Ethical Fiat

US Department of the Treasury Building at Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, in Washington, D.C.

Origination

On Friday, March 13, 2020, President Trump of the United States issued Proclamation 9994 under the. National Emergencies Act of 1976 (NEA) concerning the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic – pushing the world economy into the shadow of an unprecedented economic experiment.

The SuperFed emerged under extraterritorial jurisdiction on February 14, 2021 as a commutative system for debt forgiveness supported by constitutional controls on personal fiat, money creation and jubilee.

Judicial antecedents of the SuperFed gateway to US Treasury were established in the risk reduction aftermath of the 2008 Great Recession pursuant to the following case law:

  • Dianne Hensley, et al. v. State Commission on Judicial Conduct, et al. | Travis County’s Texas 201st District Court | Cause Number D‐1‐GN‐10‐001991 
  • New World Communications of Tampa v. Akre | Florida 2nd District of Appeals | Case Number 2D01‐529 
  • Shams v. Mooney et al,/Class v. Mooney et al. | The 5th Circuit District for the Texas Western District Court | Case Number 2011cv00372 and/or 2011cv00373 
  • Class v. North Carolina Department of Transportation | North Carolina Wake County Clerk of Superior Court | File Number 11CVS 1559
  • Person v. USA | United States Court of Federal Claims | Case Number 1:20‐cv‐00205‐RTH
  • Class v. United States | Supreme Court of the United States | Case Number 16‐424
  • San Bernardino County Public Administrator v. Jefelyn Giles et al. | Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of San Bernardino | Case Number 5:22-cv-00542-AB | PROPS 1900141 with Related Case Number CONPS 1300295
  • Amikwabi v. Pope Francis | Ontario Superior Court of Justice | File Number CV‐21000085478‐00CP

The pre-payment money order infrastructure of the SuperFed comprises strategic US treasury bands that are reserved for purposes of extraterritorial security, transparency and stability. The SuperFed ensures that this self-regulatory gateway is efficiently monetarized in accordance with the original constitutional focus on “full faith and credit” on matters of interstate development.

SuperFed fiat orders are issued in compliance with jubilee letters for marque and reprisal that are adjudicated by plenipotentiary representatives in their mutual allegiance to natural justice, personal sovereignty and due process.

Authentication

To verify a SuperFed fiat order, two purple ink signed original requests are to be handed in to the Chair of the Plenipotentary Representatives. All money orders are issued to qualified beneficiaries pursuant to an authentication protocol that qualifies their capacity to understand the following provisions of fiat policy making:

  • Know the language
  • Know the rules
  • Know the job descriptions
  • Know the original intent
  • Use your common sense

The fiat order instrument is authenticated on the basis of unique security features that are specific to the SuperFed treasury gateway including:

Inquiries may be presented to the SuperFed by direct phone number: +441 518 1700 in the hours 09.00-17.00 AST.

Jurisdiction

The SuperFed operates as a distributed policy environment – similar to the internet itself – for repatriation of the private sovereign and/or political risk marketplace under “non liquet” jurisdiction (commonly known as “lacuna in the law”) that is protected under congressional letters of marque and reprisal.

This new environment for wealth creation and economic stability a necessary counterpoint to underwrite the unprecedented moral hazards to fiat currency resulting from the policy of “Quantitative Easing” that was commenced in 2008 (see here) to underwrite the US Dollar as the dominant reserve currency of the financial marketplace.

The SuperFed serves as a trusted fiat parity alternative – based on utmost good faith and credit – between the “United States OF America” and the “United States FOR America” which offsets the infinite range of “non liquet” (ie “it is not clear”) obligations belonging to the US Dollar consistent with common, admiralty and natural law principles.