Integrity Commission Chairman and Fiduciary Resignation and Appointment + Sharon Ann Peart Johnson
Integrity Commission Chairman and Fiduciary Resignation and Appointment + Sharon Ann Peart Johnson
This letter serves as notification and affirmation that Chief Justice Sharon Ann Peart Johnson accepts
the appointment and titles of Chairman and Fiduciary Officer for Integrity Commission, Incorporated
("INTEGRITY COMMISSION") in accordance with United States law, the Constitution for the United
States 1789 and 1791, the Bankruptcy Act of 1933, the Emergency Banking Act of 1933, House
Resolution 192 of 1933, U.S. Department of Justice Tax non obligated Public Law AA222141 for all
commerce, Supreme Court rulings and opinions, and all other applicable federal and state laws. It is the
fiduciary's responsibility to take control of (marshal) all assets comprising an estate or trust, especially
when a fiduciary assumes office at the grantor's or testator's death. The prerequisite to immediate access
of certain accounts is the fiduciary providing a court affidavit of authorization and producing a death
certificate. Additionally, any person to whom the office of fiduciary of any state is so transferred shall,
for all the purposes of this action, become and are deemed to be the trustee for the state, and the person
from whom the office was transferred shall be deemed to have resigned that office. The bearer of this
letter is entitled to 100% immediate reimbursement or discharge of all commercial obligations and
transactions with national identification bearing the United States Department of State tax non obligated
public law number AA222141 as stated by the original indigenous Moorish American state. All financial
instruments presented by the original indigenous American people that are properly autographed with two
signatures, one signature from the OFFICE OF THE TREASURY (Janet Yellen), the other autograph
from the bearer of this letter, shall be honored in accordance with the stated laws and the power and
authority vested in the OFFICE OF THE INTEGRITY COMMISSION CHAIRMAN. All authorities,
duties, responsibilities, and benefits for the CHAIRMAN are hereby transferred. Additionally, a
determination has been made by the federal government that the INTEGRITY COMMISSION needs
additional funds to operate, therefore, according to the Emergency Banking Act 1933, Title III, the
Integrity Commission does hereby subscribe to the preferred stock in the State bank or trust company
and shall hereby make loans and discharge obligations secured by such stock as collateral. The Federal
Reserve has issued emergency currency, which shall be referred to as "Federal Reserve Bank Notes"
backed by the commercial capacity of any assets of the INTEGRITY COMMISSION. This action is
effective at all Integrity Commission offices immediately (Title V). It has been an honor to serve.
Sincerely,
Seymour Panton
CHAIRMAN