rule of which is: "Whoever dishonors first loses." Or, phrased differently, "No one who dishonors can be assured of prevailing." In short, if you wish to win you must proceed without dishonoring, or there is no guarantee you will prevail and, what is worse, if your adversary is the system itself, you are automatically guaranteed to lose because the judge must faithfully adhere to his Prime Directive: Uphold public policy and collect revenue for the bankruptcy reorganization.

3. Have your notary send your adversaries your notices in the private capacity of all involved parties.

4. Never dishonor or traverse, which you can do by enjoining (commenting on, whether admitting or denying) any of the content, i.e., subject matter, in their communications, as well as by ignoring what you receive (failing to respond within the time frames required). Remember the definition of "traverser" from Black’s Law Dictionary: "In pleading, one who traverses or denies. A prisoner or party indicted; so called from his traversing the indictment." Regard the content of their documents as their truth or fantasy, which, in either case, is not your position/ truth and therefore not your business to comment on one way or another, other than as above, "maybe what you say is true, but if so, prove it." Then you have not dishonored by ignoring, nor traversed by commenting on their statements.

5. Remember the maxim of law: "The burden of proof resides on him who asserts, not on one against whom a claim or charge is made." They initiated the matter and are demanding something from you, not the reverse. Therefore, in the PAP process the burden of proof concerning the validity of their assertions rests with them, not you.

6. Invoke the principle of acquiescence by silence, i.e., by the terms and conditions of the interchange, their failure to put up or shut up within the time frame you allow for them to prove their claims constitutes their stipulation (agreement) that your position is true, correct, and complete in entirety and they are devoid of proof of claim for anything they’ve alleged against the strawman.

7. After you have consummated your private administrative process, proceed to the public side by invoking the notary for the notarial protest process, at the end of which you have the following established as documentary proof on the record:

b. A complete set of stipulations by them in support of your position;

1. You are the creditor and not a debtor concerning the transaction;

2. There is no evidence that they are the creditor;

3. They owe you, and you can bill them for, the sum-certain amount set forth in the paperwork;

4. They have failed to state a claim upon which relief can be granted;

5. Any and all proceeding against you thereafter constitutes a libel on the public record authorizing your filing a libel of review in the (general) admiralty against all parties in their private capacity, devoid of official immunity;

6. They and all others are hereafter forever estopped (means from raising the issue, contesting the stipulations, or proceeding against you in any way concerning what has been finalized.

After completion of the above, you can file your administrative judgment with the appropriate Recorder, and thereafter record a certified copy of the filed judgment on a UCC-1 or UCC-3.

Remember that your notary constitutes a third-party, disinterested witness. When the notary, an agent of the State and the court, enters the public side with your private information, your position appears on the public record.

Once the PAP process has been completed, then all manner of remedies and recourses exist for you that formerly did not and could not. These include a habeas corpus, criminal affidavits, maritime liens, and other remedies.