III.   Rights

A Bond is a negotiable debt instrument (security) issued against people as property effectively in control of the bond issuer for the raising of capital from a lender called the bond “holder” on the agreement of paying some form of regular interest payments called “coupon” and the repayment of the borrowed sum at a later date called the “maturity”.

Unlike stock certificates, bonds do not confer any transfer of property rights unless the bond issuer defaults on interest payments or the repayment of the maturity.

The word bond originates from 1st millennium BCE Gaelic Bonde meaning “(male) head of household, free-born farmer” with bon meaning “base, sole of foot, foundation, source” and de meaning “as (the), on”. In the 13th Century CE and the introduction of Roman feudalism, the word was deliberately Latinized to bondagitum (bondage) meaning “to drive, to move, chase, agitate, excite to action, persecute, keep household animals or farm animals”. Hence the true and original meaning of bondage as “condition of (a man or woman) considered a household or farm animal; a serf, less than a Roman servant”.

By definition a Bond can only be issued if the entity possesses some form of official control over one or more persons consistent with the original nature of the word "Bond" and the legal system promoted by the Roman Cult. Hence, the primary entities under the Roman Vatican system of law that are acknowledged as having a natural right to issue Bonds include (but not limited to):

(i) Municipalities (Councils) possessing hospital and psychiatric control over rate payers as out patients living in wards; and

(ii) State and Federal Governments as administrators and beneficiaries of the Cestui Que Vie Trusts treating persons as legal slaves and property; and

(iii) Courts as temporary executors and guardians of persons who are charged and processed through them.

The three most common forms of Bonds are Surety Bonds also called “Bid Bonds”, Performance Bonds and Payment Bonds. All three share the same characteristic that the amount of the bond is called the “penal sum” representing the sum agreed upon in the bond to be forfeited if the condition of the bond is not fulfilled:

(i) A Bid Bond (Surety Bond) guarantees the owner that the principal will honor their bid and will sign all contract documents if awarded the case. The owner is the obligee and may sue the principal and the surety to enforce the bond. If the principal refuses to honor its bid, the principal and surety are liable on the bond for any additional costs the owner incurs in reletting the contract. The penal sum of a bid bond often is ten to twenty percent of the bid amount; and

(ii) A Performance Bond guarantees the owner that principal will complete the contract according to its terms including price and time. The owner is the obligee of a performance bond, and may sue the principal and the surety on the bond. If the principal defaults, or is terminated for default by the owner, the owner may call upon the surety to complete the contract. The penal sum of the performance bond usually is the amount of the prime construction contract, and often is increased when change orders are issued. The penal sum in the bond usually is the upward limit of liability on a performance bond; and

(iii) A Payment Bond guarantees the owner that subcontractors and suppliers will be paid the monies that they are due from the principal. The owner is the obligee; the “beneficiaries” of the bond are the subcontractors and suppliers. Both the obligee and the beneficiaries may sue on the bond. An owner benefits indirectly from a payment bond in that the subcontractors and suppliers are assured of payment and will continue performance. The penal sum in a payment bond is often less than the total amount of the prime contract, and is intended to cover anticipated subcontractor and supplier costs.

As the primary purpose of all Roman Courts is to make money, not to honor the law, generally two bonds are issued and sold secretly for all cases successfully processed and are a Bid Bond and a Performance Bond:

(i) The Bid Bond is issued usually once an indictment has been entered. The Courts will normally not permit the granting of any form of Bail Bond (a Performance Bond offset against the same price of the Bid Bond) until the accused has agreed to be under the control of the court; and

(ii) A Performance Bond is normally a significant multiple of the original Bid Bond issued after the successful consent of the convicted man or woman agrees to the sentence (and therefore to the performance of their penalties).

When a child is borne under inferior Roman law, the Executors or Administrators of the higher Estate claim the baby as chattel to the Estate. The slave baby contract is then created by honoring the ancient tradition of either having the ink impression of the feet of the baby onto the live birth record, or a drop of its blood as well as tricking the parents to signing the baby away through the deceitful legal meanings on the live birth record. This live birth record as a promissory note is converted into a slave bond sold to the private reserve bank of the estate and then conveyed into a separate Cestui Que (Vie) Trust per each child owned by the bank. Upon the promissory note reaching maturity and the bank being unable to “seize” the slave child, a maritime lien is lawfully issued to “salvage” the lost property and is itself monetized as currency issued in series against the Cestui Que (Vie)Trust.

While these slave bonds are sold by the Executors and Administrators by legally claiming the children as chattel of the estate, the contract is nonetheless fraudulent because of falsely obtaining of consent and lack of full disclosure. Therefore any claimed rights of the owners of the estate are immediately rendered null and void, with all liability returned to the executors and administrators.

As all bonds created through fraud and defective means under inferior Roman law are null and void any associated property, currency and monetary value created upon the underwriting of these fraudulent and defective instruments are also hereby null and void.