Civil Action in the Nature of a Complaint Cause No. 1:97CV01939
In the district court of the United States for the District of Columbia
Washington, D.C.
Ambassador Richard Lance McLaren, officially, as lead
Demandant and in his personal capacity as a Texian
National and Citizen; and Citizen; Evelyn Ann McLaren,
as wife of Ambassador Richard Lance McLaren and in her
official and individual capacity as a Texian National and Citizen;
Steven Craig Crear, Acting President, ex relatione;
"We the People of The Republic of Texas," acknowledging with
gratitude the grace and beneficence of God, operating as a
sovereign body politic known as Texian-Nationals and Citizens,
as a class in action and as a nation called The Republic
of Texas, operating by and through its Tenth Congress,
operating as coalition government
HCR 74, Box 101-A, Hwy 166, Ft. Davis, TPZ 79734, The Republic of Texas
and
5852 Dennis, Ft. Worth, TPZ 76114, The Republic of Texas
Phone: (817) 763-0395; (915) 729-4047
Demandants
V.
THE STATE OF TEXAS INTERNATIONAL TRUST,
operating by and through its alter-ego
officers and trustees,
William Jefferson Clinton, chief trustee,
officially and individually,
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Phil Gramm, alleged Senator from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 404, 222 E. Van Buren
Harlingen, Texas TPZ 78550
Kay Bailey Hutchison, alleged Senator from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
10440 W. Central Expressway
Dallas, Texas TPZ 75231
Sheila Jackson Lee, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
1919 Smith St.
Houston, Texas TPZ 77002
Charles W. Stenholm, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 4A, 241 Pine St.
Abilene, Texas TPZ 79601
Pete Sessions, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 410, 10577 E. Northwest Hwy.
Dallas, Texas TPZ 75238
Eddie Bernice Johnson, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 1565, 2515 McKinney Ave.
Dallas, Texas TPZ 75201
Ruben Hinojosa, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
311 N. 15th
McAllen, Texas TPZ 78501
Gene Green, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 29, 256 N. Sam Houston Pkwy.
Houston, Texas TPZ 77060
Martin Frost, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 506, 400 S. Zang Blvd.
Dallas, Texas TPZ 75208
Tom DeLay, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 285, 12603 Southwest Fwy.
Stafford, Texas TPZ 77477
Larry Combest, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
#810, 1205 Texas Ave.
Lubbock, Texas TPZ 79401
Ken Bentsen, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
6575 West Loop South
Bellaire, Texas TPZ 77401
Joe Barton, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 201, 303 W. Knox
Ennis, Texas TPZ 75119
Dick Armey, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 3050, 9901 Valley Ranch Pkwy. E
Irving, Texas TPZ 75063
Bill Archer, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 620, 10000 Memorial Dr.
Houston, Texas TPZ 77024
Jim Turner, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 102, 605 E. Goliad
Crockett, Texas TPZ 75835
William M. (Mac) Thornberry, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 400, 724 S. Polk
Amarillo, Texas TPZ 79101
Ciro Rodriguez, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
#115, 1313 S.E. Military
San Antonio, Texas TPZ 78214
Ron Paul, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 210, 200 W. 2nd St.
Freeport, Texas TPZ 77566
Solomon P. Ortiz, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 510, 3649 Leopard
Corpus Christi, Texas TPZ 78408
Nick Lampson, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite B 104, 300 Willow St.
Beaumont, Texas TPZ 77701
Ralph M. Hall, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
104 N. San Jacinto St.
Rockwall, Texas TPZ 75087
Kay Granger, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 740, 1600 W. 7th St.
Fort Worth, Texas 76102
Henry B. Gonzalez, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
B124 Federal Bldg., 727 E. Durango Blvd.
San Antonio, Texas TPZ 78206
Chet Edwards, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
710 Clifton-Robinson Tower
700 S. University Parks Dr.
Waco, Texas TPZ 76706
Kevin Brady, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 325, 616 FM 1960 W
Houston, Texas TPZ 77090
Henry Bonilla, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 300, 11120 Wurzbach
San Antonio, Texas TPZ 78230
Lloyd Doggett, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
763 Federal Bldg., 300 E. Eighth St.
Austin, Texas TPZ 78701
Sam Johnson, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 425, 801 E. Campbell Rd.
Richardson, Texas TPZ 75081
Silvestre Reyes, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 400, 310 N. Mesa
El Paso, Texas TPZ 79901
Max Sandlin, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 30, 1300 E. Pinecrest Dr.
Marshall, Texas TPZ 75670
Lamar Smith, alleged Representative from
the STATE OF TEXAS, officially and individually,
and as a trustee
Suite 640, 1100 N.E. Loop 410
San Antonio, Texas TPZ 78209,
Respondents
and for service and notice and opportunity to present controverting evidentiary fact or claim:
Republic of Mexico, by and through its Ambassador
to the United Nations, Manuel Tello
General Assembly United Nations
220 E. 42nd Street
New York, New York 10017
General Assembly of the United Nations, by and
through its Secretary General, Kofi Annan
220 E. 42nd Street
New York, New York 10017,
Secondary Respondents
and for service and notice pursuant to Article 1, Section 5, clause 2 of the Constitution for the United States of America of 1787:
UNITED STATES SENATE, by and through its
president, Albert G. Gore
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
by and through its Speaker, Newt Gingrich
2428 Rayburn House Office Building
Independence Avenue & South Capital St. NW
Washington, DC 20515
Declaration and Affidavit of Original Action
in the Nature of Quo Warranto Proceedings
Acts of Declator in the Nature of a Declaratory Judgment
and Recovery of Damages,
Reparations, Land, Tenements and Embassy
Action to Dissolve International Trust
in the Nature of a Complaint
Notice
Responsibility and disclaimer in the nature of UCC 3-501, and in the nature of Title 42 U.S.C. 1986, for knowledge of the law in the nature of FRCP Rule 60(b), discovery in the nature of FRCP Rule 38(a), the action titled above is in the nature of 4 U.S.C. 1 under the American
flag of peace (no yellow fringe) of the united States of America, in the nature of Presidential
Executive Order 10834. No Titles of Nobility under any foreign flag jurisdiction in breach of Article 1, Section 9 of the Constitution for the United States of America will be allowed in the
jurisdiction of this case. The breach of this contract will cause sanctions in the nature of FRCP
Rule 16(f). When the Constitution for and of the United States is surrendered to a foreign power,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, then charges for perjury of oath in the nature of Title 18 U.S.C. 1621, Constructive Treason, contempt for the Constitution of and for the United States of America and false swearing will be brought against the officers of this Court responsible.
I. Statement and Certification of Venue Jurisdiction
A. The power and jurisdiction of this Court are invoked against the Respondents in this action, both under its supervisory capacity at law and under its judicial powers arising under Article 3 of the Constitution of the United States of America, 1787, as lawfully amended, including its 7th Amendment Article.
B. The action so complained of by the Demandants against the Respondents in this action arises under the law of nations, the treaties and international agreements of the UNITED STATES, laws of the UNITED STATES, including the laws and Constitutions of The Republic of Texas and the law common of both nations, and in the nature of Title 28 U.S.C. 1251 and 28 U.S.C. 2201, 28 U.S.C. 1331, 28 U.S.C. 1332 and 28 U.S.C. 1343, also under international law, in that the Demandants in this action have the legal right conferred upon them by international agreement and U.S. treaty.
C. Venue jurisdiction is proper in the District of Columbia in the nature of 18 U.S.C. 3238 in that the acts complained of were committed against the Demandants in a foreign nation
and that the Respondents are either U.S. agents or citizens of the UNITED STATES, acting in an extraterritorial capacity.
II. Court Setting
The jurisdiction of this Court is invoked and commenced in these proceedings under the American flag of peace and the united States of America, in the nature of 4 U.S.C. 1, in re Presidential Executive Order 10834 (no yellow fringe) and under a law common setting and jury pursuant to the 7th Amendment Article to the Constitution for the united States of America in that the controversy exceeds $20.00.
III. Commencement and Summons and Process of Service Waiver at Law
The Respondents may be served by and through their agents at one of their offices or their main office of record on the soil of The Republic of Texas. The Demandants in this action reserve all of their rights under the common law, law common, of the united States of America and under the laws and Constitutions of The Republic of Texas to alternative summons process of service of a foreign nature, and that by the filing of and the acceptance of this declaration commencing this action in this Court, the clerk of this Court automatically constitutes a right of a foreign summons, and thereby acts as accommodation of signature and seal and whatever other acts are necessary in accordance with the law of nations.
ATTEST:
I, Richard Lance McLaren, hereby certify as the Chief Ambassador and Consul General for the nation of The Republic of Texas that in accordance with the law of nations, the Embassy of The Republic of Texas Office of Foreign Affairs, operating on its soil, is the chief office and
central authority for serving documents of a foreign nature of civil and commercial litigation in
Texas.
Richard Lance McLaren,
Chief Ambassador and Consul General of
The Republic of Texas
IV. Respondents' claim, if any, to immunity, Notice of Waiver in their behalf
I, Richard Lance McLaren, as lead Demandant, hereby certify that based on my personal
knowledge and in accordance with the law common, the law of nations, the 7th Amendment to the Constitution for the united States of America, 1787, and the laws and Constitutions of The
Republic of Texas, none of the named Respondents have diplomatic status or immunity under
the common law in order to bar this action against them.
Richard Lance McLaren,
Chief Ambassador and Consul General of
The Republic of Texas
V. Exclusive Notice of Commencement at Law, Procedures and Rules
Explicit notice is hereby given to this court, its clerks, its officers and the Respondents that this action has been commenced in a district court of the United States, which is a constitutional court of the United States ordained and established under Article 3 of the Constitution of the United States of America of 1787 and invokes its primary and absolute jurisdiction arising under the judicial powers of the Constitution for the United States of America of 1787 in accordance with the acts of 1803, 1863, and the acts of June 5, 1936 at 49 Stat. 1921 and at 28 U.S.C. 81-131. See American Insurance DO vs. 356 Bales of Cotton, 1 Pet. 511 (1828), International Longshoresmen and Warehouse Union, et al vs. Juneau Spruce Corporation, 342 U.S. 237 (1952), not in a United States District Court, which is a legislative statutory court only, pursuant to 28 S.C. 132. See Balzac vs. Puerto Rico, 258 U.S. 298, 312 (1921), Eastern Metals Corp., Martin, 191 F.Supp., 245 (D.C. N.Y. 1960), and Mookini et al vs. U.S., 303 U.S. 201, headnotes 4, Courts. In accordance with this action being commenced under the law of nations and the law common (common law), the rules governing statutory forms, rules, rules of pleadings and proceedings are suspended and the Demandant parties must proceed at law. See Bennet vs. Butterworth, 11 How 699, and Restatement of the Law 3rd, Restatement of the Foreign Relations Law of the United States, Volume 1, section 11(f) p.46.
VI. First International Judicial and Political Notice; Notice of Waiver of Claim of the State of Texas agencies and sub-agencies, political subdivisions, corporations, municipalities, county corporations and their members defined under corporate charter adopted February 15, 1876, called a Constitution of the State of Texas
This Court is to take international judicial and political notice of the Respondents' lower agency called the STATE OF TEXAS, its sub-agencies, political subdivisions, corporations, municipalities, county corporations and their members operating executively, administratively, judicially, legislatively, corporately and in any other capacity, and permanently raise any current claims, standings or character against the Demandants by contract or agreement or acquiescence by and in respect to the following actions:
A. Judgment and waiver before the State of Texas Supreme Court November 16, 1995, case no. 95-1002, attached and incorporated herein by matters of law as if set forth at length as Exhibit "A".
B. Quo Warranto proceedings commenced on January 16, 1995 against the STATE OF TEXAS, its Governor, George W. Bush, Jr., acting as its chief administrative officer, including the judgment of a District Court of The Republic of Texas March 2, 1996, attached and incorporated herein as if set forth at length as Exhibit "B".
C. Waiver by the May 3, 1997 International Agreement and Terms of Cease Fire, attached and incorporated herein as if set forth at length as Exhibit "C".
The above-referenced waivers hereby create judicial notice, and judicial notice is hereby given that the aforesaid referenced acts occurred in a foreign territory outside of the UNITED STATES and have been certified by acts of The Republic of Texas government, by and through its Tenth Congress, by declaration and pronouncement, to be governmental acts, thus constituting a bar of review or judicial determination on the validity or standing in accordance with Banco National de Cuba vs. Sabbatio, 376 U.S. 398, and these acts of certified pronouncement are those of a foreign legislature outside of review of the UNITED STATES courts. See League vs. DeYoung, 52 U.S. 185 and in accordance with the pronouncements of the Tenth Congres of The Republic of Texas dated September 8, 1997, attached and incorporated herein as if set forth at length by matters of law as Exhibits "D" and "E".
VII. Judicial Notice of the Demandants' Rights and Remedies
Should the Respondents or any of its agents, officers, associates or members refuse or contest the rights of action and property under the laws and Constitution of The Republic of Texas, this Court is to take mandatory judicial notice pursuant to the United States Supreme Court case League vs. DeYoung, 52 U.S. 185 (1850), that in accordance with any claims or standings the Respondents might raise, under both UNITED STATES law and STATE OF TEXAS law, and under the Constitution of Texas of 1845, and under the Constitution of the State
of Texas of 1876, the rights of action and property are a reserved and undeniable right under the
1845 Constitution, Article 7, Section 20, which reads:
The rights of property and of action which have been acquired under the Constitution and laws of the Republic of Texas shall not be divested; nor shall any rights or actions, which have been divested, barred, or declared null and void, by the Constitution and laws of the Republic of Texas, be re-invested, revis[v]ed or reinstated by this Constitution; but the same shall remain precisely in the situation which they were before the adoption of this Constitution.
and under the 1876 Constitution, Article 16, Section 18, which reads:
The rights of property and of action, which have been acquired under the Constitution and the laws of the Republic and State, shall not be divested; nor shall any rights or actions which have been divested, barred, or declared null and void by the Constitution of the Republic and State, be reinvested, renewed, or re-instated by this Constitution; but the same shall remain precisely in the situation which they were before the adoption of this Constitution, unless otherwise herein provided; and provided further, that no cause of action heretofore barred shall be revived.
and under Texas Rules of Court 53, which reads:
A pleading founded wholly or in part on any private or special act or law of this state or of the Republic of Texas need only recite the title thereof, the date of its approval, and set out substance so much of such act or laws as may be pertinent to the cause of action or defense.
VIII. Further Explicit Judicial Notice of Sovereign Immunity and Nonwaiver
A. The Demandants hereby give judicial notice to this Court that based on the prior actions of this Court on September 30, 1996, involving both the lead Demandant and the Respondents by actions of praecipe, the lead Demandant was discharged from the action with sovereign immunity of his office, and any defense or claim raised by the Respondents in this action is now barred by the legal doctrine of res judicata on these issues and standings of immunity.
B. The Respondents are barred in this action from pleading any fact or law that the Demandants represent or from executing in this action any fictitious government or fictitious process involving The Republic of Texas, its government, courts, officers or actions or its Citizens and Nationals under the laws and Constitution of The Republic of Texas in that:
1. Neither the President of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, nor Congress of the UNITED STATES, nor the United Nations has publicly disavowed in writing or disclaimed the May 3, 1997 International Agreement and Terms of Cease Fire, signed and executed between the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA through its agencies and The Republic of Texas;
2. Recognition of the Demandants and their government as a foreign nation by the UNITED STATES Congress on April 30, 1996 at (section in Congressional Record);
3. Acts of the Supreme Court of the State of Texas of November 16, 1995, in case no. 95-1002.
C. Since the facts established in sections A and B amount to establishment of law; and pursuant to law invoked in this action under Article 3 of the Constitution of and for the United States of America of 1787, accreditation has been established of the lead Demandant as a foreign ambassador and the balance of the Demandants' members as officers of an embassy and Office of Foreign Affairs of The Republic of Texas. Thus, under the Constitution of and for the United States of America at Article 3, the Demandants may bring this action into this Court, but the Respondents must bring any other action against the Demandants in this action in the one supreme court. See Restatement of the Law 3rd, Foreign Relations Law of the United States 1986, Volume 1, p. 46, section 3, commentary section (f), paragraph 2; Title 28, U.S.C. 1251; U.S. vs. Melekh, D.C. 111. 1961, 193 F. Supp. 586, and DeMiglio vs. Paez, 1959, 189 N.Y. S.2d 593, 18 Misc. 2d 914.
Explicit Notice to the Republic of Mexico
In accordance with the commencement of this action and pursuant to the February 20, 1997 notice served on the Republic of Mexico, through its President, Ernest Zedillo Ponce de Leon, involving the actions of January 18, 1997 of the then President of The Republic of Texas, Archie Huel Lowe, involving the finalization of filings of The Republic of Texas' international eminent domain claim in an instrument dated January 18, 1997 known as the Amended Territorial Claim under Original Footing and Designation Deed and Conveyance under the Law of Nations that in accordance with this action, the Republic of Mexico, by and through its Ambassador to the United Nations, Manuel Tello, is hereby given final notice by service of this action upon his office; and in respect to the United Nations Article 33, that failure to present or claim any rights, title or interest of the Republic of Mexico or its people to this action whatsoever other than those secured by The Republic of Texas in the Republic of Mexico in its January 18, 1997 claim, will forever be waived under the law of nations for any prior, current or future claims emanating out of the acts or actions in establishment of operations of this International Trust called the STATE OF TEXAS now prior to its dissolution.
Explicit Notice to the General Assembly of the United Nations
In accordance with The Republic of Texas proceedings before the United Nations, the United Nations General Assembly, by and through its Secretary General, Kofi Annan, is hereby given notice by service of this action in accordance with the United Nations Charter Articles 33 and 73, that the People of The Republic of Texas have now commenced this action to dissolve the international captive nation trust known as the STATE OF TEXAS being held against them in all forms of forfeiture by acts of the UNITED STATES Congress through the use of force and in violation of United Nations Article 2(4). This action seeks to dissolve the trust, which will perfect and establish the basis of coalition government and the political remedies and petitions pending with the United Nations, in accordance with this action. The United Nations is given explicit notice that the People of The Republic of Texas do not consent to extend, renew or accept any previous agreement, treaty, mutual agreement, or any other claim or international agreement or device as valid and in force involving the actions of this trust or the actions of its officers, agents or nominees or undisclosed foreign principals established therein or by the above-referenced acts, including but not limited to, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), GATT, the La Paz agreement, Border 21, IMF, the World Bank, the United Nations easements, such as biosphere reserves, World Heritage site, or any other programs of the United Nations other than the direct objectives of the declarations and the petitions for which the Texas Peace Initiative has been presented and the treaties and international agreements shown to be in force and effect with The Republic of Texas by its records and archives and its national Office of Foreign Affairs called the Embassy of The Republic of Texas.
In the Nature of a Declaration of a Writ of Quo Warranto
GREETINGS:
To the main Respondents in this commenced action:
In accordance with the certified records and archives but not limited to the Congress of the UNITED STATES, claiming to operate pursuant to and under the organic framework or contract known as the Constitution for and of the United States of America of 1787, accordingly:
1. Records and archives show that the Respondents allegedly entered into an oath of office as a Senator or Representative from an alleged state in the union, so certified under the Constitution of 1787 by its organic definition and meaning, pursuant to Article VI, Section 3, of the Constitution of 1787 to "support the Constitution."
2. In accordance with Article VI of the U.S. Constitution of 1787, which is an amendment to the Articles of Confederation of 1778, centralizing and incorporating the governments so referenced therein by continuing to mount and perfect such government in continued limited form, pursuant to the Articles of Confederation and the Tenth Amendment Article to the Constitution, and operating through and pursuant to its organic definition and meaning.
3. In accordance with the United States Congressional records and archives in relation to the Constitution, Respondents claim office, title and authorities as Senators and Representatives under Article I of this Constitution.
4. In accordance with the previous facts, the Respondents have and are claiming their office, title and authority to be derived and based on representation of an alleged state in the union so claimed to be organically defined by meaning under the Constitution as the alleged "STATE OF TEXAS."
5. In accordance with previous acts, Respondents are using the entity known as the STATE OF TEXAS as their basis for admission and representation into the UNITED STATES Congress pursuant to Article I of the Constitution of 1787 and established by an international trust dated March 30, 1870, attached and incorporated herein as Exhibit "F," and now in accordance with the records of the 104th U.S. Congress, volume 142 number 57, second session, Tuesday, April 30, 1996, at H-4304, PET. ECT., under clause 1 of rule xxii., 71., in reference to a Diplomatic Notice of Perfection and International Relations between the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and The Republic of Texas dated April 21, 1996, attached and incorporated herein as Exhibit "G"; and in accordance with a May 3, 1997 International Agreement and Terms of Cease Fire which was transmitted and filed with the UNITED STATES Congress by official diplomatic service dated June 27, 1997, which is attached and incorporated herein as Exhibit "H", which now resolves the status and character of the secession government of 1861 pursuant to the acts of the 40th United States Congress, second session, at p. 1441, p. 1632 and at its adoption on p. 1760, March 9, 1868, attached here as Exhibit "I", which now clearly establishes by matters of law and presumptive facts and shifts the burden of proof to Respondents to contest the evidentiary facts.
6. In accordance with the previously established facts, the Respondents and their predecessors have and do use this entity "STATE OF TEXAS" as the basis and foundation to conduct business under this Constitution of 1787 known as the acts of Congress, including but not limited to all contractual obligations, responsibilities, authorities and engagements created under this Constitution and its lawful amendments.
Finally
In accordance with the aforesaid facts, the previous and continuing acts of the Respondents now do constitute a direct and concrete injury to the Demandants, suffering injuries in facts which now have an established personal stake in the Respondents' actions and establish a substantial international question of law under a treaty of the UNITED STATES dated April 25, 1838 and the acts of Congress at 5 U.S. Stat. 511, that now certify the Demandants' standings as a member or a party to this treaty and projects the likelihood of redress by favorable decision in this action.
Now, accordingly, the Demandants hereby present to the Respondents in the nature of a Quo Warranto Writ through this Bill of Particulars a demand by what authority they hold their offices as senators or representatives by, through and under the Constitution of the United States of America of 1787 and serve as trustees and nominees over the Demandants' encompassed international eminent domain rights as a nation known as The Republic of Texas.
Bill of Particulars
1. Enumerate by what article, clause and paragraph the STATE OF TEXAS exists by organic definition and meaning under the Constitution for the United States of America, to be a member of its union and contract thereunder, and for you to maintain a seat in Congress, and to exercise authority or right as a member therein pursuant to Article I of that constitution giving you any lawful authority to demand forfeitures of the Demandants' nationality, liberty, political body, government, right of action and properties under the laws and Constitution of The Republic of Texas, their eminent domain to their territorial lands, tenements and properties in Texas and their international rights as a nation and the rights to conduct foreign relations.
2. Enumerate by what article, clause and paragraph authority is granted to annex and maintain a foreign nation into the union known as The Republic of Texas and to convert such to a state allegedly so described by organic definition and meaning within the Constitution of the United States of America of 1787, and for you to maintain a seat in the United States Congress and to execute its authority and rights as a member therein, pursuant to Article I of that Constitution giving any lawful authority to demand forfeitures, the Demandants' nationality, liberty, political body, government, rights of action and property under the laws and Constitution of The Republic of Texas, their eminent domain to their territorial land, tenements and properties in Texas and their international rights to a nation and the rights to conduct foreign relations.
3. Enumerate by what article, clause and paragraph authority is granted to use an unratified treaty of the UNITED STATES dated March 1, 1845 at 5 U.S. Stat. 797 as a basis to annex and maintain a foreign nation known as The Republic of Texas into the union and to convert such to a state allegedly so described by organic definition and meaning under the Constitution for the United States of America of 1787, and for you to maintain a claim to a seat in the United States Congress and to exercise its authority and right as a member therein pursuant to Article I of the Constitution giving you any lawful authority to demand forfeiture of the Demandants' nationality, liberty, political body, government, rights of action and property under the laws and Constitution of The Republic of Texas, their eminent domain to their territorial lands, tenements and properties in Texas, and their international rights as a nation as a right to conduct foreign relations.
4. In accordance with Article IV, section 3 of the Constitution for the United states of America of 1787, by what geographical and territorial description of land, either as a state or a territory belonging to the UNITED STATES or out of another state of the UNITED STATES is the STATE OF TEXAS described under organic definition and meaning pursuant to that Constitution for which you maintain and claim a seat in the United States Congress and exercise its authority and right as a member therein pursuant to Article I of the Constitution giving you any lawful authority to demand forfeiture of the Demandants' nationality, liberty, political body, government, rights of action and property under the laws and Constitution of The Republic of Texas, their eminent domain to their territorial lands, tenements and properties in Texas, and their international rights as a nation to conduct foreign relations.
5. Pursuant to Article VI of the Constitution for the United States of America of 1787, by what U.S. treaty, compact or international agreement do you claim or hold as a trustee the right to serve as an agent, trustee or nominee for undisclosed foreign principal established under treaties under private international law and mutual assistance agreements on behalf of the Demandants giving you any lawful authority to demand forfeiture of the Demandants' nationality, liberty, political body, government, rights of action and property under the laws and Constitution of The Republic of Texas, their eminent domain to their territorial lands, tenements and properties in Texas, and their international rights as a nation as a right to conduct foreign relations.
Caveat
Upon failure of the Respondents to respond to these bills of particular in the prescribed time and present the evidentiary fact to support their offices and their right as trustees over the assets eminent domain of the People of The Republic of Texas and the lawful status of the STATE OF TEXAS as a lawfully described state of the union by organic definition and meaning under the Constitution of and for the United States of America of 1787, this failure will constitute a tacit procuration by the Respondents to the Demandants authorizing them to take whatever necessary steps, including the use of force in seizing these assets, that are available, and any generally recognized practices or customs in accordance with the law of nations and in accordance with its proceedings before the United Nations.
Causes of Action
The Respondents have been and continue to be in conspiracy with their agents, sponsors and associates after public notice by and through their own resolutions certifying that a condition of conflict exists under the law of nations and by the Constitution of and for the United States of America of 1787, in accordance with their records and acts of March 9, 1868 and the errors and omissions created after and certified by the Congressional Record on April 30, 1996. The Respondents, their predecessors, agents, associates and sponsors, directly and as a result of these errors and omissions and responsibility, have and do continue to allow the perpetration through their agents, sponsors and associates of the following, but not limited to, causes of action which have and continue to damage the Demandants:
Count 1. They continue to deny the right of the People of Texas to their independence and their right to choose their continuance as a nation.
Count 2. They continue to maintain War Powers acts over the nation and People of Texas, their rights, their lands and their eminent domain being held as a captive status under an international trust to facilitate the continuing plunder by the carpet bagging of the Civil War now by large international corporations and international bureaucracy created by unlawful agreements and treaties amassed under the guise and perpetration of "domesticated" one-world government that has and continues to result in the genocide of Texian, Tejano and American culture of the inhabitants of Texas, in that:
Count 3. There now exists a completely arbitrary and continuing execution of laws in Texas government by its courts, its executive, its legislature, its agents and agencies of the Respondents which have no constitutional bounds or limitations to their acts, being controlled and operated through the monopoly of law by and through their bar associations, void of any law or responsible jurisprudence and used against the Demandants.
Count 4. They have allowed and perpetrated the creation of unlawful agencies set up to continue to regulate through licensing and other schemes and devices not for the benefit of the People and in circumvention of the Demandants' and the People's rights, such as denying the right of self-governance, the rights to advanced science and technologies, the rights to a clean, unpolluted environment, rights to choose medical cures, rights to exercise fair and impartial legal systems, rights to worship and congregate, rights and controls over their own children and their education, rights to bear firearms for their protection, rights to choose their citizenship and nationality, rights to sovereign freehold and allodial rights to the lands, rights to free travel, rights to choose their forms of education, rights not to support or fund government programs that do not directly benefit them, rights not to support or fund large standing military and illegal treaties, agreements and agencies of a one-world government nation.
Count 5. Further, the Respondents, by their omission through their agents, sponsors, associates, and by direct criminal conspiracy, fraud and genocide and other unlawful acts, some of a violent nature, have plotted and constructed slander and misrepresentation to destroy and do continue to destroy the legal referendum and initiative brought forward The Republic of Texas nation out of exile of the so-called Jeff Davis County, Texas, now filed with the United Nations, called the Texas Peace Initiative, by every conceivable attempt, plot and action to destroy the right of the People in recovering their nation and their right to choose what form of government they shall have and by unlawfully attacking its Nationals and Citizens and other foreign nationals, citizens and individuals collectively and individually, falsely imprisoning them and confiscating their properties, their lands, and their tenements, holding them for ransom, and prosecuting them in bogus sham courts and proceedings.
Count 6. The Respondents have allowed their agents and associates to continue the fraud in government in perpetuating international land fraud involving the Davis Mountain Resort and the non-existence of eminent domain of the STATE OF TEXAS by its unlawful hold over The Republic of Texas as a captive nation under the law of nations.
Count 7. Further, the Respondents have continued to allow their agents to tortiously interfere with international contracts and treaties which are being ignored in prosecution of their bogus judicial and criminal proceedings in attempts to circumvent the contracts and deny the rights and obligations of the Demandants under these international contracts and treaties, including destruction of and attempts at forfeitures of property based on the acts and omissions of the Respondents and the U.S. Congress by withholding of personal and governmental property and records including, but not limited to, the Embassy of The Republic of Texas, Ambassador McLaren's personal home and operating foreign mission of the Office of Foreign Affairs of The Republic of Texas.
Count 8. The continued arbitrary detention and imprisonment, kidnapping and false prosecution of the Demandants and governmental officers implementing under governmental actions and Texian Nationals and Citizens of The Republic of Texas, operating in their own nation and territory.
Count 9. The premeditated and cold-blooded murder on May 5, 1997 of Mike Matson, Private in the Texas Defense Forces of the Embassy Guard of The Republic of Texas after the execution of the cease fire and peace treaty of May 3, 1997.
Count 10. The cold-blooded murder on May 20, 1997 by the U.S. military acting under the authority and control of the Respondents of eighteen-year-old Tejano Ezequiel Hernandez in Redford, Republic of Texas.
Count 11. The continued unlawful acts and actions of the Respondents' agents and agencies, both civilly and militarily of an international nature, seizing, destroying, confiscating and acts of forfeitures created and maintained by acts of the Respondents in the name of one-world governance.
Explicit Notice of Other Actions
In accordance with the above-referenced causes of action, the Respondents are hereby given notice that a criminal felony complaint dated July 3, 1997 has been filed with the UNITED STATES Judicial Branch, by and through the United States Supreme Court, in accordance with the law of nations, and that a true and correct copy of the Felonies in Progress and its attached and incorporated exhibits are attached hereby by matters of law, as if set forth at length, as Exhibit "J".
Basis of Law and Recovery
These actions by the Respondents and their associates, agents and sponsors constitute grounds for recovery of property and reparations where possible, which include, but are not limited to, tortious interference with contract, breach of contract and breach of international law, indignities suffered, international torts, false imprisonment, false arrest, misprision, fraud, swindling, libel, slander, theft, destruction of private property, destruction of public property, genocide, sedition, treason, extortion, duress, malice, deprivation of rights, prejudice, perjury, defamation of character, deception, larceny, usurpation, manstealing, murder and kidnapping.
Notice of Constructive Trust and International Sequestration
into Coalition Government
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the acts before the district court of the United States for the District of Columbia and the United Nations involving the Texas Peace Initiative and the Demandants' international rights and rights of action and property under the laws and Constitution of The Republic of Texas in instituting a constructive trust and international sequestration involving the rights of eminent domain of the Demandants in this action and the right of the People and inhabitants of Texas to decide whether to be self-governing as an independent nation; thus, a copy of a Lis Pendens in the Nature of a Constructive Trust has been filed in various locations around the world, including the records on the soil of The Republic of Texas and the de facto capital of Santa Fe in New Mexico, at 994 A7A7170, recorded in book 1402, ppg. 515-544. A true and correct copy of this constructive trust in the nature of a lis pendens and international sequestration is attached and incorporated herein by matters of law as if set forth at length as Exhibit "K".
Demand and Request for Relief
Upon final hearing and judgment or summary judgment or default judgment of the Demandants by this Court or its to Article II, section 2, clause 2 of the Constitution of and for the United States of America of 1787;
F. The dissolution of this unratified treaty and of the de facto union by the inhabitants of Texas in February of 1861 and the establishment of the secession government were lawfully done under the laws of nations and the Constitution of and for the United States of America of 1787;
G. As a result of the American Civil War, the nation of Texas became captive, was reconstructed, its Citizens and Nationals were forced to take an unlawful pledge of allegiance to a foreign state and an international trust instituted, called the STATE OF TEXAS, by the acts of March 30, 1870 under the pretense that the original annexation was lawful in order to oversee and manage by the congressional agency or reconstruction called the STATE OF TEXAS, that was created by various acts of Congress, executive orders and certified by acts of March 2, 1867, which were and are still illegal and nonconstitutional.
H. In accordance with the March 30, 1870 international trust titled "An act to Admit the State of Texas to Representation of Congress of the United States," 41st Congress, second session, chapter 39, the U.S. Congress delegated to its agency STATE OF TEXAS the authority to elect trustees to the newly created international trust called the STATE OF TEXAS in the nature of senators and representatives in order to manage the international affairs under the direction and authority of the UNITED STATES Congress to hold Texas as a captive nation and was originally established as trustee over The Republic of Texas;
I. In accordance with the Constitution of and for the United States of America of 1787, there is no authority or delegation to allow trustees or an international trust to hold a foreign nation captive by use of an agency created by Congress of the United States by allowing these trustees admission to or a seat in the United States Congress under Article I of the Constitution of and for the United States of America.
2. Accordingly, it is hereby declared that the annexation of The Republic of Texas into the union so defined under the Constitution of and for the United States of America of 1787, of March 1, 1845, at 5 U.S. Stat. 797 and all of its subsequent acts therein related, are declared null, void and without constitutional force or effect and are unconstitutional and nonconstitutional.
3. The international trust called the STATE OF TEXAS is hereby dissolved and its trustees are removed from all things, including all of its assets and funds held by its agency, STATE OF TEXAS, which is now also dissolved. These are to be placed in the control of the coalition government of The Republic of Texas so instituted by the Demandants in this action as the predecessors holding the successorship-in-interest to the secession government in accordance with its political actions and filings in the United Nations involving the referendum and initiative of the inhabitants of The Republic of Texas to vote to choose the destiny of their nation, called the Texas Peace Initiative.
4. The Congress of the UNITED STATES is hereby notified that the Respondents herein named as senators and representatives are declared as impersonators and without lawful authority to hold seats of authority and privilege as senators and representatives of the UNITED STATES Congress, specifically, in violation of Article I of the Constitution of and for the United States of America of 1787; and the territory of The Republic of Texas is no longer held in trust by the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA or this international trust calling itself the STATE OF TEXAS and is no longer held by the United Nations as a non-self-governing territory pursuant to United Nations Charter Article 73 and Article 74, by and through the STATE OF TEXAS INTERNATIONAL TRUST or any other legal international instrument, device or treaty, and said STATE OF TEXAS has no ability to conduct matters of foreign relations with the nation of Texas and the general assembly, by and through the Secretary General, Kofi Annan, and they are hereby notified as such.
5. The nation of The Republic of Texas does exist and has met the minimum international requirements for its claim to independence under the law of nations and is moving into coalition government to establish its objectives and aims of the People and inhabitants of the soil of Texas, and all acts and actions constituted by the Demandants to bring forth their nation represent lawful political acts; and any actions brought against or concealed against the Demandants since April of 1994 in the name of the STATE OF TEXAS and in the name of the UNITED STATES or in the name of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA or any of its agencies are null and void, and any prisoners held in jail, or prisoners incarcerated or in bond in and by these acts who are claimed to have been or are Texian Nationals and Citizens or members of The Republic of Texas, are hereby declared and ordered released, and all property, lands, tenements of these individuals returned, and any and all property, archives or records held by the Respondents, their agencies and associates belonging to the government, the Embassy or any other instrumentality of The Republic of Texas are hereby ordered returned.
6. The nation of the Republic of Mexico is hereby notified by this judgment that the STATE OF TEXAS INTERNATIONAL TRUST has been dissolved and The Republic of Texas has been reinstated in its lawful claim as a nation and to its territory and boundaries so described in its records and claims before the United Nations.
7. Further, the Demandants demand the following relief against the Respondents and their agents, sponsors or associates:
A. Full restoration and return of all equipment, records and property taken by the Respondents, their agents and sponsors belonging to the government and Embassy of The Republic of Texas;
B. Full restoration and return of all private property and personal property stolen and damaged by the Respondents, their agents, associates or sponsors belonging to any current Texian National or Citizen rf reimbursement thereof;
C. $2,000,000 for the wrongful death and murder of Mike Matson, to be distributed to his family by the Demandants;
D. $4,000,000 for the wrongful death and murder of Ezequiel Hernandez, to be distributed to his family by the Demandants;
E. $50,000,000 for the damages and restoration costs to The Republic of Texas government, by and through its Tenth Congress, to prepare for its part in the expenses and preparation to finalize the elements of coalition government and expenses of organization, negotiation and settlement of a political nature;
F. $100,000 per day for each Texian National for each and every day that they have been unlawfully incarcerated or kept in bond by the Respondents, their agents and sponsors, and $200,000 per day for every day of unlawful incarceration after notice and service of this action of the first Respondents;
G. $10,000,000 as exemplary damages to be paid to the political body for its initial costs and reimbursement and resources of the political rights of the nation to be paid to and held in trust for disbursement of claims by these Nationals;
H. An international notice be printed by the Respondents, at the cost of Respondents, after being reviewed and approved by the Demandants, of a full page in the fifty largest newspapers in the world announcing and certifying the nation as The Republic of Texas, its right to be a nation and its proceedings before the United Nations of the Texas Peace Initiative;
I. Any and other further relief that the Court may deem necessary and proper which might surface or might avail itself that the Demandants are entitled to on final judgment.
Finally, the granting of any and all of this relief by the Court automatically constitutes in and of itself a let of execution, writ of replevin, writ of recapture, writ of seizure or any other legal device or process known at law common or at equity or under the law of nations which may be employed or used by the Demandants to recover against the Respondents, their agents, associates and sponsors in this action, including but not limited to, the seizure and sale of all assets of the Respondents on Texas soil, against the Respondents both corporately or privately, including the rights of action known by the Demandants in this action under the laws and Constitution of The Republic of Texas.
The Demandants shall have the claim and right, and are hereby granted the right existing under international law and agreement, to call upon any instrumentality of the UNITED STATES such as the United States Marshals Service, for assistance in enforcing and collecting this judgment.
Notice
The terms denoted and expressed in dollars within the claim are designated as dollars one troy ounce silver, either U.S. silver dollars, troy eagles or Republic silver dollars.
SIGNED, SEALED AND EXECUTED AND VERIFIED in the name of the aforesaid Demandants after first being read by the aforesaid lead Demandant and representative of the class, Ambassador Richard Lance McLaren, and hereby attested and sworn before two witnesses as being true and correct based on personal knowledge, to the best of his knowledge, this the _____ day of September, 1997.
Richard Lance McLaren,
Chief Ambassador and Consul General
Republic of Texas
as a Texian National and lead Demandant and
representative of the class in action
Steven Craig Crear,
Acting President, Republic of Texas
ex relatione, as a Texian National
Evelyn Ann McLaren
wife of Chief Ambassador and Consul General
Richard Lance McLaren
as a Texian National