Consider this a sort of follow up to "The Truth They Hide." ATM, this is just some theories, but leaving it up, for maybe some help to flesh out for others to help develop. Also, note this is from upcoming litigation, so some parts, like "notice," will be left out of the final piece.
18 USC 2314:
Unknown negotiation via blank indorsement allowed Defendants to take possession of securities (the notes we sign).
This negotiation should have been done under special negotiation and should have been temporary until the application for notes via 12 USC 412 was completed at the Federal Reserve Window.
18 USC 1348 Securities and Commodities Fraud.
Plaintiff was not informed that these instruments were negotiable, nor that, as per all of the above case laws cited, that “banks cannot lend their credit.”
Plaintiff were never informed of the various optional indorsements in accordance with UCC Article 3.16 CFR 433.1(i) and UCC 3-104(a), an instrument is an instrument that is negotiable and an unconditional commitment to pay, equivalent to a dollar.
As per the definition of "creditor" in subsection 15 U.S. Code § 1602(g) and 1602(i), the affiant is aware that, in the context of a credit transaction, a consumer is defined as a natural person from whom credit is extended, and that the primary purpose of the credit transaction is for personal, family, or household purposes.
Notice that I, the affiant, consumer in fact, am of the age of majority and am asserting my administrator and executor authority over this issue in compliance with 15 U.S. Code § 1692c(d). Furthermore, (company) is a corporation and will always be regarded as a minor. Minority corporations have no legal standing or jurisdiction.
Notice that the right provided by me in 15 USC 1602(f), the original creditor, to a debtor Defendant, (company), to postpone payment of the debt or loan to Defendant, (company), to incur debt or a loan from the US Treasury and postpone payment is what is meant by the term “credit,” as the affiant is aware of.
Notice that, as per 15 U.S.Code § 1692a(4), creditor refers to any anyone who extends credit, so generating the obligation. Since I extended the credit, I am actually the initial creditor.