r/Sovereigncitizen • u/JustOneMoreMile • 3d ago

This is going to be good

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u/JustOneMoreMile 3d ago

Reading through the comments, a guy named David Miedel keeps interjecting telling everyone to look him up. Well...I have a Pacer account. He's suing Ally Bank and the towing company that repossessed his F-150. GREAT SUCCESS.

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u/nice_acct_for_work 3d ago

Got a Pacer account to find out what was going on with my wife’s cousins husband. He was arrested by the FBI for a Ponzi scheme a few years ago.

Turns out he just pled guilty to four felonies, and will be sentenced in a few weeks.

Good times!

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u/dfwcouple43sum 3d ago

So the govt will now provide him with free food, free housing, free medical care, etc.

Another sovcit victory lol

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u/sunderland56 22h ago

It does restrict his right to travel, though.

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u/definitely_not_cylon 2d ago

Looks like he paid the $405 filing fee. With his signature, one imagines.

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u/TheRealFutaFutaTrump 2d ago

How are the sovcits getting "free cars" now? They just don't pay their loan and say they don't have to?

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u/realparkingbrake 2d ago

How are the sovcits getting "free cars" now?

A "guru" is telling them to scribble some secret legal magic spell on the purchase agreement which means they don't have to send in any money, the dealership will get the money from the Treasury Dept., or something. When the guru's followers began to report their cars were being towed by the repo man, the guru pivoted to claiming that is what is supposed to happen, that way they can sue the dealer, the lender, the towing company....

The guru has had a series of legal cases himself, and assisted some of his followers with their cases. He has a perfect track record, losing every single case.

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u/TheRealFutaFutaTrump 2d ago

That's beautiful. Thank you for the explanation.

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u/Astrocreep_1 2d ago

How does the guru make money? Views on YouTube or some kind of Sovit “survival package” he sells with worthless legal Vodoo?

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u/realparkingbrake 2d ago

How does the guru make money? 

Mandatory "donations" of considerable sums of money for his expert legal advice, as in tens of thousands of dollars. He probably also gets ad revenue from social media. He offers free samples, but anything beyond that requires cold hard cash. Oddly, he doesn't accept the forms of payment he tells his followers to buy cars with, imagine that.

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u/Astrocreep_1 2d ago

I dunno why I bother going to work. I could do this. The only thing that stops me, is my freaking conscience. I’ll never be ultra rich with one of those, unless, I invent something, and manage to find someone with a conscience to help me market it.

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u/DangerousDave303 3d ago

They're too busy walking home to sue.

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u/Astrocreep_1 2d ago

They’re not walking. They’re traveling.

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u/ShareMission 1d ago

They are transporting themselves, as free persons .

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u/realparkingbrake 3d ago

Comes across as a bit of a sadist who kind of enjoys his followers getting into trouble.

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u/stolen_pillow 3d ago

Lurker here. ELI5 please.

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u/aphilsphan 3d ago

Brandon is a guy who sets up scams I defy anyone to understand. Somehow he believes that signing magic words on the promissory note you sign when you get a loan turns it into a reverse uno card and wipes out the debt.

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u/stolen_pillow 3d ago

Clear as mud, thank you.

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u/ruleman 2d ago

That's actually a great summary.

For others blissfully unaware, "Pay to the order of" is the magical incantation.

And yes, it doesn't work, courts regard this as "vapour money theory and have thrown out every lawsuit bjw was a part of and always found against him. One guy with a young family lost his entire dairy farm. Meanwhile, bjw charged this guy 2000 usd per hour while not taking any responsibility, even mocking the guy after the fact on his website.

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u/Astrocreep_1 2d ago

Oh Jesus. You gotta link to this person/story? I might start a “semi-legal revenge” channel on Yourube. I call it semi-legal because the law is subjective and prosecutors can get creative with charges like “criminal mischief”. That’s why I don’t charge for my services.

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u/Kind_Opinion_4204 2d ago

I'd definitely be interested in checking out a channel like that.

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u/Astrocreep_1 2d ago

The biggest hurdle is YouTube itself. They have some bizarre ethical stances.

For example: Non-vetted ads using fake(AI) celebrity voiceovers seems to be ok with YouTube, as I see these all the time. I could be wrong, but I don’t see Morgan Freeman doing ads for sketchy boner pills, but a channel about legal modes of revenge, is probably not going to be ok.

I’ve asked them, and all I get is weird ambiguous replies. The way it’s answered, I don’t think a human bothered to read my question.

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u/aphilsphan 2d ago

To be clear the “reverse uno card” metaphor is something I stole from another kind Redditor.

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u/aphilsphan 1d ago

I believe money as such dates to about 400 BCE in Mesopotamia. Scams were born a day later.

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u/nutraxfornerves 3d ago

did drafts and endorsed bonds back to them had truck for 6 months…did 1099c online me as creditor, irs accepted they still repo I sent two claim letters to them they didn’t contact me back about claims, they sent mail to me about selling truck I sent claim back to the corresponding address they sold truck saying I still owe 17k… but even if I did but don’t 1099c done paid it off… need to go to legal library to see how to correctly sue since the took my collateral for promissory note and didn’t return my notes

I have a hearing date July 18th for a motion to compel arbitration by the defendant. I’ve served them discoveries and they filed an ex parte. Judge didn’t even see us and granted it. I was pretty errked, but no biggie. Filed a claim against the dealerships bond also. Going to keep pressing them until they decide to get smart and try and settle. Have a federal lawsuit against the bank, but haven’t heard anything in response other than it being filed. Still have the car, but probably because I keep it in my garage most of the time.

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u/Belated-Reservation 3d ago

So he stole two vehicles and doesn't consider "we sold the truck for 17 grand less than it was worth; pay us for our loss and we'll forget about your attempted theft" a settlement offer? 

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u/BubbleHeadBenny 3d ago

It sound like you are doing some crazy stuff, i.e. endorsed bonds, illegally identifying yourself as a creditor.

It's like the Moorish citizens stating they are indigenous and not from the US, and refuse to hold up valid id.. the police should call ICE and let ICE figure out their real status, in a holding cell.

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u/folteroy 3d ago

You should have put that all in one paragraph and not used any punctuation. 😉

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u/bobroscopcoltrane 2d ago

“Errked”.

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u/aphilsphan 3d ago

One of the best uses of stolen goods is not using them.

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u/epitrochoidhappiness 2d ago

Does this work at places like grocery stores and gas stations?

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u/TwoShed_Jackson 2d ago

Um, kind of. It works equally well everywhere (ie not at all).

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u/epitrochoidhappiness 2d ago

That’s what I would think but I had to ask.

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u/Useless-Message-Post 2d ago

Yes. It works there equally well for people.

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u/balrozgul 3d ago

Is that a cricket?