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COMMERCIAL SECURITY AGREEMENT, NON-NEGOTAIBLE, NON-TRANSFERABLE

COMMERCIAL SECURITY AGREEMENTNON-NEGOTIABLE NON-TRANSFERABLE

The statement, upon presentation with the filing officer, is considered FILED for RECORD in accord with and of Utah CodeAnnotated 70A-9-403 (1); See Study Comment (1).

COMMERCIAL SECURITY AGREEMENT: #CPM-05202006-RA 600 756 856 US

Debtor: JOHN PHILIP DOE POST OFFICE BOX 1234

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 33004

Secured Party: John Philip: Doewithout prejudice

General deliveryc/o Post Office Box 1234Fort Lauderdale, Florida republic near [33004]

Social Security Account Number: 123-45-6789

Exemption: X123456789

THE COMMERCIAL SECURITY AGREEMENT (AGREEMENT) is entered into on May 20,2006, between the actual real man-Living soul, John Philip: Doe (hereinafter known as SecuredParty, and A.K.A. the Creditor or Holder-In-Due Course) and the Juristic Person/Strawman/Dummy/Corporation/Constructive Trust/Legal Entity/Individual/Cestui Que trust (one person)JOHN PHILIP DOE(hereinafter known as DEBTOR). The herein Commercial Security Agreement May20, 2006 supersedes and replaces, nunc pro tunc, any presumed, implied, assumed or real co-businesspartnership, attorney-in-fact, trustee, fiduciary, or accommodation party arrangements that may haveexisted between real man, secured party, and the State created entity, DEBTOR, in the public government.The herein Commercial Security Agreement of May 20, 2006 Specifically supersedes any and all otherCommercial Security Agreements heretofore entered into and recorded January 26, 2005 with the OFFICEOF THE SECRETARY OF STATE (www.wvsos.com), STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA recorder, recordationnumber 123456789123.

In consideration for Secured Party providing certain accommodation to DEBTOR including, but not limitedto, Secured Party:

1. Constituting the source, origin, substance, and being, i.e., basis of preexisting claim, from whichthe existence of DEBTOR was derived and on the basis of which DEBTOR is able to function astransmitting utility to conduct Commercial Activity as a conduit for the transmission of goods andservices to Secured Party, and to interact, contract, and exchange goods, services to Secured Party,and to interact, contract, and exchange goods, services, obligations, and liabilities with otherDEBTORS, corporations, and artificial persons in Commerce and the laws pertaining thereto orderived therefrom;

2. Signing by accommodation for DEBTOR, in all cases whatsoever wherein any signature ofDEBTOR is required;

3. Issuing a binding commitment to extend credit or for the extension of immediately available creditwhether or not drawn upon and whether or not a charge back is provided for in the event of

difficulties in collection;4. Providing the security for payment of all sums due or owing, or to become due or owing, byDEBTOR;

5. Constituting the source of the assets, via the sentient existence, exercise of faculties, and labor orSecure Party, that provide the valuable consideration sufficient to support any contract whichDEBTOR may execute or to which DEBTOR may be regarded as bound by any personwhatsoever, DEBTOR hereby confirms voluntary entry of DEBTOR into the Commercial Registryand transfers and assigns to Secure Party a security interest in the Collateral described hereinbelow.

PAGE 1 OF 20Private and Non-Negotiable between the parties.

Secured Party: John-Philip: Doe

UCC 1 Filed Number:_______________


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ALL REFERENCES in the herein document of or about: The Security Agreement, herein SecurityAgreement, the agreement, herein Commercial Security Agreement, the Commercial Security Agreementand any other derivatives of the term agreement means: the herein May 20, 2006Commercial SecurityAgreement unless Specifically stated otherwise.

NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby agreed as follows: For valuable consideration, for certain collateralbeing agreed upon by the Secured Party and certain accommodations for the Debtor, as described herein,including, but not limited by, allowing the Debtor for acting as an agent; utilized for the purpose ofconducting commercial activity for the benefit of Secured Party; and as security for payment of all sumsdue or may becoming due or owing by Debtor for Secured Party, Debtor hereby grants Secured Party asecurity interest in the collateral securing the indebtedness and agrees that Secured Party shall have therights stated in the herein COMMERCIAL SECURITY AGREEMENT May 20, 2006 regarding thecollateral, including all other rights which Secured Party may have including any and all rights asbeneficiary of any and all trusts.

The security interest granted herein secures any and all indebtedness and liabilities, whatsoever, owed byDebtor for Secured Party, whether direct or indirect, absolute or contingent, due or may becoming due, nowexisting or hereafter arising, and how so-ever evidenced. The herein security interest is also given forsecuring any other debts, which may be owed by Debtor for Secured Party for any and all times as stated

herein below.

COLLATERAL

The collateral to which this Security Agreement pertains includes, but is not necessarily limited to, allherein below described personal and real property of DEBTOR, now owned or hereafter acquired byDEBTOR, in which Secured Party holds all interest. DEBTOR retains possession and use, and rights ofpossession and use, of all collateral, and all proceeds, products, accounts, fixtures and the orders therefromare released to DEBTOR.

Before any of the below itemized property can be disbursed, exchanged, sold, tendered, forfeited, gifted,transferred, surrendered, conveyed, destroyed, disposed of or otherwise removed from DEBTORSpossession, Dishonor Settlement, Agreement Bill of Exchanges held by Secured Party must be satisfied infull and acknowledgement of same completed.

1. All proceeds, products, accounts, fixtures from crops, mine head, wellhead, transmitting utilities,etc.;

2. All rents, wages, and income;3. All land, mineral, water, and air rights;

4. All cottages, cabins, houses, easements, air rights, mineral rights, estates, ranches, farms andbuildings;

5. All banks accounts, bank safety deposit boxes and the contents therein, credit card accounts,mutual fund accounts, certificates of deposit accounts, checking accounts, savings accounts,retirement plan accounts, stocks, bonds, securities, commercial liens, gold, silver, any and allprecious metals, benefits and trusts, insurance policies, investment securities, IndividualRetirement Accounts, money market accounts, options, real estate contracts, pension plans, goldcontracts, motion picture contracts, puts, calls, shorts, margins, warrants, 401-Ks, and the like;

6. All inventory in any source;7. All machinery either farm or industrial, all products of and for agriculture, and all equipment,

inventories, supplies, contracts accouterments involved in the planting tilling, harvesting,processing, preservation and storage of all products of agriculture;

8. All boats, yachts, watercraft, any and all equipment, accouterments, baggage, and cargo affixed orpertaining thereto or stowed therein, including but not limited to: all motors, engines, ancillaryequipment, accessories, parts, tools, instruments, electronic equipment, navigation aids, serviceequipment, lubricants, fuels, and fuel additives;





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9. All aircraft, BD-10 miniature F-14 fighter, ionosphere, gliders, balloons, and all equipmentaccouterments, baggage, and cargo affixed or pertaining thereto or stowed therein, including butnot limited to: all motors, engines, ancillary equipment, accessories, parts, tools, instruments,electronic equipment, navigation aids, service equipment, lubricants, fuels, and fuel additives;

10. All motor homes, trailers, mobile homes, recreational vehicles, house, cargo, travel trailers, allequipment, accouterments, baggage, cargo affixed or pertaining thereto or stowed therein,

including but not limited to: all ancillary equipment, accessories, parts, service equipment,lubricants and fuel additives;11. All livestock, animals, pets and all things required for the care, feeding, use and husbandry

thereof;12. All vehicles, auto trucks, pickup trucks, four wheeled vehicles, ATVs, golf carts, trailers, wagons,

motorcycles, bicycles, tricycles, wheeled conveyances;13. All computers, computer-related equipment and accessories, software, electronically stored files or

data, telephones, facsimiles machines (faxes), electronic equipment, office equipment, desks andmachines;

14. All visual reproduction systems, aural reproduction systems, motion pictures, films, distributiondeals, video tapes, audio tapes, sound tracks, compact discs, DVDs , CD players, phonographrecords, film, video and aural production equipment, cameras, projectors and musical instruments;

15. All books, booklets, pamphlets, treatises, treatments, monographs, stories, intellectual properties,written materials, libraries, law books, plays, screenplays, lyrics, songs, music;

16. All books and records of the DEBTOR;17. All trademarks, registered marks, copyrights, patents, proprietary data and technology, inventions,

royalties, wills, goodwill;18. All scholastic degrees, diplomas, honors, awards. Meritorious citations;

19. All records, diaries, journals, photographs, negatives, transparencies, images, video footage, filmfootage, drawings, sound records, audio tapes, video tapes, computer production or storage of allkinds whatsoever, of DEBTOR;

20. All fingerprints, footprints, palm prints, thumb prints, RNA materials, DNA materials, blood andblood fractions, biopsies, surgically removed tissue, bodily parts, organs, hair, teeth, nails, semen,urine, other bodily fluids or matter, voice print, retinal image, and the descriptions thereof, and allother corporal identification factors and said factors physical counterparts, in any form, and allrecords, record numbers and information pertaining thereto;

21. All biometric data, records, information, and processes not elsewhere described, the use thereof,and the use of the information contained therein or pertaining thereto;

22. All rights to request, refuse, or authorize the administration of any drug, manipulation, material,process, procedure, ray or wave which alters or might alter the present or future state of the mind,body, spirit or will by any means, method or process whatsoever;

23. All rights to obtain, use, request or refuse or authorize the administration of, any food, beverage,nourishment, or water, or any substance infused or injected into or affecting the body by anymeans whatsoever;

24. All keys, locks, lock combinations, encryption codes or keys, safes, secured places and securitydevices, security programs and any software, machinery or devices related thereto;

25. All rights to access and use utilities upon payment of the same unit costs as the comparable unitesof usage offered to most favored customers, including cable, electricity, garbage, gas, internet,satellite, sewage, telephone, water, www (websites), and all other methods of communication,energy transmission and food or water distribution;

26. All rights to barter, buy, contract, sell, or trade ideas, products, service or work;

27. All rights to create, invent, adopt, utilize or promulgate any systems or means of currency, money,any medium of exchange, liberty dollars, gold, silver, bills of exchange, international bills ofexchange, international promissory notes, promissory notes, commercial drafts, coinage, barter,economic exchange, bookkeeping entries, record keeping and the like;

28. All rights to use any free, rented, leased, fixed or mobile domicile, as though same were apermanent domicile, free from requirement to apply for or obtain any government license orpermission and free from entry, intrusion or surveillance by any means regardless of duration oflease period so long as any required lease is currently paid or a subsequent three day grace periodhas not expired;





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29. All rights to manage, maneuver, direct, guide or travel in any form of automobile or motorizedconveyance whatsoever without any requirement to apply for or obtain any government license,permit, certificate, or permission of any kind whatsoever;

30. All rights to marry, procreate children and to rear, educate, home school, train, guide andspiritually enlighten any such children, without any requirement to apply for or obtain anygovernment license, permit, certificate, or permission of any kind whatsoever;

31. All rights to buy, purchase, barter, contract, sell, trade, gather, grow, hunt, raise and trap food, fiberand raw materials for shelter, clothing and survival;

32. All rights to exercise freedom of religion, worship, use of sacraments, spiritual practice andexpression without any abridgement of free speech or right to publish, or the right to peaceablyassemble or the right to petition government for redress of grievances or petition any militaryforce of the United States or otherwise for physical protection from threats to the safety andintegrity of person or property from either public or private sources;

33. All rights to keep and bear arms for self defense of self, family and parties entreating physicalprotection of person or property;

34. All rights to create, preserve and maintain inviolable, spiritual sanctuary and receive into same anyand all parties requesting safety, sanctuary and shelter;

35. All rights to create documents of travel of every kind whatsoever, including those signifyingdiplomatic status and immunity as a free, independent and sovereign state-in-fact;

36. All rights to privacy and security in person and property, including but not limited to all rights to

safety and security of all household or sanctuary dwellers or guests, all papers and effectsbelonging to DEBTOR or any household or sanctuary dwellers or guests, against governments,quasi-government or private intrusion, detainer, entry, seizure, search, surveillance, trespass,assault, summons or warrant, except with proof of superior claim duly filed in the CommercialRegistry by any such intruding party in the public or private capacity of such intruder,notwithstanding whatever purported authority, warrant, order, law or color of law may bepromulgated as the authority for such intrusion, detainer, entry, arrest, seizure, search,surveillance, trespass, assault, summons or warrant;

37. All claims of ownership or certificate of title to the corporeal and incorporeal hereditaments,hereditary succession, and all innate aspects of being, i.e. mind, body, spirit soul, free choice ofaction, faculties and self;

38. All names used and all Corporations Sole executed and filed or to be executed and filed, undersaid names;

39. All intellectual property, including but limited to all speaking and writing;

40. All signatures, fingerprints, footprints, etc.;41. All present and future retirement incomes and rights to such incomes, issuing from any of

DEBTORS accounts;

42. All present and future medical bills and healthcare rights and rights owned through survivorshipfrom any of DEBTORS accounts;

43. All Bid Bonds, Performance Bonds, Payment Bonds SF 24, SF 25, SF 25A and all ReinsuranceAgreements for a Miller Act Performance Bond and Payment Bond, Standard Forms 273 and 274and a Reinsurance Agreement in Favor of the United States, Standard Form 275, all Appearanceand Recognizance Bonds, all commercial contracts on Form SF 1449 and all Individual Suretyson SF Form 28 and Optional Forms 90 and 91. All award contracts endorsed, approved or awardedby the Warranted Contracting Officer under 48 CFR FAR Section.

44. All applications, filings, correspondence, information, identifying marks, images licenses or traveldocuments, materials, permits, registrations, records and records numbers held by any entity for

any purpose however required as well as the analyses and uses thereof and any use of anyinformation and images contained therein, regardless of creator, method, location, process orstorage form, including all processed algorithms analyzing, classifying, comparing, compressing,displaying, identifying, processing, storing or transmitting said applications, filingscorrespondence, information, identifying marks, image licenses or travel documents, materials,permits, registration and records and record numbers, and the like;

45. All credit, charge, and debit cards, mortgages, notes, applications, card numbers and associationrecords and information;





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46. All library cards;47. All traffic citations/tickets;48. All parking citations/tickets;

49. All tax correspondence, filings notices, coding, record numbers, and any information containedtherein, wherever and however located and no matter by whom said or where information wasobtained, compiled, codified, recorded, stored, analyzed, processed, communicated, or utilized;

50. All accounts, deposits, special deposits, special drawing rights, escrow accounts, IOLA accounts,lotteries, overpayments, prepayments, prizes, rebates, refunds, returns, Treasury Direct Accounts,Treasurer of The United States Accounts or Treasurer of the United States Accounts with adesignated Depository, in the name and to the credit of any such court of the United States inconformity with section 2041 of title 28, exemptions, tax exemptions, discharges;

51. All precious metals, bullion, coins, jewelry, precious jewels, semi-precious stones, mounts and anystorage boxes within which said items are stored;

52. All cash, coins, money, Federal Reserve Notes and Gold or Silver Certificates;

53. All drugs, herbs, vitamins, anabolic steroids, burundanga, scopalamine, androsterone, HGH,cultivated plants, growing plants, inventory, ancillary equipment, supplies, propagating plants,seeds, and all related storage facilities and supplies;

54. All farm, lawn, and irrigation equipment, accessories, attachments, hand tools, implements,service equipment, tractors, parts, and related supplies;

55.All fuel, fuel tanks, air tanks, propane tanks, cold fusion, hydrogen fuel or hydrogen containers,and involved or related delivery systems;

56. All metal working, woodworking and other such machinery; and all ancillary equipment,accessories, consumables, power tools, hand tools, inventories, storage cabinets, toolboxes, workbenches, shops, facilities;

57. All camping, fishing, hunting, sporting goods and equipment, special clothing, materials, supplies,baggage related thereto;

58. All rifles, machine guns, ammunition, handguns, shotguns, antiques, particle beam weapons, railguns, explosives, infra red scopes, night vision goggles and equipment, scuba gear, air tanks;

59. All radios, televisions, communication equipment, receivers, transceivers, transmitters, antennas,towers, and all ancillary equipment, supplies, computers, computer systems, predictive dialers,software, programs, wiring, printers, faxes, copiers, photo machines, scanners, encryption devicesand processes, domestic and commercial data compression and ancillary equipment pertaining toattached thereto;

60. All power generating machines or devices, all storage, conditioning, control, distribution, wiring,and ancillary equipment pertaining or attached thereto;

61. All office and engineering equipment, furniture, chairs, tools, drawing, charts, graphs, electronicand paper files and items related thereto;

62. All water wells, well drilling equipment, chemicals, tools of any kind, lawn mowers, supplies andall ancillary equipment;

63. All shipping, cargo containers, all chassis truck trailers, vans, and all the contents thereof, whetheronsite, in transit, or in storage anywhere;

64. All building materials, prefabricated buildings, architectural drawings, log cabins, all componentsor materials pertaining thereto, before or during manufacture, transportation, storage, building,erection, or vacancy while awaiting occupancy thereof;

65. All communications, data and the methods, devices, and forms, of information storage andretrieval and the products of any such stored information.

66. All books, drawings magazines, manuals, and reference materials regardless of physical form;67. All artwork, paintings, etchings, photographic art, lithographs and serigraphs, and all frames and

mounts pertaining or affixed thereto;68. All food and all devices, tools, equipment, vehicles, machines and related accouterments involved

in food preservation, preparation, growth, transport and storage;

69. All artwork, paintings, etchings, photographic art, lithographs and serigraphs, and all frames andmounts pertaining or affixed thereto;





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70. All food and drink and anything that can be made into food, and all devices, tools, restaurantequipment, vehicles, machines, and related accouterments involved in food preservation,preparation, growth, transport, and storage;

71. All construction machinery and all ancillary equipment, supplies, materials, fuels, fuel additives,supplies, materials, and service equipment pertaining thereto;

72. All medical, dental, optical, prescription, and insurance records, record numbers and informationcontained in any such records or pertaining thereto;

73. The WILL of the DEBTOR;74. All wedding bands and rings, watches, jewelry, all wardrobe and toiletries;75. All radios, televisions, household goods and appliances, linens, furniture, kitchen utensils, cutlery,

tableware, cooking utensils, pottery;76. All businesses, corporations, companies, trusts, partnerships, limited partnerships, limited liability

companies and partnerships, organizations, proprietorships, and the like, now owned or hereafteracquired and all books and records thereof and therefrom, all income therefrom, and allaccessories, accounts, equipment, information, inventory, money, spare parts and computersoftware pertaining thereto;

77. All packages, parcels, envelopes, or labels of any kind whatsoever which are addressed to, orintended to be addressed to, DEBTOR, whether received or not received by DEBTOR;

78. All telephone numbers whether they be landline, cellular phones, or satellite phones;

79. Any property not specifically listed, named, or specified by make, model, serial number, etc. is

expressly herewith included as collateral of DEBTOR;

80. Certificate of Live Birth Document bearing birth number 123-12-123456

State registrar Recorder of State of New YorkLocal registered number _________________________State of New YorkOffice of Vital Records, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, City of New York;

81. The following vessels, vehicles or Automobiles:VIN# ___________________________License #______________ Model ROADMASTER; Year 1993;Make of Vehicle or Automobile BUICK

82. Credit Card Numbers 0 ; Debit Card # 1234-5678-9123-45678

Collateral means and includes all the following described property of Debtor, whether now owned orhereafter acquired, whether now existing or hereafter arising, and wherever located: All Accounts,Contract Rights, Chattel Paper, General Intangibles, Baggage, Inventory, Equipment and Fixtures,whether owned now or acquired later; all accessions, additions, replacements, and substitution; allrecords of any kind relating with any of the foregoing; all proceeds (including insurance, bond, generalintangibles and account proceeds), together with all the other private, real and personal property withall and singular improvements, ways, streets, alleys, driveways, passages, waters, watercourses, rights,liberties, privileges, hereditaments, and appurtenances, whatsoever thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, and the reversions and remainders, rents issues and profits thereof, and all estateright, title, interest property, claim and demand whatsoever of the said DEBTOR, in law, equity, orotherwise however, of, in and of the same and every part thereof including but not limited by thefollowing: CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH document # 123-45-678912, COUNTY OFNew York,CITY OF Manhattan, STATE OF NEW YORK November 12, 1900; STATE Florida Drivers License#M123-456-78-912-0, all renewals of the same, and all documents and/or instruments created using

said license; all renewals of the same and all documents and/or instruments created using said permit;-- JOHN PHILIP DOE, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA PASSPORT #012345678, all renewals ofthe same and all documents and/or instruments created using said passport; -- State of FloridaDepartment of Commerce Trademark Registration's 1. JOHN PHILIP DOE, CFN# 123456789, Book12345 Page 123 Recorded 03/15/1900 Broward County, Florida State, USA., And 2. John Philip Doefiled UCC-1 in West Virginia State (USA) Office of the Secretary Of State, And 3. JOHN PHILIPDOE; AFFIDAVIT OF CORPORATE DENIAL Recorded 10/24/00, Instrument # 123456789, Book12345 Page 1234-12342 ; all renewals of the same and all documents and/or instruments created usingsaid Trademark Registrations; all renewals of the same and all documents and/or instruments created





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using said DBAs; all renewals of the same and all documents and/or instruments created using saidregistration; -- Social Security #123-45-6789 with corresponding exemption number # X123456789,and all documents and/or instruments created using said Social Security Number and all proceedsthereof, all DEBTORS UCC Contract Accounts; U.S. Treasury Accounts and all proceeds thereof; andall documents and/or instruments created using said Social Security Number, and all proceeds thereofused within said Treasury Accounts of DEBTORS ORGANIZATION, corporations, business trusts; --All, but not limited by, these listed credit card accounts identified by the last four(4) of the account as

follows: ALL ACCESS MASTERCARD # 1234.

All Accounts, Credit card accounts, Bank accounts, savings accounts, Leases, Contract Rights, Chattel andChattel Paper, General Intangibles, Inventory, Equipment and Fixtures; All Land, including any and allrights, title, and interest, and leases for land; All Real Property and leases for Real Property, including allBuildings, Structures, Fixtures and Appurtenances situated thereon or affixed thereto; All Wages, Earnings,and proceeds (including insurance, bond, general intangibles, and accounts proceeds), together with all theother real and personal property, including, but not limited by:

(a) All accessions, increases, and additions of; and all replacements of, and substitutions for, anyCollateral described above;

(b) All products, produce, and proceeds of any of the Collateral described above;(c) All accounts, contract rights, general intangibles, instruments, monies, payments, and Collateral

described above;(d) All proceeds (including insurance, bond, general intangibles, and accounts proceeds) from the sale,

destruction, loss, or other disposition of any of the Collateral described above;(e) All records and data relating of any of the Collateral; whether in the form of a writing, photograph,

microfilm, microfiche, tape, or electronic media; together with all of Debtors right, title, andinterest in and of all computer software required for utilizing, create, maintain, and process anysuch records or data on electronic media.

INDEMNIFICATION. The Debtor, without the benefit of discussion or division, does hereby agree,covenant, and undertake for indemnification, defending, and holding John-Philip:Doe (Secured Party)harmless from and against any and all claims, demands, liabilities, damages, liens, levies, judgments,losses, costs, interests, and expenses; absolute or contingent, due or for becoming due, now existing orhereafter arising, and howsoever evidenced including, without restriction, all legal costs, attorneys fees,and expenses of whatever kind or nature, interests, penalties, and fines suffered or incurred by Debtor.

The conditions of the obligation are such that if Secured Party suffers any loss of Vested Rights in thesaid Collateral Property or Monetary Losses due for debts claimed against the aforesaid Collateral Property,

or the DEBTOR/person, who binds itself by the obligation for making advance payments from DEBTORSU. S. Treasury Accounts, established under IMF, BMF, IRAF, EPMF (temporary, permanent and current)accounts for any and all who make debt claims against any of the Collateral or Vested Rights in saidCollateral of Secured Party. The obligation shall bind the DEBTOR in all respects, for fully and faithfullycomplying with all applicable provisions.

The bond shall be in effect as of the date hereon and shall remain in full force and effect until the surety(DEBTOR) is released by written order of the UNITED STATES Government and provided that theSecured Party may cancel the bond at any Time and be relieved of further liability hereunder by deliverywithin thirty (30) days, written notice for the DEBTOR. Such cancellation shall not effect any liabilityincurred or accrued by DEBTOR hereunder prior of the termination of said thirty (30) day period. TheDEBTOR will promptly re-issue a bond before the end of the thirty (30) day period for an amount equal ofor greater than the value of the instrument unless the parties agree otherwise.

The DEBTOR (indemnifying Party), without the benefit of discussion or division, does hereby agree;covenant and undertake for indemnifying, defending and holding the Secured Party (Indemnified Party)

harmless, from and against any and all claims, losses, liabilities, costs, interests and expenses (hereinafterreferred of as claims or a claim) including without restriction, all legal costs, interests, penalties andfines suffered or incurred by the Secured party arising as a result of the Secured Party having its personalguarantee with respect for any loan or general indebtedness of the DEBTOR including, without in any wayrestricting the generality of the foregoing amount owing by the DEBTOR for all creditors.

The Indemnified Party (Secured Party/Surety) shall promptly advise the Indemnifying Party (DEBTOR)of any claim and provide the same with full details thereof, including copies of any document,correspondence, suit or action received by or served upon the Indemnified Party (Secured Party). The





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Indemnified Party (Secured Party) shall fully cooperate with the indemnifying Party (DEBTOR) in anydiscussion, negotiations or other proceedings relating of any claim.

LIABILITY BOND AND EXTENT OF LIABILITY. JOHN PHILIP DOE(Debtor), is held firmly boundunto John-Philip: Doe (Secured Party), in the sum of present Collateral Values, and any claims, debts, andlosses claimed by any and all persons against Debtor, and/or the Commercial Transactions investments andactivities of the Collateral for the penal sum of $ UNLIMITED Dollars, but if the space is blank or marked

UNLIMITED, it shall mean that Debtors liability shall be unlimited in Collateral and lawful money of theUnited States of America for the payment of which, will and truly be made, I bind myself, my heirs,executors, administrators, and third party assigns, jointly and severally, and firmly by these presents claimor claims or for taking any action or instituting or taking part in any proceedings, either in his own name orin the name of the Debtor, or otherwise, which in the discretion of Secured Party may seem necessary oradvisable. In addition, the signature of Secured Party on any instrument, license, permit, or any documentnow existing or hereafter arising, upon which the name of the Debtor is, howsoever evidenced, is herebythe authorized signature of Secured Party as agent representing Debtor. In addition, the Secured Party may,on behalf of and in the name of the Debtor, receive, open, and dispose of mail addressed for Debtor, andchange any address of which mail and payments are being sent. The power is given as security for theIndebtedness, and the authority hereby conferred is and shall be irrevocable and shall remain in full forceand effect until renounced by the Secured Party in writing. The conditions of the above bond (whereascertain Collateral described herein is utilized for the purpose of conducting commercial activity by theDebtor) are in pursuance of the Statutes in such case made and provided indentured for the Secured Party;

by which indenture Secured Party covenanted for doing certain things as stated in the herein Agreement.

FIDELITY BOND

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT, that DEBTOR, JOHN PHILIP DOE

Establishes this BOND in favor of the Secure Party, John-Philip: Doe ,

In the sum of present Collateral values up to the penal sum of One Hundred Billion United States Dollars[$100,000,000,000.00], for the payment of which Bond, well and truly made, DEBTOR binds DEBTORSheirs, executors, administrators, and third-party assigns, jointly and severally, by these presents.

The condition of the above Bond is: Secure Party covenants to do certain things on behalf of DEBTOR,with regard to conveying goods and services in Commercial Activity to Secured Party, covenants to serveas a transmitting utility therefore and, as an assurance of fidelity, grants to the Secured Party a SecurityInterest in the herein below described Collateral.

This Bond shall be in force and effect as of the date hereon and until the DEBTORS SURETY John-Philip:Doe, is released from liability by the written order of the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT and providedthat said SURETY may cancel this Bond and be relieved of further liability hereunder by delivering thirty(30) day written notice to DEBTOR. No such cancellation shall affect any liability incurred or accruedhereunder prior to the termination of said thirty (30) day period. In such event of notice of cancellation,DEBTOR agrees to reissue the Bond before the end of said thirty day (30) period for an amount equal to orgreater than the above stated value of this Security Agreement unless the Parties agree otherwise.

INDEMNITY CLAUSE

DEBTOR, without the benefit of discussion or division, does hereby agree, covenant, and undertake toindemnify, defend and hold Secured Party harmless from and against any and all claims, losses, liabilities,costs interest, and expenses, hereinafter referred to as Claims or Claim, which Claims include, withoutrestriction, all legal costs, interest, penalties, and fines suffered or incurred by Secured Party, in accordancewith Secured Partys personal guarantee with respect to any loan or indebtedness of DEBTOR, includingany amount DEBTOR might be deemed to owe to any creditor for any reason whatsoever.

Secured Party shall promptly advise DEBTOR of any Claim and provide DEBTOR with full details of saidClaim, including copy of any document, correspondence, suit, or action received by or served upon Secured





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Party. Secured Party shall fully co-operate with DEBTOR in any discussion, negotiation, or otherproceeding relating to any Claim.

OBLIGATIONS SECURED

The security interest herein secures any and claims, indebtedness, and liabilities whatsoever of DEBTOR toSecured Party, whether direct or indirect, absolute or contingent, due or to become due, now existing orhereafter arising, and however evidenced.

OBLIGATIONS OF THE DEBTOR.

DEBTORwarrants and covenants forSecured Party as follows:

ORGANIZATION: DEBTOR is a corporation, business trust, trust or constructive trust which is duly organizedvalidly existing, and in good standing under the laws of the United States.

AUTHORIZATION: The execution, delivery, and performance of the Agreement by DEBTORS havebeen duly authorized by all necessary action by (a) organization, or bylaws, or any agreement or otherinstrument binding upon DEBTOR or (b) any law, governmental regulation, court decree, or orderapplicable for or on the DEBTOR.

PERFECTION OF SECURITY INTEREST: Debtor agrees for executing such financing statements and for takingwhatever other actions are requested by Secured Party for perfecting and continuing Secured Partyssecurity interest in the Collateral. Debtor hereby appoints Secured Party as its irrevocable attorney-in-factfor the purpose of executing any documents necessary for perfecting or for continuing the security interestgranted in the herein Commercial security agreement. Secured Party may at any time, and without furtherauthorization from Debtor, file a carbon, photographic, or other reproduction of any financing statement orof the Agreement for use as a financing statement. The Agreement is a continuing Commercial SecurityAgreement and will continue in effect even though all or any part of the Indebtedness is paid-in-full andeven though for a period of time Debtor may not be with Indebtedness by and for the Secured Party.

ENFORCEABILITY OF COLLATERAL: Of the extent the Collateral consists of accounts, contractsrights, chattel paper, or general intangibles, the Collateral is enforceable in accordance with its terms, isgenuine, and complies with applicable laws concerning form, content, and manner of preparation and

execution, and all persons appearing obligated on the Collateral have authority and capacity for contractingand are in fact obligated as they appear as being on the collateral.

REMOVAL OF COLLATERAL: DEBTOR shall keep the Collateral (or of the extent the Collateralconsists of intangible property such as accounts, the records concerning the Collateral) at DEBTORSaddress shown above, or at such locations as are acceptable by the Principles. Except in the ordinary courseof its business, including sales of inventory, DEBTOR shall not remove the Collateral from its existinglocations without the prior written consent of Secured Party. Of the extent that the Collateral consists ofvehicles, or other titled property, DEBTOR shall not take permit of any action that would requireregistration or sale or disposal, without the prior written consent of Secured Party.

TRANSACTION INVOLVING COLLATERAL: Except for inventory sold or account collected in theordinary course of DEBTORS business, DEBTOR shall not sell, offer for sell, or otherwise trade ordispose of the Collateral. DEBTOR shall pledge, mortgage, encumber or otherwise permit the Collateral

being subject of any lien, security interest, encumbrance, or charge, other than the security interest providedfor in the Agreement, without the prior written consent of Secured Party. The includes security interestseven if junior in right of the security interests granted under the Agreement Unless waived by SecuredParty, all proceeds from any disposition of the Collateral (for whatever reason) shall be held in trust forSecured Party and shall not be commingled with any other funds: provided however, the requirement shallnot constitute consent by Secured Party of any sale or other disposition. Upon receipt, DEBTOR shallimmediately deliver any such proceeds for Secured Party.





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TITLE. DEBTOR represents and warrants for Secured Party that it holds any and all marketable title of theCollateral, free and clear of all liens and encumbrances except for the lien of the Agreement No financingstatement covering any of that Secured Party has specifically consented. DEBTOR shall defend SecuredPartys rights in the Collateral against the claims and demands of all other persons.

MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION OF COLLATERAL. DEBTOR shall maintain all tangibleCollateral in good condition and repair. DEBTOR will not commit or permit damage or destruction of the

Collateral or any part of the Collateral. Secured Party and its designated representatives and agents shallhave the right at all reasonable times for examining, inspecting, and auditing the Collateral whereverlocated. DEBTOR shall immediately notify Secured Party of all cases involving the return, rejection,repossession, loss or damage of or on any Collateral; of any request for credit or adjustment or of any otherdispute arising with respect of the Collateral; and generally of all happenings and events affecting theCollateral or the value or the amount of the Collateral.

TAXES, ASSESSMENTS AND LIENS. DEBTOR will pay when due all taxes, assessments and liensupon the Collateral, its use or operation, upon the Agreement, upon any promissory note or notesevidencing the indebtedness, or upon any of the other Related Documents. DEBTOR may withhold anysuch payment or may elect for contesting any lien if DEBTOR is in good faith conducting an appropriateproceeding for contesting the obligation of paying and so long as Secured Partys interest in the Collateralis not jeopardized in Secured Party's sole opinion. If the Collateral is subjected by a lien which is notdischarged within fifteen (15) days, DEBTOR shall deposit with Secured Party cash, a sufficient corporatesurety bond or other security satisfactory for the Secured Party in an amount adequate for providing for thedischarge of the lien plus any interest, costs, reasonable attorneys fees or other charges that could accrue asa result of foreclosure or sale of the Collateral. In any contest, DEBTOR shall defend itself and DEBTORshall satisfy any final adverse judgment before enforcement against the Collateral.

COMPLIANCE WITH GOVERNMENTAL REQUIREMENTS. DEBTOR shall comply with all laws,ordinances and regulations of all government authorities applicable by the production, disposition, or use ofthe Collateral. DEBTOR may contest in good faith any such law, ordinance or regulation and withholdcompliance during any proceeding, including appropriate appeals, so long as Secured Partys interest in theCollateral, in Secured Partys opinion is Not jeopardized.

DEBTORS RIGHT OF POSSESSION. Until default, Debtor may have possession of the tangiblepersonal property and beneficial use of all the Collateral and may use it in any lawful manner notinconsistent with the herein Security Agreement or related Documents, provided that Debtors right ofpossession and beneficial use shall not apply on any Collateral where possession of the Collateral bySecured Party is required for perfecting Secured Partys security interest in such Collateral. Secured Partyshall not be required for taking any steps necessary for preserving any rights in the Collateral against priorparties, nor for protecting, preserving, or maintaining any security interest given for securing the Collateral.If Secured Party at any time has possession of any Collateral, whether before or after and Event of Default,Secured Party shall be deemed as having exercised reasonable care in the custody and preservation of theCollateral, if Secured Party takes such action for that purpose as DEBTOR shall request or as SecuredParty, in proceedings (and including efforts for modifying or vacating any automatic stay or injunction),appeals, and anticipated post-judgment collection services. DEBTOR also shall pay all court costs and suchadditional fees as may be directed by the court.

NOTICES. Except for revocation notices by DEBTOR, all notices required shall be given by either partyfor the other under the Agreement shall be in writhing and shall be effective when actually delivered or

when deposited with a nationally recognized overnight courier, or when deposited in the United Statesmail, first class postage prepaid, addressed for the party for whom the notice is for and be given at theaddress shown above or at such address as either party may designate for the other in writing.

INTERPRETATION. In all cases where there is more than one DEBTOR or the DEBTORS principles,the United States Inc. or the State of Florida or any other State, possession or commonwealth of the UnitedStates Of America is any way involved, then all words used in the Agreement in the singular shall bedeemed as having been used in the plural where the context and construction so require; and where there ismore than one DEBTOR named in a Claim or when the Agreement is executed on more than one





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DEBTOR respectively shall mean all and any one or more of them. The words DEBTOR and SecuredParty include the heirs, successors, assigns and transferees of each of them. Caption headings in theAgreement are for convenience purposes only and are not for use as interpreting or defining the provisionsof the Agreement.

DEFAULT

EVENTS OF DEFAULT. Each of the following shall constitute an Event of Default under the hereinAgreement.

(a) Failure by Debtor for paying Secured Party any debt secured hereby when due.(b)Failure by Debtor for complying with or for performing any other term, obligation, covenant, or

condition contained in the herein Agreement or in any of the Related Documents or in any otherAgreement between Secured Party and Debtor.

RIGHTS AND REMEDIES ON DEFAULT. If an Event of Default occurs under the herein Agreement,or any time thereafter, Secured Party shall have all the rights of a secured party. In addition and withoutlimitation, Secured Party may exercise any one or more of the following rights and remedies:

Assemble Collateral. Secured Party may require of Debtor delivery for Secured Party all or any Portion ofthe Collateral and any and all certificates of title and other documents relating of the Collateral. SecuredParty may require Debtor assemble the Collateral and make it available for Secured Party at a place

designated by Secured Party. Secured Party also shall have full power for entering upon the property ofDebtor for taking possession of and removing the Collateral.

Sale of the Collateral. Secured Party shall have full power for selling, leasing, transferring, or otherwisedealing with the Collateral or proceeds thereof in its own name or that of the Debtor. Secured Party maysell the Collateral at public auction or private sale without discretion or further notice. All expensesrelating with and for the disposition of the Collateral, including without limitation the expenses of retaking,holding, insuring, preparing for sale, and selling the Collateral, shall become a part of the Indebtednesssecured by the herein Security Agreement and shall be payable on demand.

Collect Revenues; Apply Accounts. Secured Party may collect the payments and rents from theCollateral. Secured Party may at any time in its discretion transfer any Collateral into its own name or thatof its nominee and receive the payments and rents therefrom and hold the same as security for theIndebtedness or apply it for payment of the Indebtedness in such order of preference as Secured Party may

determine. Insofar as the Collateral consists of accounts, general intangibles, insurance policies,instruments, chattel paper, chooses in action, or similar property, Secured Party may demand, collect,receipt for, settle, compromise, adjust, or realize on the Collateral as Secured Party may determine, whetheror not Indebtedness or Collateral is then due.

Other Rights and Remedies. Secured Party shall have the rights and remedies of a secured creditor underthe Uniform Commercial Code, as may be amended any time. In addition, Secured Party shall have andmay exercise any or all other rights and remedies available at law.

MISCELLANEOUS PROVISlONS. The following miscellaneous provisions are a part of the hereinAgreement:

Amendments. The herein Security Agreement, together with any Related Documents, constitute the entireunderstanding and agreement of the parties as for the matters set forth. No alteration of or amendment on

the herein Security Agreement shall be effective unless given in writing and signed by the Debtor andSecured Party.

Power of Attorney. Debtor hereby authorizes and appoints Secured Party for acting as Debtors agentand/or attorney-in-fact, irrevocably, with full power of substitution for doing the following: (a) indorsingall documents, instruments, licenses, permits, notes, checks, drafts, and money orders, of any type ornature; (b) for demanding, collecting, receiving, receipt for, sue, and recovering all sums of money or otherproperty which may now or hereafter become due, owing, or payable by the Debtor; (c) execute, sign, and





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indorse any and all claims, instruments, receipts, checks, drafts, or warrants issued in payment for theCollateral; (d) for settling or compromising any and all claims; and (e) for filing any claim or claims ortaking any action or instituting or taking part in any proceedings, either in his own name or in the name ofthe Debtor, or otherwise, which in the discretion of Secured Party may seem necessary or advisable. Inaddition, the signature of Secured Party on any instrument, license, permit, or any document now existingor hereafter arising, upon which the name of the Debtor is, howsoever evidenced, is hereby the authorizedsignature of Secured Party as agent representing Debtor. In addition, the Secured Party may, on behalf of

and in the name of the Debtor, receive, open, and dispose of mail addressed for the Debtor, and change anyaddress by which mail and payments are being sent. The power is given as security for the Indebtedness,and the authority hereby conferred is and shall be irrevocable and shall remain in full force and effect untilrenounced by the Secured Party in writing.

Severability. Should any portion of the herein Agreement be judicially determined illegal, invalid, orunenforceable, the remainder of the Agreement shall not be affected by such determination and shall remainin full force and effect. If feasible, any such offending provision shall be deemed modified within thelimits of enforceability or validity; however, if the offending provision cannot be so modified, it shall bestricken and all other provisions of the herein Security agreement in all other respects shall remain validand enforceable.

Waiver. Secured Party shall not be deemed having waived any rights under the herein Security Agreementunless such waiver is given in writing and signed by Secured Party. No delay or omission on the part ofSecured Party in exercising any right shall operate as a waiver of such right or any other right. A waiver bySecured Party of a provision of the herein Security Agreement shall not prejudice or constitute a waiver ofSecured Partys right otherwise for demanding strict compliance with that provision or any other provisionof the herein Security Agreement. No prior waiver by Secured Party, nor any course of dealing betweenSecured Party is required under the herein Security Agreement, the granting of such consent by SecuredParty in any instance shall not constitute continuing consent for subsequent instances where such consent isrequired and in all cases such consent may be granted or withheld in the sole discretion of Secured Party.

INFORMATION IDENTIFYING THE PARTIES IN THE AGREEMENT

ORIGIN OF SECURED PARTIES EXPLAINED. By the best of the Secured Partys knowledge andbelief the following happened. (NAME OF WITNESS) assisted and witnessed her live infant son separatefrom her womb into the world on November 14, 1900 at 7:16 P.M., within the geographical boundary ofNew York State, in New York County, in the City of Manhattan.(Name of Mother) son is John-Philip: Doe,the Secured Party. IMPORTANT NOTE: When life started for John-Philip: Doe, he acquired twofundamental characteristics from the Creator of the Universe. The first was unalienable rights. The secondwas the power for protecting those unalienable rights. The first characteristic can never be given up or lost,but the second characteristic can be surrendered or transferred through the use of a financing statement foranother party (creditor). However, the Secured Party can at any time reclaim the second characteristic bycanceling the financing statement with the creditor (per UCC 9-103)

ORIGIN AND PURPOSE OF DEBTOR BRIEFLY EXPLAINED. By the best of the DEBTORSknowledge, understanding and belief of the following information is how the DEBTOR was created andhas existed. The DEBTOR was created by the mother of the Secured Party filling out an application(financing statement) for a live birth registration for her infant in 1900. The application was subsequentlypledged by the health provider (hospital), for the public register of the Corporate STATE OF NEW YORK.The government presumed the registration of the pledged infant live birth application (financing statement)with the State transferred title and jurisdiction of the live infant from parent for the State, and by operationof law the government created a birth certificate which is the governments self-created document of titlefor its new property known as the DEBTOR/14th Amendment Person/US Citizen resident. There was nodisclosure of constructive possession by the government with and for the parent of infant of or about theconsequences, obligations, and loss of the infants power for protecting his unalienable rights then or later.In time an innocent and unknowing co-business partnership developed between the Secured Party (realman) and the DEBTOR (legal entity). The Secured Party innocently and unknowingly used and participatedin government public benefits and privileges made available through the DEBTOR, and under partnershipcontract law the Secured Party unknowingly became the liable fiduciary for the look-a-like DEBTOR. Afterthe government assumed title of the infant and subsequently created the DEBTOR, the DEBTOR was





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pledged, as a fictional substitute for the future live infants energy and labor, for funding the debt of thebankrupt US Government, and Congress thereafter used the pledged DEBTOR for creating debtinstruments while holding the DEBTOR and Secured Party liable, through their co-business partnershiparrangement, for the security and surety of the debt. The DEBTOR was created by the fictional CorporateState for providing an avenue or pipeline for interfacing with the real man known as the Secured Party. Bythe government not disclosing its creditor status over the DEBTOR, the real man (Secured Party)unknowingly and innocently volunteered for becoming the accommodation party for the debts and

obligations of the DEBTOR and Corporate STATE and subsequently found himself (real man) in acondition of involuntary servitude of the government.

PARTIES ENTENDED PURPOSE OF THE AGREEMENT. The security agreement was establishedfor giving notice, by the Parties, of the cancellation of the Secured Partys pledged live birth application(financing statement) in 1900, by his mother. The act of cancellation, by the Secured Party, re-establisheshis rightful status and title on the original jurisdiction side of government and at the same time reclaims hisrightful power for protecting his unalienable rights. Per the agreement, the Secured Party no longer is oracts as a co-business partner, attorney-in-fact, trustee, fiduciary, or accommodation party for the DEBTORunder the old creditor. The public government should no longer assume or presume the Secured Party is theaccommodation party of the DEBTOR/14th Amendment person/US Citizen. For prior the agreement, theDEBTOR was a 14th Amendment person/US Citizen resident who was subject of the public side ofgovernment. But, since the agreement, the DEBTOR has acquired a new status of being a private

person/alien on the public side of government and is now subject of the control of the new creditor(Secured Party), in the original jurisdiction. Therefore, per the agreement, the Secured Party is the Creditoror Holder in Due Course of the current DEBTOR/person/alien, and the Secured Party has secured thepriority claim on all the rights, privileges, interest, and titles of the DEBTOR, and the DEBTORScollateral is now private in nature and is no longer pledged for the use on the public side of government.

DEBTOR agrees to notify all of DEBTORS former creditors, would be creditors, and payors and anywould be purchasers for value of any herein described Collateral of this Security Agreement and allsuch personages are expressly so noticed herewith and hereby.

This Security Agreement is Accepted for Value and Consideration in return is the property of theSecured Party and is not dischargeable in Equity or in bankruptcy court as the Secured PartysCollateral and Property are exempt from third party levies.

This Security Agreement devolves on Secured Partys heirs and assigns, who are equally as authorized,upon taking title and ownership to this Security Agreement as Secured Party to hold and enforce saidAgreement via non-negotiable or negotiable contract, devise or any lawful commercial remedy.

DEFAULT

The following shall constitute the events of default hereunder:1. Failure by DEBTOR to pay any debt secured hereby when due;2. Failure by DEBTOR to perform any obligations secured hereby when required to be so performed; or3. Any breach of any warranty by DEBTOR contained in this Security Agreement.

DEFINITIONS

The herein security agreement serves as Notice that the Secured Party, being a live real man, has apriority claim and title on the DEBTOR above that of the State. As creditor, or holder-in-due course, of theDEBTOR or individual or organization, the Secured Party (being a live man) gives Notice of his intent ofoperating under the God of nature, instead of the God of the State; and gives Notice of his intent of NOTbeing a surety for the use of Federal Reserve Notes and the debt of the public; and gives Notice that theassigned social security number 123-45-6789 is that of the DEBTOR - not the Secured Party; and givesNotice that the DEBTOR, prior the agreement, was a 14th Amendment person/US Citizen resident andsubject of the public side of government, IS NOW a DEBTOR person/alien but under the private controland direction of the Secured Party.





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DEFINITIONS and GLOSSARY OF TERMS. As used in the herein Security Agreement, the followingwords and terms shall have the meanings ascribed them in the section, non obstante.

Accommodation Party.See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 17.See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-3-415andU.C.C Nutshell Series.

Account(s). See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., Account, page 18. See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-4-104 (1) (a)and 70A-9-106.

Actual man.means the real live flesh and blood man; John-Philip: Doe. There every man is independentof all laws, except those prescribed by nature. He is not bound by any institutions formed by hisfellowman without his consent. Cruden vs. Neale, 2 N.C. 338 (1796), 2 S.E. 70.

Agent. means a real or actual man, John-Philip: Doe; one that acts as the representative for the Debtorwithout liability.

Agreement.means the herein May 15, 2006, Security Agreement, as the herein Security Agreement maybe amended or modified from time to time, together with all exhibits and schedules attached to the hereinSecurity Agreement from time to time. See also Blacks Law Dictionary, 6THed., page 67. See also UtahCode Annotated, 70A-1-201 (3).

Artificial Person(s). See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 113. See also Dummy corporation andStraw man.

Bailee. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 141. See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-7-102 (1)(a).

Beneficiary. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 157. See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-5-103(Secured Party).

Buyer. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 200. See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-2-103 (1)(a).

Charge back. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 233. See alsoSurety, page 1441, and Utah CodeAnnotated, 70A-4-212.

Chattel. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 236. See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-9-105 (b).

Chattel paper. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 237. See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-9-105 (b).

Claim(s).means: 1. right to payment, whether or not such right is reduced to judgment, equitable, secured,or unsecured; or right to an equitable remedy for breach of performance if such breach gives rise to aright to payment, whether or not such right to an equitable remedy is reduced to judgment, fixed,contingent, matured, unmatured, disputed, undisputed, secured, or unsecured; 2. To demand as onesown, challenge of property or ownership of a thing which is wrongfully withheld. See Hill vs. Henry, 66

N.J. Eq. 150, 57 Atl. 555. Also, a claim is to state. See Douglas vs. Beasley, 40 Ala. 147; Prigg vs.Pennsylvania, 16 pet. 615, 10 L.Ed. 1060.

Collateral. meansthe property subject to a security interest, and includes accounts and chattel paper which

have been sold See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th. ed. Also see UCC 9-105(c)Constructive Fraud. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed.

Constructive possession. means a person has constructive possession of property if he has power tocontrol and intent to control such item. Com. V. Stephens, 231 Pa. Super. 481, 331 A.2d. 719, 723. Beingin a position to exercise dominion or control over a thing. U.S. v. DiNovo, C.A.Ind., 523 F.2d. 197, 201.See Blacks Law Dictionary, 5th ed.





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Constructive trust. means trust created by operation of law against one who by actual or constructivefraud, by duress or by abuse of confidence, or by commission of wrong, or by any form ofunconscionable conduct, or other questionable means, has obtained or holds legal right to property whichhe should not, in equity and good conscience, hold and enjoy. Davis v. Howard, 19 Or. App. 310, 527P.2d. 424. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 5th ed.

Contract. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 322. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201 (11).

Contract rights. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-9-106.

Creditor.means one to whom a debt is owning by another who is the debtor. One who has the right torequire the fulfillment of an obligation or contract. One to whom money is due, and, in ordinaryacceptation, has reference to financial or business transactions. The antonym of debtor.

Currency. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 382.

Debt. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 403. See also Burke vs. Boulder Milling & Elevator Co.,77 Colo. 230, 235 P. 574, 575 and U.S. Sugar Equalization Board vs. P. De Ronde & Co., C.C. A.Del, 7

F.2d 981, 984.Debtor. means JOHN PHILIP DOE. Also the word DEBTOR means and includes without limitation,

each and all of the DEBTORS and their Principles, sureties, and accommodation parties in connection

with the indebtedness.Delegation of Performance. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201 (210)

Delivery. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 428. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201 (14).

Derivative(s).means coming from another; taken from something preceding; secondary. That which hasnot its origin in itself, but owes its existence to something foregoing. Anything obtained or deduced fromanother. See also Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 443.

Document(s) of Title. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 481, Document. See Utah CodeAnnotated, 70A-1-201 (15) and 70A-7-104.

Dummy corporation.means JOHN PHILIP DOE and all derivatives thereof, an artificial person or legalentity created by or under the authority of the laws of a state or nation, composed, in some rare instancesof a single person (such as the Debtor). The corporation is distinct from the individual or individuals who

comprise it. Such entity subsists as a body politic under a special denomination, which is regarded in lawas having a personality and distinct from that of its several members. See Dartmouth College vs.Woodward, (4 Wheat), 518 636, 657, 4 L.Ed. 629: U.S. vs. Trinidad Coal Co., 137 U.S. 160, 11 S.Ct. 57,34 L.Ed. 640; Andrews Bros. Co. vs. Youngstown Coke Co., 86 F.585, 30 C.C.A. 293; Porter vs. RailroadCo., 76 Ill. 573; Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn vs. Smith, 115 Neb. 177, 212 N.W. 39, 44; State vs.Thistle Down Jockey Club, 114 Ohio St. 582, 151 N.E. 709, 711; Congdon vs. Congdon, 160 Minn. 343,200 N.W. 76, 87; Forest City Mfg. Co. vs. International Ladies Garment Workers Union, Local No. 104,233 Mo. App 935, 111 S.W. 2d 934; in re Crown Heights Hospital, 183 Misc. 563, 49 N.Y.S. 2d 658, 660;

Froelich and Kuttner of Manila, P.I. vs. Sutherland, 57 App. D.C. 294, 22 F2d 870, 872. And also, inrare instances where it lists a single person (such as the Debtor) the would be considered a corporationsole, which consists of only that one person only and his successors, in some particular station, who areincorporated by law in order to give them some legal capacities and advantages, particularly that ofperpetuity, which in their natural persons they could not have. (or in the present situation, to give themsome legal capacity or advantage of dealings in the government commercial activities which in their

natural persons they could not have). See Step Comm. 168, 169; First Parish vs. Dunning, 7 Mass. 447;Reid vs. Barry, 93 Fla. 849, 112 So. 846, 859. The court cases also state that a corporation may exist asDomestic and/or Foreign, with reference to the laws and the courts of any given state, a domesticcorporation is one created by, or organized under, the laws of that state; a foreign corporation is onecreated by or under the laws of another state, government, or country. (As in the present situation of aU.S. corporation in Puerto Rico,see (BMF) Business Master File). In re Grand Lodge, 110 Pa. 613, 1 A.582; Fowler vs. Chillingworth, 94 Fla. 1, 113 So. 667, 669; in re Ewles Estate, 105 Utah 507, 143 P.2d903, 905. They also state that, A Corporation de facto is one existing under the color of law and inpursuance of an effort made in good faith to organize a corporation under the statute; an association of





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men claiming to be a legally incorporated company, and exercising the powers and functions of acorporation, but without actual lawful authority to do so. See Foster vs Hare, 26 Tex. Civ. App 177, 62S.W. 541; Cedar Rapids Water Co. vs. Cedar Rapids, 118 Iowa, 234, 91 N.W. 1081; Tulare Irrig Dist. vs.Shepard, 185 U.S. 1, 22 S.Ct. 531, 46 L.Ed. 773; Evans vs. Anderson, 132 Minn. 59, 155 N.W. 1040,1041. The fictitious named (Debtor), a Straw man, or dummy corporation created by the governmentwithout knowledge or intent of the natural person (Secured Party), only exists under the color of law andclaiming only to be legally incorporated for the purpose of commerce, and exercising the powers and

functions of a corporation, without actual lawful authority to do so, but strictly for the benefit of thegovernment and its commerce. The government shows the all-capital letter spelling of the Debtor name,inter alia, when they created the fictitious named corporation, due to the need of a specific name requiredfor each separate legal entitys identification. Therefore, when a corporation is constructed, a name isalways given to it, or supposing to be actually given, will attach to it by implication, and by that namealone it must sue and be sued, and do all legal acts, though a very minute variation therein is not material,and the name is capable of being changed (by competent authority) without affecting the identity orcapacity of the corporation. See Wharton on Corporations. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page501,Dummy.

Duty of Care: Contractual Limitation.See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-7-204.

Entrusting. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-2-403 (2), (3), and (4).

Event of Default. The words Event of Default means and include any Event of Default set forth in theAgreement in the default section.

General intangibles. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 684,and Utah Code Annotated, 70A-9-106.

Goods. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 694,and Utah Code Annotated, 70A-2-105, 70A-9-105 (h), 70A-9-109.

Juristic Person. Site UNITED STATES v. SCOPHONY CORP., 69 F.Supp 666, From earliest times thelaw has enforced rights and exacted liabilities by utilizing a corporate concept - by recognizing, that is,Juristic Persons other than Human Beings. The theories by which the mode of legal operation hasdeveloped, has been justified, qualified, and defined are the subject matter of a very sizable library. Thehistoric roots of a particular society, economic pressures, philosophic notions, all have had their share inthe laws response to the ways of men in carrying on their affairs through what is now the familiar deviceof the Corporation. Attribution of legal rights and duties to a JURISTIC PERSON other than man isnecessarily a metaphorical process. And none the worse for it. No doubt, Metaphors in law are to benarrowly watched. Cardozo J. in Berkey v. Third Avenue R. Co., 244 N.Y. 84, 94. But all instruments ofthought should be narrowly watched lest they be abused and fall in their service to reason. Refers toDEBTOR, DUMMY CORPORATION, ARTIFICIAL PERSON, and STRAW MAN.

Incapacity. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 760,and Utah Code Annotated, 70A-3-305 (2).

Indebtedness.means anything that is due and/or owing, including all principal and interest, together withall other indebtedness and costs and expenses for which Debtor is responsible under the Agreement orunder any of the related documents. In addition, the word Indebtedness includes all other obligations,debts, and liabilities, plus interest thereon, of Debtor to Secured Party, as well as all claims by SecuredParty against Debtor, whether existing now or later; whether they are voluntary or involuntary, due or notdue, direct or indirect, absolute or contingent, liquidated or un-liquidated; whether Debtor may be liableindividually or jointly with others; whether Debtor may be obligated as guarantor, surety,accommodation party, or otherwise; whether recovery upon such indebtedness may be or hereafter maybecome barred by any statute or limitations; and, whether such indebtedness may be or hereafter maybecome otherwise unenforceable.

Indemnities. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-5-113.

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forbearance on the part of one of the parties or of some third person. See Natl Bank of Tifton vs. Smith,142 Ga. 663, 83 S.E. 526, 528, L.R.A. 1915B, 116. See also Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 769,Indemnity.

Instrument(s). See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 801, Instrument. See also Utah CodeAnnotated, 70A-3-102 and 70A-9-105.

Item(s).mean(s)part or parts of a whole. See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-4-104 (i).

Land. means the land, specifically or by reference as the legal description used in any county platrecording and also known as or by its post office mailing address.

Legal Entity.means Legal existence. An entity, other than a natural person or live flesh and blood man,who has sufficient existence in legal contemplation that it can function legally, be sued or sue and makedecisions through agents as in the case of corporations. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed.

Legalis Homo. is Lat. And means A lawful; a man; a person who stands rectus in curia; a person notoutlawed, excommunicated, or infamous. It occurs in the phase, probi it legales homines (good andlawful men, competent jurors), and legality designates the condition of such a man. See Blacks Law

Dictionary, 6th ed.

Liability(ies).mean(s) every kind of legal obligation, responsibility, or duty. Also the state of being boundor obliged in law or justice to do, pay, or make good something. See Mayfield vs. First Natl Bank ofChattanooga, Tenn., C.C.A. Tenn., 137 F.2d 1013, 1019; Feil vs. City of Coer d Alene, 23 Idaho 32, 129

P. 643, 649, 43 L.R.A. N.S. 1095; Breslaw vs. Rightmire, 196 N.Y.S. 539, 541, 119 Misc. 833. See alsoBlacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 914.

Money. means the medium of exchange authorized or adopted by a government as part of its currency. Seealso Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201(24).

Natural Child. nounmeans every Child by natural relation or procreation. Child by birth, asdistinguished from a child by adoption. Illegitimate children who have been acknowledged by the father.See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed.

Natural Person(s)mean(s) a live flesh and blood human being(s) of substance of which rights and dutiesare attributes, as distinguished from an artificial person created by law and/or government. See Bouviers

Law Dictionary, 8th ed., 1914, reprinted 1984, volume III page 2575. Refers to the Secured Party namedherein.

Negotiable.means capable of being transferred by endorsement or delivery so as to pass to holder the rightto sue in his own name and take free of equities against assignor payee. Fischbach & Moore vs.

Philadelphia Nat. Bank, 134 Pa. Super. 84, 3 A.2d 1011, 1012. See also Blacks Law Dictionary, 4th ed.Non negotiable.means not negotiable; not capable of passing title or property by endorsement or delivery.

Any document of title that is not a negotiable document. An instrument, which may not be transferred byendorsement and delivery or by delivery alone, though it may be assigned. The transferee does notbecome a holder unless it is negotiated. Compare Negotiable. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page1055,Non-negotiable andnegotiable page 1035. See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-7-501 and 70A-7-502.

Non obstante. means a phrase used in the herein Security Agreement to preclude any interpretationcontrary to the stated object or purpose. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1055.

Notice. means warning or intimation of something. See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201(25) (a),(26), and (27).

Nunc pro tunc. meansretroactive to or from the beginning, then as now. SeeBlacks Law Dictionary, 6th.ed.

On demand. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1088,and Utah Code Annotated, 70A-3-108.

Party.means a person concerned or having or taking part in any affair, matter, transaction, or proceeding,considered individually. See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201(29).

Person (s). See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1142,Person,and Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201 (30).

Pledge. means a bailment, pawn, or deposit of personal property to a creditor as security for some debt orengagement. Personal property transferred to pledgee as security for pledgors payment if debt or other





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obligations. Jacobs v. Great Pacific Century Corp., 204 N.J. Super. 605, 499 A2d. 1023, 1025. A pledge,considered as a transaction, is a bailment or delivery of goods or property by way of a security for debt orengagement, or as security for the performance of an act. Another definition is that a pledge is a securityinterest in a chattel or in an intangible represented by an indispensable instrument (such as formal,written evidence of an interest in an intangible so representing the intangible that the enjoyment, transfer,or enforcement of the intangible depends upon possession of the instrument), the interest being createdby a bailment for the purpose of securing the payment of a debt or the performance of some other duty. A

pledge is a promise or agreement by which one binds himself to do or forbear something. A lien createdby delivery of personal property by owner to another, upon express or implied agreement that it shall beretained as security for existing or future debt. Arco Petroleum Products, Co., a Div. Of Atlantic RichfieldCo. v. R & D Automotive Inc., 74Ill. Dec 197, 200, 118, Ill.App.3d 634, 455 N.E 2d 227, 230. See

Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed. Much of the law of pledges has been replaced by the provisions forsecured transactions in Article 9 of the U.C.C. See also Bailment; Collateral; Hypothecate; Pawn;Secured Transaction; Security. Compare Assignment. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed.

Proceeds. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1204,and Utah Code Annotated, 70A-9-306 (1).

Property.means, in the strict legal sense, an aggregate of rights, which are guaranteed and protected by thegovernment, and in the ordinary sense, indicates the thing itself, rather than the rights attached to it. See62 Misc. Rep. 189, 116 N.Y. Supp 1000.

Real Man. meansa real live flesh and blood man; refers to the Secured Party named herein and any and allderivatives thereof; There, every man is independent of all laws except those prescribed by nature. He isnot bound by any institutions formed by his fellowmen without his consent. CRUDEN V. NEALE, 2N.C. 338 (1796),2 S.E. 70.

Register. verb - meansto record formally and exactly; to enroll; to enter precisely in a list or the like. LosAngeles County v. Craig, 38 Cal.App.2d 58, 100, P.2d 818, 820. To make correspond exactly one withanother; to fit correctly in a relative position; to be in correct alignment one with another. Cover v.Schwartz, Cust.& Pat.App., 28 C.C.P.A. 831,116, F.2d 512, 515. See also Record. See Blacks Law

Dictionary, 6th ed.

Register. noun - means an officer authorized by law to keep a record called a register or registry. Abook of public facts such as births, deaths and marriages (also called a registry), or public official whokeeps such book. Other examples of public record books are the register of patents (a list of all patentsgranted) and the register of ships (kept by customs). Other examples of public record keeping officialsare the register of copyrights, register of deeds, (land records) and the register of wills (clerk of probatecourt). They are often called Recorder or Registrar. See also Federal Register. See Blacks Law

Dictionary, 6th ed.Registered form. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-8-102.

Related documents.means and include without limitation, all promissory notes, credit agreements, loanagreements, guaranties, security agreements, mortgages, deeds of trust, and all other instruments,agreements, and documents, whether now or hereafter existing, executed in connection with theindebtedness.

Remedy for Breach of Collateral. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-2-701.

Remedy of Indemnity. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-5-115.

Representative. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1302,and Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201(35) (Secured Party).

Right to Reimbursement. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-5-114.

Rights Acquired to Indemnity. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-7-504 (4).

Secondary party.See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1352,Secondary parties. See also Utah CodeAnnotated, 70A-3-102.

Secured Party.means John-Realman: Doe. Also considered Creditor.





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Securities. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1354, See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-8-102, 70A-8-105.

Security interest. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1357, See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201(37).

Seller. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1360, See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-3-201.

Signature. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-3-401 (considered signature).

Signed. See Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201 (39) (considered signature).

Straw man.means JOHN PHILIP DOE, and all derivatives thereof. A front; a third party who is put upin name only to take part in a transaction. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1421, andStramineus homo, page 1421, see also Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 502,Dummy corporation.And; 1. A fictitious person, esp. one that is weak or flawed. 2. A tenuous and exaggeratedcounterargument that an advocate puts forward for the sole purpose of disproving it. --- Also termed

straw-man argument. 3. A third party used in some in some transactions as a temporary transferee toallow the principal parties to accomplish something that is otherwise impermissible. 4. A person hired to

post a worthless bail bond for the release of an accused. See Blackss Law Dictionary, 7th

edition, page1152. A transmitting utility from the private to the public in commerce.Surety. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1441, See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-201 (40)

(considered charge back).

Surreptitious. means stealthy or fraudulently done, taken away, or introduced. See Blacks LawDictionary, 6th ed.

Transferable. is a term used in a quasi legal sense, to indicate that the character of assign ability ornegotiability attaches to the particular instrument, or that it may pass from hand to hand, carrying allrights of the original holder. The words not transferable are sometimes printed upon a ticket, receipt, orbill of lading, to show that the same will not be good in the hands of any party other than the one towhom first issued. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1497.

Value. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1551; See also Utah Code Annotated, 70A-1-204 (44)

and 70A-3-303.

Vested rights. See Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th ed., page 1564.

Secured Party Accepts all signature for Value and Consideration in return in accord with

UCC 3-419.

The herein Security Agreement is NOT dischargeable in bankruptcy court, is exempt from thirdparty levy and is the property of the holder in due course.

Debtors Signature in accord with Utah Code Annotated, 70A-3-401.Agents Signature in accord with Utah Code Annotated, 70A-3-402.

DEBTOR Signature : JOHN PHILIP DOEDated: May XX, 2006

By: __________________________________________________________John-Philip: Doe (agent), authorized representative UCC 1-308





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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

On the ______ day of ____________, 2006, before me, the undersigned personally appeared: JOHNPHILIP DOE, known by me, (or satisfactorily proven) as being, the party whos name is subscribed on thewithin instrument, and acknowledged that he executed the same for the purpose therein contained.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I HERE UNTO SET MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL.

Notary signature__________________________

Notary Print_____________________________

Date:__________

NOTARY PUBLIC FOR FLORIDA Living in Broward County.

Secured Party Signature:John-Philip: DoeDated: May 20, 2006

by: ____________________________________________John-Philip: Doe, authorized representative UCC 1-308

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

On the _______ day of ___________, 2006, before me, the undersigned personally appeared: John-Philip:Doe, Known by me, (or satisfactorily proven) as being, the party whos name is subscribed on the withininstrument, and acknowledged that he executed the same for the purpose therein contained.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I HERE UNTO SET MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL.

Notary signature__________________________

Notary Print_____________________________

Date:__________ SEAL:

NOTARY PUBLIC FOR FLORIDA Living in Broward County.

Prothonotary StatementFlorida country /state, de jure )

) affirmed attested under the Laws of GodBroward county, de jure )

On May 20, 2006, in the year of our Lord, twothousand six (2006), before me, a Prothonotary, of necessity, on and for thePeople of said county/state, the above appeared before me, and are known





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or have been identified for me as being the people appearing before me,and are known or have been identified for me as the peoplewhose names are subscribed on the Document, andwitnessed by me that they executed the same.

In Witness Whereof, I as Prothonotary,

in fact,

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