14. The UCC Financing Statement purports to encumber “assets, land, consumer goods, farm products, inventory, equipment, money, investment property, commercial tort claims, letters of credit, letter-of-credit rights, insurance policies, bonds, chattel paper, instruments, equities, deposit accounts, accounts, documents, security interest, licenses, privileges, beneficial interest, retirement accounts, and general intangibles, and all Debtor’s rights in all such foregoing property, under strict foreclosure rights to the creditor though currently held in Debtor’s possession, at
$10,000,000.00 per actor/debtor and $50,000,000.00 per account to the current indebtedness of $1,230,000,000.00.”
15. Upon information and belief, the UCC Financing Statement was sent to the California Secretary of State through the U.S. Mail.
There was another similar one, but if we skip further down in the complaint, the relevant part is:
And he's apparently not done:
23. The UCC Financing Statement and the UCC Financing Statement Amendments were filed by defendant Johnson in an effort to establish invalid liens against employees of the United States and to wrongly and maliciously compel the payment of money by these employees.
24. In order to file a UCC Financing Statement, a debt must be owed to the filer and the debtor must authorize the filing of the UCC Financing Statement. See Cal. Com. Code §§ 9502(a), 9509(a)(1).
28. The UCC Financing Statement and the Financing Statement Amendment pose an immediate and irreparable injury upon the United States of America by impeding, obstructing and impairing the execution of the official duties of its employees or officers.And now, drum roll please....
29. Upon information and belief, unless enjoined, Defendant will continue to file and record false and fraudulent liens and other documents against employees of the United States. For example, the Bureau of Prisons recently intercepted an additional UCC Financing Statement Amendment prepared by Defendant, which lists additional purported debtors, which was contained in an envelope addressed to the Clerk of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California.
32. Defendant’s conduct, as described herein, constitutes violations of 18 U.S.C. § 1341 (mail fraud) in that he has formed a scheme or artifice to defraud the United States employees identified above and the public by making material misrepresentations, including but not limited to misrepresentations that the employees are indebted to Defendant, have granted Defendant a lien in their property, and have authorized the filing of a UCC Financing Statement. Defendant has used the U.S. mails and commercial interstate carriers to further his fraudulent scheme. Defendant has used the mails in furtherance of his fraudulent scheme with the specific intent to deceive or defraud.Johnson got an extension of time to reply and that should be as laughable as the other filings he's cobbled together, but all in all it indicates there will probably be more mail fraud indictments soon, and the best part is the case got attached so Alsup will be hearing it!
Yep, Johnson's got 'em right where he wants 'em - again.
The Honorable Judge Roy Bean
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Well, so now we know what the great settlement Kurt was blathering about was. Somehow, I'm just not at all surprised. I'll bet the response will be a real interesting work of fiction.
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