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Rise and Stand Exhibit Sheet This Space Intentional Left all rise and stand moorish americans original natural people of the land ~ morocco/north america /northwest amexem h ~ affidavit en fact ~ nature en writs h unlawful occupation of sovereign original indigenous land exhibit sheet i am justice joniah joni el, a living being, moor american national, in propria persona, sui juris, in proprio solo in proprio heredes. i am an adoriginal indigenous sovereign moorish american national and i am exercising all my rights at this time and at all points in time. whereas all US Corporate Persons, Assigns, Agents and Heirs, are in violation of the treaty of peace and friendship -1786 and 1836 and the Constitution for the united States of america 1789 and 1791 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- be it known as of June 5, 2018, notice of the moorish americans existence was issued to all united States Corporate Persons which fired and convicted all Corporate Persons under the UNITED STATES Corporation Company and their officers of fraud, extortion, human trafficking, involuntary servitude, murder, high treason, for crimes against humanity. the order for all pretending to be Governmental, Judicial and all Enforcement and assumed powers and/or Authority have been revoked and nullified and all such Personnel were ordered to stand down, and as of this present day and time that order still stands. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “…sovereignty itself remains with the people, by whom and for whom all government exists and acts. and the law is the definition and limitation of power…” [yick wo v. hopkins, 118 us 356, 370] Article 30; United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples 1. Military activities shall not take place in the lands or territories of indigenous peoples, unless justified by a relevant public interest or otherwise freely agreed with or requested by the indigenous peoples concerned. posted in the public all supporting documents can be download from the: www.spiritualbreeze.org/public notices exhibit a. notice to appear: maco+cause000000005+34val exhibit b. proof of fraud: snap shot of web site; attached exhibit c. FBI arrest of John Smith; attached exhibit d. reference: writ en discovery; posted: maco+dis000000005+32val exhibit e. universal commercial 1 lien: maco+ucc000000005+34val exhibit f. pope’s letter to Obama … posted in the public: forgotten scrolls exhibit g. treaty of peace & friendship: posted: forgotten scrolls exhibit h. the Constitution for the united States of america…posted: forgotten exhibit i. united nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples: posted forgotten scrolls exhibit j. aborigine charter: posted: forgotten scrolls CC: D. C., GOVERNMENT CORPORATE, Ida Williams [email protected] ATTORNEY GENERAL, WA DC [email protected] Muriel Bowser dba RECORDER OF DEEDS, MAYOR [email protected] The Hague, The Netherlands, Palais Wilson [email protected] Secretary of state DC [email protected] Mayor: Michael B. Hancock 3921 Holly St, Denver, CO 80207 D.C., District Headquarters Fax: (202) 273-5036, email: Doneil Trump International Court of Justice [email protected]; [email protected] Federal Bureau of Investigation DC [email protected] Tiger Commissary Services, Inc. [email protected] CNA Consular notification [email protected] Email GOVERNOR Kevin Stitt, State of Oklahoma https://www.governor.ok.gov/contact/general-info/contact- governor/ David Holt dba Mayor of Oklahoma City [email protected] International Headquarters Interpol [email protected] this space intentional left blank 5/10/2021 FBI — Alton John Smith Sentenced to Federal Prison for Bank Fraud Home • Denver • Press Releases • 2010 • Alton John Smith Sentenced to Federal Prison for Bank Fraud Denver Division Links Alton John Smith Sentenced to Federal Prison for Denver Home Bank Fraud Contact Us - Overview U.S. Attorney’s Office District of Colorado - Territory/Jurisdiction June 30, 2010 (303) 454-0100 News and Outreach - Press Room | Stories - In Your Community DENVER—Alton John Smith was sentenced Monday to serve 60 months (five years) in federal prison, About Us followed by five years of supervised release, for bank fraud, United States Attorney David Gaouette and - Our People & Capabilities FBI Special Agent in Charge James Davis announced. The sentence, handed down by Chief U.S. - What We Investigate District Court Judge Wiley Y. Daniel, includes an order of restitution totaling $767,709.07 payable to - Our Partnerships Wells Fargo, Security Service Credit Union, and an insurance company. Smith, who is free on bond but - Denver History subject to electronic monitoring, was ordered to report to a facility designated by the Bureau of Prisons on or before August 2, 2010. Wanted by the FBI - Denver Alton John Smith was first charged by Information on April 7, 2009. Smith was later charged by FBI Jobs Indictment on September 17, 2009. Following a three-day jury trial, Smith was convicted on February 10, 2010, on each of the four counts of bank fraud contained in the indictment. He was sentenced by Chief Judge Daniel on June 28, 2010. According to the facts presented to the jury during trial, in mid-September 2007, Smith filed documents associating himself with Marrick Entertainment, a shell company he used to support false representations about his income made during his scheme to defraud Wells Fargo Bank and Security Service Federal Credit Union. Trial testimony demonstrated that Marrick conducted no legitimate business. In November of 2007, Smith started opening bank accounts using a fraudulent persona, Austin Ikeme. The Ikeme identity was listed as a signatory to these accounts, as well as other accounts Smith controlled. On November 14, 2007, Smith, using the Ikeme identity, signed a contract to purchase a property in Parker, Colorado. In connection with the purchase of that property, Smith applied for a $982,000 mortgage loan from Wells Fargo, as well as a $100,000 home equity line of credit, also from Wells Fargo. In mid-December 2007, Smith attempted to close on this home loan, but the title company refused to complete the transaction because of concerns Smith was using a fake Colorado drivers license. Later in December 2007, the defendant successfully closed on both loans. To obtain the loans, Smith made false statements on the applications, including: 1) using his fake identity; 2) using a false social security number; 3) using a false date of birth; 4) falsely stating he was employed by Marrick for seven years; 5) falsely stating his monthly income was $21,973; 6) falsely stating he had a checking account balance of $265,311; 7) falsely stating that no part of the down payment was borrowed. He also used a fake California drivers license, false payroll documents, and false bank statements. That same month, Smith used the same fraudulent documents to open a checking account at TCF Bank in Parker. Smith was then arrested for forgery by local law enforcement. Eventually, after the loan closed, Smith received $87,720 in loan proceeds, which he used to pay personal expenses and to buy a fake cashier’s check used in the attempt to open the TCF Bank account. In April 2008, Smith opened new checking and savings accounts at Wells Fargo, using both his real identity and the Ikeme identity as signatories. Within a month of opening these accounts, Smith transferred the entire balance to a Marrick bank account at Wells Fargo. He then spent that money on personal expenses and a trip to Las Vegas. Earlier in 2008, Smith used his fake identity to lease three vehicles from Centennial Auto Sales. After learning he wasn’t allowed to obtain any more leases, Smith submitted a fraudulent loan application using the Ikeme identity to secure a $42,834 loan from Security Service Federal Credit Union to buy a 2008 Chrysler Aspen. “Financial fraud is a priority of the Justice Department and a priority of the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Colorado,” said U.S. Attorney David Gaouette. “Thanks to the hard work of the FBI and U.S. Attorney’s Office, another fraudster will serve time in federal prison.” “Theft and fraud committed by one, affects many,” said FBI Special Agent in Charge James Davis. “We will continue to work closely with our law enforcement partners and all of the bank industry professionals to week out those who commit this type of financial crimes that ultimately costs each and every one of us.” This case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Smith was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Matthew Kirsch. Today’s sentencing is part of President Barack Obama’s Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force https://archives.fbi.gov/archives/denver/press-releases/2010/dn063010.htm 1/2 5/10/2021 FBI — Alton John Smith Sentenced to Federal Prison for Bank Fraud Today s sentencing is part of President Barack Obama s Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force. President Obama established the interagency Financial Fraud Task Force to wage an aggressive, coordinated, and proactive effort to investigate and prosecute financial crimes. The task force includes representatives from a broad range of federal agencies, regulatory authorities, inspectors general, and state and local law enforcement who, working together, bring to bear a powerful array of criminal and civil enforcement resources. The task force is working to improve efforts across the federal executive branch, and with state and local partners,
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