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given notice by this suit in Iaw being in the )nature of a petition shall be the: President of )the United States of America; the UnitedNations; the Franciscan Order; Right )Honorable Dominic Charles Robeds Grieve, QC )MP (AG) on behalf of the Queen of England )(Great Britain); the United States Depadment of )State, Pentagon, Homeland Security, the Post )Master General of the United States of America,and the Supreme Coud of the United States.

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2 This prayer in the nature of a petition for an Immediate Federal Protective Order (18 USC 226519 Immediate3 Em ergency Stay and Declaratory Iudgm ents are based on Natural Lam the Comm on Law, International4 Treaty Law and Case Law having already been well established; as well as forever being establiàhed in the5 Laws of Nature and the Order of Law. The Great Spirit (divine creator) made the absolute un-appealable6 decree that the people referred today as the Cherokee shall have dom inion and freehold of the original soil7 (land) known in the public as Cherokee Country and/or Cherokee Territory. The Cherokee nation oflndians8 and the Cherokee Country government will hold a1l United Smtes Judges, bar Members, Court Clerks et...Al..,9 to the standards and parity of the suitorls) as would be demanded of a Sergeant at Law. We the Tsalagi or10 Aniyvwiya (Cherokee) ba-men (ba-women) as the ''principle people on high'' are appearing in this world, yet11 are not of this world by the Laws of Necessity to prevent any breach of the peace, International Treaty12 Violations, Com mercial Torts and Constitutional Crisis.

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14 The Cherokee nation of lndians and Cherokee Country government do hereby assure, indemnify, underwrite15 and bond the Honorable federal Judges to act as friends and allies in the 1aw on behalf of the named suitor16 and all the members/citizens for Cherokee natios of lndians and Cherokee Country, within the venue and17 jurisdiction of this original federal district court, being under International Treaty as perpetual friends and18 allies in relation to the suitorts), to heal the law and bring the king's peace back to the land. This bond shall be19 active as long as the fore noted United States Judges and Clerks act according to the International Treaty20 Laws, the original living comm on 1aw and the Laws of Nature.2122 We the living Aniyvwiya members/citizens for the Cherokee nation of lndians and Cherokee Country do23 hereby bond this suit with a lawful bond of one-half troy ounce of silver specie having been placed in the care24 of the clerk of the federal district court for the W estern district of Virginia, having been registered by this25 Registered Mailing in care of the Universal Postal Union (U.P.U) and the United States Post Office and the Post26 Master General of the United States of America identified as RR 734 569 339 US.2728 PARTIES2930 Suitorts): Regan Dwayne Reedy and his clan/family under natural coverture (hereafter ''suitor'l the31 Cherokee nation of lndians and the Cherokee Country government being the original Tsalagi ( ! L1 L1) or32 Aniyvwiya (uu 71 L1 L) L$ U), which means ''principal people on high'', also referred to by the lroquois as the33 Oyata'ge'rono; (inhabitants of the cave country) people (not in the nature of plebians).3435 Respondenu : Virginia comm onwealth etal., Montgomery county etal., Pulaski county etal., Christiansburg36 town etal. countytsl etal., statetsletalw commonwealthts) etalo citytsl etal. and towntsl etal.; shall include37 every man, woman, physical person, office, judge, officers etal. for each and every commonwealth, state,38 county, city or town; and3940 This suit shall be binding whether they are acting by way of living beings or physical persons or persons in41 de-jure or de-facto offices, charters or trust agreements. (examples: COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY,42 COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY etc...1. The Respondents named may be either

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1 trusts, estates or corporations and have no source of m enm l, physical or spiritual performing any acts,2 however there are living physical persons (men/women) that act as for these trust/estates/corporations and3 therefore they shall be held liable for their actions on behalf of the nam ed Respondents. The actions of the4 physical persons shall obligate the trust/estate/corporate Respondents by their actions or lack of actions to5 bring truth and justice to this court67 Real Parties of Interest:8 Suitorls): regan dwayne reedy, a Ba-man, his family/clan and all the living Ba-men and Ba-women being the9 original free-hold landlords of the soil (land) of the Tsalagi and/or Aniyvwiya (hereafter Aniyvwiya), known10 in the public as the Cherokee and collectively Cherokee nation of Indians, Cherokee Country, Native11 Am ericans, American Indians, lndians etc...12

13 Friends and Allies: The Queen of England (Great Britain), Queen Elizabeth II; the Franciscan Order (Ho1y14 Roman Empire, Jesuits-l.lts., White Pope, Black Pope, Gray Pope, Brown Pope, Capuchins, Holy See, See of15 Heliopolis, Supreme Magisterium-Rector-Lawyer, Arte de Guidici e Not-ai known as the Guild of Judges and16 Notarie); President of the United States of America (as in 1791J; Pentagon (War Departmentl, United States17 of America; State Department of the United Smtes rstate Departmentl and the United States.1819 VENUE AND JURISDIG ION20

21 This federal district court of the United States shall have the proper parity and venue (as it sits upon the

22 soil of Cherokee Country and Cherokee Territory) and jurisdiction as per Article lIl of the original de-jure

23 Constitution of the united States of America to enforce and honor the International Treatyts) of the

24 ''Cherrokee in America'' of the Treaty of 1730 with Great Britain and the Crown of England (King George

25 11)9 and the ''Cherokee nation of Indians'' as per the Holston Treaty of 1791 with the President of the

26 United States of America. The court shall have parity with the suitors and respondents, therefore any

27 other federal court other than that which has standing in the same parity, venue and jurisdiction with

28 the suitors and respondents shall have no grant of venue or jurisdiction (example: UNITED STATES

29 DISTRICT COURT, U.S. DISTRICT COURT, United States District Court etc...J.

3031 Notice of Sunreme Claim: The original clans, tribes, nation and government of the Aniyvwiya by the

32 supreme 1aw of Natural Order and Natural Law shall always have original venue and jurisdiction in concerns33 to the original people as the Aniyvwiya. No court created by man or physical persons or a presum ptive

34 creation of an anificial entity can over rule the absolute declaratory judgment of the Divine Creator, the Great

35 Spirit, for this ultimate supreme authority decreed the Aniyvwiya shall have freehold dominion over/on/of36 the soil and lands known past and present in the public as Cherokee country and/or Cherokee Territory, Nor37 can any presumed authority that created an un-natural rule of 'fdiscovery and conquest'' have original venue

38 or jurisdiction for they never had the freewill consent of the Aniyvwiya (a detailed acts of the Holy Roman39 Em pire and the Crown of England-spain-France shall not be brought forth at this time, unless the matter is

40 forced upon the suitortsl). So shall it be known to all, the Aniyvwiya Grand Fire Council, presented in the41 public by the Advocates of Law Council shall always have the original and superior rule of law, venue and

42 jurisdiction concerning the Cherokee within Cherokee Country as it is known in the public.

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2 OPENING TESTIM ONY AND NOTICE TO THIS EOURT3

4 1. The suitorts) shall be present in this court with clean hands and forgiving hearts under duress in a

5 form unnatural and foreign to the suitorls) to keep the peace on earth. The suitorls) in no way

6 imaginable waive any claimts) of standing; in tbe Natural Law, to the original Aniyvwiya Law Form, as

7 being self-governing as members/citizens for a foreign nation/country Cherokee nation of lndians and/or

8 Cherokee Country. However the fact remains, that the physical persons acting as for the Respondents

9 are ignorant of International Treaty Law, Common Law and the fact the citizens of the United States and

10 the States are foreign visitors on the soil of the original tribes and nations and therefore will not give any

11 credit to a Cour't Order from any entity except those they recognize. Therefore the suitorlsl are forced

12 by the Laws of Necessity and Laws of Reason to bring forth a suit in this the original federal district court

13 of the United States under lnternational Treaty Law.

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:5 2. There may also be a parallel lawsuit charged to tbe Aniyvwiya Grand Fire Council in concerns to

16 these same causes and claims. So shall it be known to all, it is not the wish, will or consent to come to

17 war against the states, countytsl etc, however the acts of oppression, enslavement and genocide of the

18 Aniyvwiya original people (people in the common understanding and not as plebians) of this soil and

1.9 these Iands have gone unwarranted far too Iong and the time has come to set the record straight in

20 accordance to the supreme !aw of the soil (land) and the natural laws common to aIl men, so we may

21 come to an everlasting peace.

2223 3. This federal district court of the United States, being under lnternational Treaty Law as being a

24 perpetual friend and ally of the Cherokee nation of Indians and all its members/citizens, shall act as a

25 custodial trustee for the evidence, truthful testimony, bondfsl, facts and the court record in

26 administering justice as the truth bonding the law demands. Any act of the physical persons acting as for

27 this court that is contrary to the truth as being the bond for aII Iaw and the ''Two Row W ampum Belt''

28 Treaty shall be treated as a conspiracy to bring fraud and racketeering upon this court and contempt of

29 the Iaw. This federal district court of the United States shall understand it has no authority to make a

30 political decision in reference to the suitor, the Cherokee nation of lndians or the Cherokee Countw

31 government.

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33 4. Tbe suitor, tbe Cherokee nation of Indians or the Cherokee Country government shall not be

34 demurred into a Iaw or Iegal form not consistent with the Iiving original common Iaw as it was

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1 enforceable in the year 1791 under the Holston Treaty of 1791 and per the original Constitution of the

2 united States of America. Any attem pt of a demurrer shall be a self-confession by aII physical persons

3 acting as for the Respondents and aII ofices and departments thereof as having no authority or standing

4 to oppress the suitortsl past, present or in the future, the members/citizens for Cherokee nation o.r

5 lndians or Cherokee Country in any manner imaginable and a Declaratory Judgment from this court shall

6 decree the same.

7 M EM ORANDUM OFUNDERSTANDING

8 1. Regan Dwayne Reedy (suitorsl and the Tribal members (citizensl of Cherokee Nation of

9 Indians known by the (Peace and Friendship Treaty) Holston Treaty of 1791 with the

10 President of the United States of Am erica and the Treaty of 1730 with the Crown of England

11 and Great Britain by the hand and seal of King George lI: are not under the Statutes, Codes

12 and Regulation of the COMMONW EALTH 0F VIRGINIA, COUNTY 0F MONTGOM ERY,

13 COUNTY 0F PULASKI, TOW N 0F CHRISTIANSBURG, COMMONW EALTH 0F ET...AL...,

14 STATE OF ET...AL..., COUNTY 0F ET...AL..., CITY 0F ET...AL... .

15 2. The COMMONW EALTHS, STATES, COUNTIES, Municipalities or Judiciary by or through

16 their officers: Courts, Judges, Administrative Agencies, Law Enforcement Officers, et al. have

17 no delegated authority under the Constitution of The United States of Am erica or THEIR

1: STATE or COMMONW EALTH Constitutions and most assured under THEIR COUNTY, TOW N

19 or CITY Codes to trespass onto an International Treaty concerning the original tribal people

20 being the natural free-holding landlords as decreed by the Great Spirit (Divine Creatorl, nor

21 to make Political determinations concerning the status or standing of the Cherokee Nation of

22 lndians or Cherokee Countrypovernment.

23 3. The Cherokee nation oflndians and/or the Cherokee Country government are not a trust,

24 nor estates under the collective trusts or estates of the COMMONW EALTHS, STATES,

25 COUNTIES, CITIES or TOW NS, therefore by the covenant of the great estatets) in accordance

26 of the sacred Trust Law, the persons or offices acting as the COMMONW EALTHS, STATES,

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1 COUNTIES, CITIES or TOW NS shall never have proper venqe, jurisdiction, nor authority to

2 administer the trustts) or estatetsl of the Cherokee nation of lndians.

3 4. Regan Dwayne Reedy, being a government official for the Cherokee Country government

4 has International Immunity from any oppression from any person or office acting as for any

5 COMMONW EALTH, STATE, COUNTY, CITY or TOW N and m ost especially under the

6 corporate charters and trust agreem ents of the fore noticed.

7 The members/citizens of Cherokee nation of lndians by International Treaty Law are

8 perpetual friends and allies with the tlnited States of America and the United States, thereby

9 not under the Lieber Code, nor are they enemies of the States or the United States.

10 18 U.S.C. 2265. Full Faith and Credit Given to Protection Orders, (a).(b):

11 6. (a) Full Faith and Credit-- Any protection order issued that is consistent with subsection (b) of this section by the12 court of one State, lndian tribe, or territory (the issuing State, lndian tribe, or territory) shall be accorded full faith13 and credit by the court of another State, Indian tribe, or territory (the enforcing State, Indian tribe, or territory) and14 enforced by the court and Iaw enforcement personnel of the other State, Indian trlbal government or Territory .2!1u as15 if it were the order of the enforcing State or tribe.

16 7. ll-eft Blank-Not Applicablel17 8. (b) Protection Order.- A protection order issued by a State, tribal, or territorial court is consistent with this18 subsection if-19 9. (1) such court has jurisdiction over the parties and matter under the Iaw of such State, Indian tribe, or territory', and20 1 0. (2) reasonable notice and opportunity to be heard is given to the person against whom the order is sought21 sufficient to protect that person's right to due process. In the case of ex parte orders, notice qnd opportunity to be22 hèard must be provided within the time requireà by State, tribal, or terrjtorial law, and in any event wjthin a23 reasonable time after the order is issued, sufficient to protect the respondent's due process rights.24 IEmphasis addedl25

26 STATEM ENT OF THE ISSUES

27 1. The Cherokee nation oflndians and the government for the said Tribe being Cherokee Country is

28 in fact a self-governing nation fcountry). So shall it be known the Cherokee Nation of lndians are not29 the EASTERN BAND 0F CHEROKEE (of NORTH CAROLINA), nor the CHEROKEE NATION 0F

30 OKLAHOMA, nor the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians (UKB) which are aIl under the31 corporate direction of the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, and Title 25 U.S.C.. The Cherokee nation of32 Indians pre-date the existence of al1 the COMMONW EALTH OF ETA L., STATE 0F ETAL., COUNTY

33 OF ETAL., CITY OF ET.AL. and TOW N 0F ET.AL., as well as the U.S. Bureau of lndian Affairs.

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2 2. The physical persons acting as for the County of Montgomery/ MONTGOMERY COUNTY/

3 COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY and the Town of Christiansburg/ToW N 0F CHRISTIANSBURG

4 has classified Regan Dwayne Reedy (hereafter Regan Dwayne Reedy, Susan Annette Reedy,

5 Meagan Elaine Reedy and Candice Noel Reedy individually or collectively as the ''suitor''l as

6 a violent threat to the residents and people thereof For the simple fact the suitor does not

7 fit into the average artificial resident/citizen they are accustom to dealing with in their

8 everyday corporate world; and the fact that the suitor owns (and has chattel deeds signed

9 and sealed by a probate judge) a few guns, such as pistols, rifles and shotguns, however the

10 suitor does not own nor in possession of any firearm (as described in Title 26 U.S.C. Subtitle

11 E, Chapter 53, Subchapter Part 1, 5845: Definitions). lt shall be known to all, that the suitor

12 possesses no guns to harm anyone other than a rapist, murderer or someone that wishes to

13 do physical harm to him self or his family and the occasional clay target at the sporting clay

14 range. Any and all actions from persons acting as for any COUNTY, CITY, STATE, TOW N or

15 COMMONW EALTH shall be handled at the point of an ink pen.

16 3. The CITY 0F ROANOKE and the TOWN 0F CHRISTIANSURG has issued 2 Summons (one

17 from eachl concerning navigating on the soil of the Cherokee Territory, that has been over

18 laid with the Com monwea1th of Virginia, the County of Montgomery, the Town of

19 Christiansburg, the City of Roanoke etc..., while Regan Dwayne Reedy has been navigating

20 with Cherokee nation of Indians and/or Cherokee Country government issued motor

21 conveyance plates. (Note: the second Summons from the TOWN OF CHRISTIANSBURG was

22 charged in the nam e of Regan D Reedy, in which 1, Regan Dwayne Reedy was over 55 miles

23 away and not even in the truck bearing tribal plates. This was the second issued foreign

24 . Summons concerning Regan Dwayne Reedy against the tribal issued plates, navigational

25 permit (Drivers License) and Motor Conveyance (Vehicle) Registrationl in two days.

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1 4. Regan Dwayne Reedy flies on comm ercial airplanes, rents cars, hotel rooms etc... with his

2 tribal identification with no issues from Homeland Security, TSA etc..., however the officers

3 for the CITY OF ROANOKE, COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY, COMMONW EALTH OF VIRGINIA,

4 ETC... claim to have the authority to m ake a political decision on behalf of one of the very

5 few true sovereign tribal nations left on planet earth being the Cherokee nation oflndians,

6 which are federally acknowledged tribal nations, and not Federally Recognized, which

7 are the tribes that have signed away their right of claim to a Treaty by accepting benefits

: from the UNITED STATES corporation, such as Casinos, Trust Funds etc...

9 5. The Supreme Court of the United States have been very consistent in the fact the tribal

10 nations are a federal matler and not a state or local m atter and to be treated as foreign

11 nations AND m ost especially a tribe that is not under the Bureau of lndian Affairs. Being a

12 Federally recognized tribal nation is a sub-corporation of the U.S..

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14 STATEMENT OF THE FACTS

15 1. The members (estatesl of the Cherokee nation oflndiaas and the citizens of Cherokee

16 Country are not ''Enemies of the State'', nor are they under the Lieber Code (The Lieber

17 Code of Aprjl 24, 1863, also known as lnstructions for the Governm ent of Armies of the

18 United States in the Field, General Order N: 100,(1) or Lieber Instructions, was an

19 instruction signed by PresidentAbraham Lincoln to the Union Forces of the United States

20 during the Am erican Civil W ar that dictated how soldiers should conduct them selves in

21 wartime) in relation to the military enforcement of the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA or the

22 UNITED STATES.

23 2. Chief Robert Swift Arrow Daniel ROSE is acknowledged, in the nature of recognized, as

24 being the Chief of the Cherokee nation oflndians and Cherokee Country by many other

25 federally acknowledged and recognized lndian Tribes; and the IOED for the United Nations;

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1 and the King of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi for the Hawaiian Kingdom; the State

2 Department of the United States and the Pentagon via a four star General.

3 3, A treaty with Great Britain and the King (Crown) of England; and the United States of

4 Am erica is also a Treaty with the sovereign that com missions the for noticed entities, this

5 being the Franciscan Order (Jesuits, Capuchins, Popets), Supreme Magisterium-Rector-

6 Lawyer (Gerald O'Collins), 12 Guilds, Crown of England, the Vatican etc...

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8 DISCUSSION 1

9 The Constitution of the United States- of A-m erica and Treaty Law

10 The notions of ''fair play and substantial justice'' as well as 'fgood faith'' in any relation require

11 plaintiffs to perform the duties agreed upon in the state Constitutional agreements per

12 lnternational Treaty Law.

13 4. W ithout a foundational agreement setting aside the Treaties with Great Britain and the United

14 States of Am erica, to wit:

15 Treaty of alliance and commerce between Great Britain and the nation of Cherokees in America, Sept.16 20, 173%

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18 W Treaty ofpeace and Friendship, Made and concluded between the President of the United19 States ofAmerica, on the part and Behalf of the said States, and the underslkqned Chiefs and20 Warriors of the Cherokee Nation oflndians, on the part and Behalfofthe said Nation,luly 2,21 1Z91,'2223 The physical persons acting as for the Respondents individually and collectively, have

24 shown no lawful authority for aforem entioned actions perpetrated upon suitors and have

25 therefore waived governmental protections of the United States as a result of their ultra vires

26 m ilitary actions as per Article VII of the Treaty of 1791.

27 5. The United States Constitution states in Article Vl, Cl 2 and 3 in part: ''All Debts contracted

28 and Engagem ents entered into, before the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be as

29 valid agains't the United States under this Constitution, as under the Confederation.

30 ''This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof;

31 and all Treaties m ade, or w hich shall be m ade, under the Authority of the United States,

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1 Shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any

2 Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding.''

3 6. The United States Constitution states in Article 1 section 10, t/no state . . . shall pass any law

4 impairing the obligation of contract''

5 7. The f'Two Row W ampum Belt'' Treaty is still remains the suprem e law of the land here in all

6 the lands known presently as Am erica.

7 8. An original W rit and testim ony of in the nature of an affldavit shall be done verbally in

8 court.

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10 CLAIM S AND RELIEF SOUGHT

11 1. Claim One of the suitors is the Respondents have no authority to enforce any of their

12 Statutes, Codes, Bylaws or Regulations against the suitor, nor any member/citjzen of

13 Cherokee nation of lndians or Cherokee Country. There is more than sufficient evidence

14 warrant an lmm ediate Stay Order from this federal district court of the United States

15 discharging any present actions and to prevent any future actions of attem pting to enforce

16 the Statutes, Codes, Bylaws or Regulations of the States, Counties, Cities and Tow ns against

17 the suitorts) and all enjoining members/citizens of Cherokee nation oflndians and

18 Cherokee Country.

19 2. Claim Two of the suitors is the Respondents had no authority to initiate any oppressive

20 actions, arrest, charges, impounding, im prisonment, legal actions etc... against the suitors

21 or any member/citizen of the Cherokee nation of Indians and Cherokee Country and all

22 actions shall be removed to this federal district court of the United States or all shall be

23 dismissed and expunged. There is more than sufficient evidence of federal questions to be

24 answered to warrant any and all Removals from a State Court to this fe4eral district court

25 of the United States in relation to any actions against the suitorlsl or any and a1l

26 members/citizens for Cherokee nation of lndians and/or Cherokee Country.

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1 3. There is more than sufficient evidence for an Im mediate Federal Protective Order under

2 (Title 18 U.S.C. 2265) AND an Immediate in regards to suitorts) and all the

3 members/citizens for the Cherokee nation oflndians and Cherokee Country navigating

4 (traveling-driving) with the Cherokee nation oflndians and Cherokee Country issued

5 Permits, License, Identification and License Plates.

6 Respondents Relief

7 4. The Respondents shall have 30 days from the charging of this lawsuit onto this the federal

8 district court of the United States to bring forth their claim as to why the Immediate Stay

9 Order, the Federal Protective Order and Declaratory Judgments shall not stand as perpetual

10 rulings of this court.

11 5. Sim ply operate within the lim its of their chartered and commissioned authority.

12 6. Sim ply comply with the Law of the Land, being the ''Two Row W ampum Belt'' and keepJ

13 their vessels from oppressing and trespassing onto the canoes of the Cherokee nation of

14 Indians and Cherokee Country.

15

16 Attached Exhibits

17 1. Certified Copy from the Library of Congress ''Public Statutes at Large of the United States of

18 America, Vol. VIl, pages 39-44'' being t'A Treaty of Peace and Friendship'' also known as the of

19 the Holston Treaty of 1791.

20 2. Copy of the Citizen/National Pledge and Government appointment of Regan Dwayne Reedy as a

21 governm ent official for the Cherokee nation of lndians and the Cherokee Country government

22 based in Cherokee Countly publically known as Sevierville, Tennessee.

23 3. Certified Copy from the Library of Congress of the Suprem e Court Case OKLAHOMA TAX

24 COMMISSION V. SAC AND F0X NATION.

25 4. Copyts) of the Identiscation Permits/cards for Regan Dwayne Reedy.

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: 5. Copy of Registrations of Motor Conveyances, identified as vehicles for a clearer translation with

2 the public at large.

3 6. Future Exhibits shall be served to assist the Court.

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5 DISCLAIMER and RESERVATION OF ORIGINAL CLAIM OF RIGHTS

6 1. The members for the Cherokee nation oflndians and the citizens of Cherokee Country make no

7 claim of defense or offense for them selves in the statutory codes of the UNITED STATES, not within

8 the United States Statutes at Large, however dem and they be applied as intended against all IJ.S.

9 CITIZENS, UNITED STATES CITIZENS, whether they be residents of any STATE or

10 COMMONW EALTH as well as being a CITIZEN of the UNITED STATES.

11 2. The treaty titled name 'fcherokee nation oflvdians'' shall be known as being a public transmitting

12 creation that shall imply the claim and rights of the original Tsalagi and/or Aniyunwiya

13 tribe/nation/country, as the original freehold landlords as decreed by the Great Spirit (the divine

14 creatorl for the soil (lands) for the original soil (landl boundaries referred to as the Cherokee

15 Territory and Cherokee Country as accepted and known by the Crow n of England and Great Britain

16 upon the signing of the Treaty of 1730.

17 3. The m embers for the Cherokee nation of Indians and the citizens of Cherokee Country reserve

18 the original claim of right to adjudicate this matter in the Aniyvwiya Grand Fire Council (Cherokee

19 Country Supreme Court having been established in 1822) and/or the International Court of Justice

20 of Turtle lsland as a foreign judgment and/or the court of the King's (Queen'sl Bench and/or

21 Chancery Court and/or the court of Westminster Hall.

22 4, The Cherokee nation oflndians and Cherokee Country resel-ve the claim of right to bring forth a

23 Counter Suit in this original federal district court in regards to torts already committed and to

24 prevent any further torts against the members of Cherokee nation oflndians and the citizens of

25 Cherokee Country.

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: 4. The suitorts) are foreign to the procedures of this court and are in hopes the honorable physical

2 persons that have been commissioned as Clerlçs, Bailiffs and Judges will over look any mistakes in

3 procedures accustomed to this court. The suitorts) reserve the claim to correct and a11 mistakes, to

4 add evidence and testim ony as needed and to subtract any testimony or statem ent that may not be

5 accurate or harm anyone.

6 NOTICE

7 NOTICE T0 THE PERSONISJ IS NOTICE T0 THE AGENTISJ AND PRINCIPALISJ.

8 NOTICE T0 THE AGENTIS) IS NOTICE T0 THE PERSONIO AND PRINCIPALIS),

9 NOTICE T0 THE PRINCIPALISJ IS NOTICE T0 THE AGENTIS) AND PERSONISJ.

10 RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED this 10th day of May, 2012.11121314 Regan n eedyls dvocates of Council:.6 Cherokee Country governm ent17 Governm ent Identification# 0022007521g19 Office of General Executor for the Cherokee nation of Indians202122 W itnesses: As having three witnesses so shall it be known to all.

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