SECTION VI

PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF A UNITED STATES
LAND PATENT OR LAND GRANT

Instructions to give the Sheriff, Judge, County Attorney and
Bidders of your property. Present all concerned parties with a
copy of your Certified Land Patent and declaration of Land Patent.

l. The Land Patent, issued by the Bureau of Land Management,
Department of the Interior, of the United States Government; is the
highest and best Title at Law. The holder of a Declaration of Land
Patent, as an Assign, is the absolute owner of the property as
described on that Patent. No court in the United States can change
a Declaration of Land Patent, without the express permission of the
holder of that patent. A Declaration of Land Patent being the
highest Title at Law is superior to any other type of deed.
Included, in this in a "Warranty Deed" and "Sheriff's Deed". Once
a Declaration of Land Patent is in place and duly recorded it
cannot be removed.

2. The only authority responsible to the holder of a Declaration
of Land Patent is the United States Government. A Patent cannot be
violated or transferred without the permission of the Assign.
Enforcement of a Patent must come from the United States Govern-
ment.

3. Should a Declaration of Land Patent be violated. It is the
responsibility of the Assign's to file charges with the Justice
Department of the United States Government. Specifically, the
Attorney General. Criminal Trespass Charges, Civil Charges and
Charges for Fraud should be included in your statement of Charges.
This being in violation of a United States (Federal) patent.

4. The Sheriff should be notified before the sale, but near the
time the sale is to start, he must notify each and every bidder of
the following:


A. The Declaration of Land Patent is the Highest and Best
Title at Law.

B. Once this sale is complete, the property can never be
resold.

C. A Warranty Deed, can never be drafted on this property.
The buyer or successful bidder of the property will not be able to
borrow or get a mortgage against the land.

D. Title insurance cannot be obtained for this property.

E. The Declaration of Land Patent "CLOUDS" title to the land
forever.F. The successful bidder of the property will not get
possession of the property.

G. The Declaration of Land Patent stops ejectment.

H. A "Sheriff's Deed" or other type of document transfer
shall be proof of fraud. The notification that a Patent exists
before the transfer shall be sufficient for this charge.

I. Criminal Trespass, Civil and charges for Fraud will be
filed against the successful bidder and all those who took a part
in the forced transfer of the property.  The notification that a
Patent existed before the transfer shall be sufficient for the
charges stated.

J, Obtain a certified copy of the  "Deed of Transfer" or
"Sheriff's Deed". Proof of the charges stated will be necessary for
the Attorney General.

K. Mortgage or lending institutions may bid the existing
mortgage or lien. This shall not be sufficient notice for fraud.
The transfer of the property to a second person or persons in the
form of that stated above is what will be necessary to obtain.
Bidding of mortgage or lien is not sufficient and cannot cancel a
Declaration of Land Patent. While a "No Bid" is better - for a
lending concern to bid the existing lien is a formality and is not
powerful enough to overcome a Patent.

L. The holder of a land patent, which has been certified.
The filing of a Declaration of Land Patent shall present to the
holder all of the rights and privileges forever. This is stated on
the front of the Certified copy of the Land Patent, which was
obtained through the Bureau of Land Management, Department of the
Interior of the United states of America.