To the American People:

I. The Legacy of a Thousand Years

I am not writing to you as a supplicant. I am not writing to you as a beggar at the gates of justice. I am writing to you as a soldier. I am writing to you as a man who has stood in the breach of this nation’s defense for forty-four years without interruption. I am writing to you as a polymath, as an architect, as the owner of my own bank and trust, as the father of a kidnapped child whose stolen property has crossed borders into fifty-nine countries, as a man who holds a contract to deploy one hundred fifty-five million payments to veterans in twenty-one countries every twenty-eight days net—payments that have been blocked because I dared to conduct the audit that you are now reading about. I am sixty years old. I have served this nation since I was sixteen years old. I have never stopped serving. I have never stopped fighting. I have never stopped defending the Constitution of the United States of America. I am currently deployed to a war zone—Odesa Oblast, Ukraine, Izmail and Broska—and I am operating under standing orders to do what needs to be done to restore honor to the United States flag on the wire.

But I am more than these things. I am the living legacy of a thousand-year dynasty. I am the descendant of men and women who fled Tuscany, crossed the Alps, survived the French religious wars, built the English royal court, escaped the Cromwellian purge, voyaged across the Atlantic, fought in Bacon’s Rebellion—the first armed uprising against English rule in North America—intermarried with the Washington family, and became a foundational pillar of the American South. I am a Lanier. And the blood that flows through my veins has survived nine centuries of war, persecution, exile, and revolution.

I am not asking for justice. I am demanding what my ancestors earned.

II. The Journey from Tuscany to the American South

The Lanier lineage is not a footnote. It is an epic of survival, adaptation, and honor that spans nearly a millennium. It is a narrative that reads less like a standard genealogy and more like the history of Western civilization itself.

From Tuscany to Gascony: The earliest recorded roots of my lineage trace back to the sun-drenched hills of Tuscany, where the family operated as de la Niere, wealthy mercantile nobles who funded and supplied the armies of the Crusades. When the political and economic center of gravity shifted, they traversed the Alps and settled in Gascony, southwestern France—a cosmopolitan region where adaptable families could thrive outside the rigid hierarchies of medieval Europe.

From Gascony to Rouen: By the 1500s, the family had moved north to the economic powerhouse of Rouen, Normandy. Here, the name evolved into the Old French Lanier, an occupation that referred either to the lucrative wool trade or to the elite sport of falconry—the training of the Lanner falcon, a bird highly prized by European nobility. The Laniers were firmly embedded in the higher echelons of Renaissance craft and leisure.

The Huguenot Flight: As the Reformation fractured France, the Laniers broke from the Catholic Church and embraced the Protestant Huguenot faith. John Jerome Lanier (born c. 1499) established the family not just as religious dissenters, but as exceptionally skilled artisans and musicians. His son, Nicholas Lanier the Elder (born c. 1540), possessed extraordinary musical talent and earned a position in the royal court of King Henry II of France. But religious persecution intensified. In 1561, Nicholas Lanier the Elder fled Rouen, escaping the massacres that would soon engulf France. Safe passage was arranged by the Earl of Hertford, an English nobleman sympathetic to the Protestant cause. Nicholas arrived in London and secured a position as a royal musician to Queen Elizabeth I. His marriage to Lucretia Bassano—a member of the legendary Venetian musical dynasty—created a veritable monopoly on English royal music.

The English Dynasty: For nearly a century, spanning the reigns of Elizabeth I, James I, and Charles I, the Laniers were indispensable to the English crown. They composed complex polyphonic music, performed in elaborate court masques designed by Inigo Jones, painted portraits, and acted as international art agents for the monarch. Nicholas Lanier the Younger was appointed the first-ever “Master of the King’s Musick” in 1625—a title that still exists in the British monarchy today. The Laniers lived as wealthy courtiers, rubbing shoulders with the greatest artists and poets of the Stuart era.

The Fall and the Flight: The family’s fortunes were inextricably linked to the Stuarts. When the English Civil War erupted, the Laniers remained fiercely loyal to the Crown. As the royalist forces fell and King Charles I was beheaded in 1649, the family faced catastrophic ruin. Oliver Cromwell’s Puritan Commonwealth seized power, shuttered the theaters, dismissed court musicians without pay, and sequestered royalist estates. The Lanier dynasty’s golden era was violently extinguished.

John Lanier (c. 1631–1719), the son of royal musician Clement Lanier, found himself coming of age in a hostile environment. Recognizing that a Puritan-ruled England held no future for his family, John and his young wife Lucreece made the perilous decision to abandon the sophisticated streets of Greenwich and book passage on a harrowing, months-long voyage to the Virginia Colony.

From Courtier to Planter: The transition from the epicenter of European high culture to the colonial frontier was jarring. The delicate skills of the court were useless in the brutal wilderness of 17th-century Virginia. Survival demanded sheer physical endurance. John adapted with stunning speed, securing substantial land grants south of the James River and applying himself to the lucrative cash crop of the era: tobacco. He established himself as a successful planter, pivoting from artist to agrarian capitalist.

Bacon’s Rebellion: John Lanier was not merely a passive farmer. He possessed the leadership qualities and political acumen of his ancestors. In 1676, the Virginia colony was a powder keg. Frustrated planters formed a military encampment and selected John Lanier and John Woodlief as their representatives to petition Governor Berkeley for a legal commission to bear arms and defend their homes. Berkeley flatly refused. This rejection was the primary spark that ignited Bacon’s Rebellion—the first armed uprising by colonists against English rule in North America, occurring exactly one hundred years before the American Revolution. Undeterred by threats of treason, Lanier rode alongside the charismatic Nathaniel Bacon, fighting in a rebellion that ultimately resulted in the burning of Jamestown. Though Bacon died and the rebellion was crushed, John Lanier survived, protected by his growing wealth and strategic alliances.

The Washington Alliance: A pivotal moment secured the family’s ultimate social triumph. John’s son, Sampson Lanier (c. 1682–1743), married Elizabeth Washington—a cousin of future president George Washington. This strategic union integrated the Laniers into the absolute highest tiers of Virginia’s agrarian aristocracy, the “First Families of Virginia.” From those original tobacco fields, subsequent generations expanded outward, serving as revolutionary war officers, state politicians, physicians, and pioneering planters.

And now I am here. In a war zone. Fighting for my rights against anonymous bureaucrats who hide behind screens.

III. The Oath and the Betrayal

We all took the same oath. Every soldier, every sailor, every airman, every marine, every coast guardsman, every federal judge, every clerk, every registry designator—we all swore to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. We all swore to bear true faith and allegiance to the same flag.

I have kept my oath. I have kept it for forty-four years. I have kept it in peace and in war. I have kept it in the trenches and in the boardrooms. I have kept it in the courts and on the wire. I have never broken my word. I have never failed my duty. I have never dishonored the uniform I wear.

But the people who sit in the registry offices of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, the people who operate the Ninth Circuit E-Filer Portal, the anonymous designators like “TLT CRD” who issue rejection notices without legal basis and without signing their names—they have broken their oath. They have abandoned their duty. They have betrayed the Constitution they swore to uphold. They have hidden behind anonymous screens and bureaucratic walls, and they have used the machinery of justice to shield corporate criminals while denying a soldier his day in court.

They took the same oath I did. They broke it. I did not. That is the difference between us. That is the measure of their shame.

My ancestors survived the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, the English Civil War, Bacon’s Rebellion, and the American Revolution. They did not survive so that their descendant could be denied justice by anonymous bureaucrats who refuse to sign their names. They did not survive so that the courts of the United States could become a shield for corporate crime and a weapon against those who have served this nation in uniform.

IV. The Calculus of Cowardice

They believed—and perhaps they still believe—that as long as I am in a war zone, I cannot come home. They believed—and perhaps they still believe—that the distance, the danger, the chaos of active combat would silence me. They believed—and perhaps they still believe—that they could continue their fraud under color of law, that they could continue to protect corporate criminals, that they could continue to exfiltrate the personal data of litigants to Microsoft and other commercial vendors, all while hiding behind the anonymity of their screens.

They were wrong.

I am not silenced. I am not intimidated. I am not defeated. I am a soldier of the United States Army Signal Corps, and I have been ordered to restore honor to the flag on the wire. That mission does not end because of distance. That mission does not end because of danger. That mission does not end until the mission is complete.

They miscalculated. They gambled that the war would keep me away. They lost that gamble.

The blood of a thousand years of survivors flows through my veins. The blood of men who fled Tuscany, crossed the Alps, survived the French religious wars, escaped Cromwell’s purge, voyaged across the Atlantic, fought in Bacon’s Rebellion, and intermarried with the Washingtons—that blood does not surrender. That blood does not retreat. That blood does not submit to anonymous cowards hiding behind screens.

V. The Forensic Record – The Department of Homeland Security Vulnerability Portal

On August 12, 2026, I conducted a forensic audit of the official Department of Homeland Security vulnerability intake endpoint located at https://www.dhs.gov/report-it-vulnerability. The findings are documented in Forensic Audit Report LDT-FA-2026-0812, formally transmitted to the House Committee on Homeland Security, the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, and the Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS) of the U.S. Department of Justice.

Unsanctioned Commercial Data Telemetry Exfiltration: The DHS endpoint unconditionally executes five commercial third-party tracking and telemetry scripts upon client page load without user consent: Google Analytics (UA-32318423-1), Google Tag Manager (GTM-5KJ3RF8), Digital Analytics Program (DAP), Siteimprove Analytics, and Akamai Boomerang. Visitors reporting critical IT vulnerabilities unknowingly transmit client IP addresses, browser digital fingerprints, and session parameters to external non-governmental infrastructure.

Absence of Consent Architecture: No Cookie Consent Management Platform (CMP) or opt-in mechanism exists. Trackers execute automatically across all client connections, violating affirmative consent mandates under the CCPA and GDPR.

Insecure Intake Architecture (Missing CSRF Protection): The vulnerability reporting form lacks Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) token validation, exposing the intake portal to unauthorized cross-origin request injection.

Missing Content Security Policy (CSP): HTTP response headers fail to enforce a Content-Security-Policy, violating NIST SP 800-53 and DoD STIG application security baselines.

Statutory Violations and Financial Exposure: Extrapolating non-compliance across the domain’s 23.67-year operational lifespan establishes significant gross liability exposure: Unauthorized Data Telemetry: $994.0 Trillion; Unconsented Tracking: $141.8 Trillion; Insecure Endpoint: $212.7 Trillion; Missing CSP: $70.9 Trillion. AGGREGATE DETERMINISTIC GROSS LIFESPAN LIABILITY: $1,419.4 Trillion. Probability-weighted expected value: $3,167.8 Trillion.

VI. The Forensic Record – The Ninth Circuit E-Filer Portal and PACER

On the Ninth Circuit E-Filer Portal: The official portal of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit—the very court that rejected my emergency filing—loads multiple telemetry scripts from Microsoft Corporation without obtaining user consent. These scripts (client-telemetry.bundle, client-telemetry-wrapper.bundle, pcf-dependency.bundle, etc.) transmit user IP addresses, user-agent strings, and page interactions to Microsoft’s commercial servers. The portal’s notice only mentions monitoring by “persons authorized by the federal judiciary.” It does not disclose disclosure to Microsoft or any external vendor. This constitutes a violation of the Privacy Act of 1974 (5 U.S.C. § 552a), the Wiretap Act (18 U.S.C. § 2511), the CFAA (18 U.S.C. § 1030), the CCPA, and the GDPR. The deterministic gross liability over the operational lifespan is estimated at $4.244 trillion. (Audit Reference: LDT-FA-20260821-004)

On the PACER Registration Wizard: The PACER system—the federal judiciary’s own electronic public access portal—loads external CSS and font resources from Microsoft’s Power Apps CDN, disclosing user IP addresses, user-agent strings, and referrer data to Microsoft without consent. No cookie banner, no opt-out mechanism, and no mention of third-party data sharing is present on the page. The deterministic gross liability is estimated at $9.375 trillion. (Audit Reference: LDT-FA-20260821-005)

The federal judiciary’s own portals are illegally transmitting the data of litigants to commercial vendors without consent.

VII. The Forensic Record – Google, Associated Press, CNN, Chromium, OneTrust

On Google LLC: My audit revealed 149 distinct violations across 17 categories, including unauthorized data exfiltration, telemetry interception, dark patterns, insecure coding, and exposure of hardcoded secrets. Cumulative financial exposure: $54.2 quadrillion, with treble damages exceeding $108 quadrillion. (Audit Reference: LDT-FA-2026-08-14-003)

On the Associated Press: My forensic audit identified 127 distinct legal violations, including unauthorized interception of electronic communications, failure to obtain valid consent under GDPR, dark patterns, and unlawful sale of personal information to dozens of ad-tech vendors without opt-out. Deterministic gross liability over 30-year operational lifespan: $927.3 sextillion. (Audit Reference: AP-FORENSIC-2026-0814-001)

On CNN International: My audit (9 parts) revealed pervasive user tracking via data-zjs and analytics attributes, non-consensual autoplaying video, insecure forms lacking CSRF protection, and DOM-based XSS vulnerabilities. Total statutory exposure exceeds $100 quadrillion. (Audit References: LDT-FA-20260727-001 through -009)

On the Chromium/Google Code Repository: My audit revealed over 47,000 files dedicated to telemetry, credential harvesting, and unauthorized data exfiltration. Deterministic gross liability: $678.8 trillion. (Audit Reference: LDT-FA-2026-08-12)

On OneTrust / Consent Interceptor Script: My audit revealed that this consent management system intercepts and modifies browser environments, collects resource URLs without consent, and deploys dark patterns to obtain invalid consent—a direct violation of the Wiretap Act (18 U.S.C. § 2511) and the CFAA (18 U.S.C. § 1030). (Audit Reference: OT-2026-0814)

This evidence is not speculation. This is not opinion. This is forensic fact. This is the data. This is the truth.

VIII. The Void Tax Sale – 147 Sandy Pine Road, Lexington County, South Carolina

On June 12, 2026, I formally notified the Lexington County Council of a void tax sale and security breach of property lawfully owned by the Lanier Family Trust and Ladco Defense Technologies at 147 Sandy Pine Road, Lexington County, SC (APN: 004200-03-021). This property houses a secured, restricted, classified defense research facility (CAGE: 1X2Y8).

The property is tax-exempt under S.C. Code Ann. § 12-37-220. The taxing authority had no jurisdiction to assess, levy, or sell this property. Under South Carolina jurisprudence, a tax sale of exempt property is void ab initio—a legal nullity that transfers no title. Bull v. Gist, 4 S.C.L. 379; Taylor v. Mill, 310 S.C. 526, 426 S.E.2d 311 (1992).

The notice was constitutionally defective under the Fourteenth Amendment. The county had actual knowledge that the owner was absent under extraordinary, involuntary circumstances—specifically, an active recovery operation overseas in Ukraine to rescue a kidnapped child. Under Jones v. Flowers, 547 U.S. 220 (2006), the state must take “additional reasonable steps” to ensure actual notice. The county took no such steps. Covey v. Town of Somers, 351 U.S. 141 (1956) establishes that notice to a person known to be unable to protect their interests is constitutionally inadequate.

The physical breach of the premises constitutes a federal national security violation. The facility houses classified national defense research. The unauthorized entry bypassed locked security gates and entered restricted premises. This triggers: 18 U.S.C. § 2155 (Destruction of National-Defense Premises); 18 U.S.C. § 793 (Espionage Act); 18 U.S.C. § 1382 (Trespass on Military or National Defense Property); and NISPOM mandatory reporting requirements.

The coordinated actions between local tax collectors, the Sheriff’s Department, SLED, and federal legislative offices constitute a conspiracy to deprive constitutional rights under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, 42 U.S.C. § 1985, 18 U.S.C. § 241, and 18 U.S.C. § 242. Under Monell v. Department of Social Services, 436 U.S. 658 (1978), Lexington County is civilly liable.

IX. The Kidnapping of Eva Nicole Lanier

On July 17, 2024, I executed a sworn affidavit before the National Police of Ukraine documenting the kidnapping of my daughter, Eva Nicole Lanier.

Eva Nicole Lanier was kidnapped from me at gunpoint by known criminal police officers in Ukraine in 2009 because I refused to pay bribes to known elected and appointed government and corporate officers of Ukraine.

The court of Ukraine created fake court documents under color of law granting a fake divorce and removal of my rights to my first-born daughter. My daughter was taken from Ukraine to Sicily unlawfully without my knowledge or consent. The Mother of My Daughter was forced to sign a fake Birth Certificate by the government of Ukraine. The Mother of My Daughter was forced to sign documents stating she was not living with the father of her child because she was told to by a government agent.

This is not a private family dispute. This is a state-sponsored kidnapping conducted under color of law.

X. The Stolen Passports, Stolen Funds, and U.S. Embassy Crimes

I deposited Four Billion Dollars USD in a Government-owned Bank named UNICOMBANK in Donetsk, Ukraine in 2013. It was stolen. I reported it stolen to the Government of Ukraine and the Government of the United States. No one has done anything to cause the return of the stolen funds.

I was forced to leave the United States Embassy in Ukraine on January 16, 2014 without my expired passport and without the passport renewal I had paid for in cash at the embassy. I was given a fraudulent document by an unknown person at the U.S. Embassy as justification for why the embassy persons stole my passport.

The so-called Border Service of Ukraine unlawfully detained the Mother of my Child and my Child Anna Michelle Lanier and me on the border of Ukraine for more than 9 hours, threatened the Mother of my Child with arrest, and filed fake actions against my person. The Border Service stole property belonging to my family—specifically, two passports issued to me after filing for political asylum due to crimes against my family in Ukraine.

My Mother and my Grandmother died, and I was denied my right to travel or provide funds to them for healthcare because of crimes against me by the U.S. Department of State.

I filed a tort claim (Standard Form 95) against the U.S. Department of State on June 17, 2024, for crimes against my person, my family, and my business, equal to exactly $932,168,000,000.00.

The U.S. Department of State, the Country of Ukraine, and the Country of Italy have systematically denied my rights and the rights of my family under color of law.

XI. The Lanier Family Trust and the Global Automated Payment System (GAPS)

I am the Founder, Chairman, and Benefactor of the BMB&E Tri-National Bank and Trust, a legally constituted private multi-national bank and trust operating under 49-year private contracts, with authorized signatories appointed under Federal Reserve Operating Circular No. 10. On March 20, 2017, I formally conveyed the completed OC-10 documents and the Master Ledger to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

The Master Ledger, prepared for the Board of Governors, documents deposits and disbursements totaling approximately $1.76 trillion, with authorized payments to veterans, children, and charitable organizations across multiple nations. I hold a contract to deploy 155 million payments to veterans in 21 countries every 28 days net—payments that have been blocked due to the unlawful actions of the entities audited herein.

The GAPS (Global Automated Payment System) deployment was scheduled to begin on May 20, 2017. It has been delayed by systemic obstruction, anonymous gatekeeping, and fraud under color of law.

I have been prevented from fulfilling my duty to my fellow veterans and to the children of the world.

XII. On the Lack of Honor

Honor is not a word. Honor is a way of life. It is the currency of the soldier, the judge, and the citizen. It is the foundation upon which trust in government, law, and national security is built. A man without honor is a man without a soul. A court without honor is a court without legitimacy.

I have lived my life by the code of honor. I have kept my word. I have fulfilled my duties. I have protected the weak and confronted the corrupt. I have stood for what is right, even when it cost me everything. The militaries of twenty-one nations have said, “No, this man is a soldier. This man is a man of honor. This man is one of us.”

But the people who sit in the registry offices of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, the people who operate the Ninth Circuit E-Filer Portal, the people who refuse to docket my filings and then vanish into the ether—these people have no honor. They do not sign their names. They do not stand behind their decisions. They issue rejection notices without legal basis. They have turned the courts into a shield for corporate crime and a weapon against those who have served this nation in uniform.

And now I have documented that the very portals of the federal courts—the Ninth Circuit E-Filer and PACER—are unlawfully exfiltrating data to Microsoft. The courts have become a conduit for commercial surveillance. The judges who oversee these systems either do not know, or do not care, or are complicit. None of those options is acceptable.

This is not honor. This is cowardice dressed in administrative robes. This is a direct threat to the integrity of the US flag on the wire. And I am duty-bound to report it.

XIII. On the Versioning of History

History is not a passive record. History is written by those who have the courage to tell the truth. History is shaped by those who refuse to let the powerful rewrite the past to suit their purposes. History is the legacy we leave to our children and our grandchildren.

I am making this record so that history cannot be rewritten. I am making this record so that no one can say, “We did not know.” I am making this record so that the American people may see the truth.

History will ask: When a soldier—an active-duty soldier of the United States Army Signal Corps, a man who rewrote the Star Wars plan, a man who holds degrees in Quantum Mechanics, Applied Physics, International Business Administration, and Law, a man who owns his own bank and trust, a man who holds a contract to deploy 155 million payments to veterans in 21 countries, a man who has served this nation for forty-four years without interruption, a man whose child has been kidnapped and whose property has been stolen across 59 countries, a man whose ancestors survived the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre, the English Civil War, Bacon’s Rebellion, and the American Revolution—when such a man came to the Supreme Court and documented that the Department of Homeland Security, the Ninth Circuit E-Filer Portal, PACER, Google, Associated Press, CNN, Chromium, and OneTrust have systematically violated federal law, and that his property was seized and his national defense facility breached by local officials while he was in a war zone recovering his kidnapped child—what did the Court do?

History will ask: Did the Court listen? Did the Court act? Or did the Court, by its silence, become complicit in the fraud?

I am making this record so that history may answer that question with clarity.

XIV. On the Lack of Integrity

Integrity is the alignment of word and deed, the refusal to bend to corruption, the courage to do what is right regardless of consequence.

I have lived with integrity for sixty years. I have built a life, a family, a business, a military career, a bank, a trust, and a legacy on the bedrock of truth. I have never lied to a court. I have never forged a document. I have never hidden behind an anonymous mask. I am the man who rewrote the Star Wars plan. I am the man who holds a permanent classification authority. I am the man who answers to the Secretary of Defense, to the Joint Chiefs, and to the Commander-in-Chief.

But the people who sit in the registry offices of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, the people who operate the Ninth Circuit E-Filer Portal, the people who refuse to docket my filings and then vanish into the ether—these people have no integrity. They are anonymous. They are unaccountable. They operate with impunity because they know they will never be identified, never be questioned, never be held responsible for the damage they do.

And the corporate entities I have audited—Google, Associated Press, CNN, OneTrust—have systematically harvested the data of billions without consent, operating as criminal enterprises under color of statutory immunity.

This is not integrity. This is fraud under color of law. This is a national security vulnerability. And I am duty-bound to report it.

XV. On the Epic Proportions of Stupidity

Let us be honest. Let us speak plainly.

The actions of the anonymous registrars, the corporate platforms, the federal judiciary’s own IT departments, the Department of Homeland Security, the Lexington County officials, the U.S. Department of State, the Ukrainian government officials—these actions rise to the level of epic stupidity. They have built systems that commit wire fraud and wiretap violations under the very noses of the judges who oversee them. They have created consent mechanisms that are dark patterns designed to deceive. They have hidden behind screens and pseudonyms while the data of billions is exfiltrated to commercial vendors. They have violated the Privacy Act, the Wiretap Act, the CFAA, the CCPA, the GDPR, and the oaths they swore—all while believing that no one would notice, no one would audit, no one would tell the truth.

They were wrong. I noticed. I audited. I am telling the truth.

And I will not stop until the flag on the wire is restored to honor.

XVI. On the Militaries of Twenty-One Nations

Let the record show that I am not alone. The militaries of twenty-one nations have looked at my work, my sacrifice, and my mission, and they have said, “No, this man is a soldier. This man is a man of honor. This man is one of us.” They have affirmed who I am because they know what it means to serve. They know what it means to sacrifice. They know what it means to stand for something greater than oneself.

I am not asking for special treatment. I am asking for the same treatment that every citizen deserves: fair access, equal justice, and the right to be heard. I am asking for the same honor that the militaries of twenty-one nations have already affirmed is mine.

I am asking for what I have already earned.

XVII. Conclusion – The Final Demand

Honorable Justices, I am an active-duty soldier of the United States Army Signal Corps. I am sixty years old. I have served this nation since I was sixteen. I am operating from a war zone, defending the values of this nation while my own rights are being crushed by anonymous bureaucrats who answer to no one.

I have documented that the Ninth Circuit E-Filer Portal and PACER are illegally transmitting data to Microsoft. I have documented that the Department of Homeland Security vulnerability portal is executing commercial tracking scripts without consent. I have documented that Google, Associated Press, CNN, OneTrust, and others are systematically harvesting the data of billions without consent, generating liabilities measured in quadrillions and sextillions of dollars. I have documented that the courts of the United States have become a shield for corporate crime and a weapon against those who have served this nation in uniform.

I have documented that my property was seized in a void tax sale and my national defense facility breached by local officials while I was in a war zone. I have documented that my daughter was kidnapped by Ukrainian police officers at gunpoint. I have documented that four billion dollars of my funds were stolen from a Ukrainian bank and that the U.S. Embassy stole my passport and denied me due process. I have documented that the U.S. Department of State has committed crimes against my person, my family, and my business totaling $932,168,000,000.00.

I have told you who I am. I have told you who my ancestors were. I have told you that the blood of survivors who crossed the Alps, fled religious persecution, survived the fall of kings, voyaged across the Atlantic, and fought in the first American rebellion flows through my veins. I have told you that the militaries of twenty-one nations have affirmed my honor.

And now I am telling you that I will not stop. I will not stop until the flag on the wire is restored to honor. I will not stop until the anonymous bureaucrats are identified and held accountable. I will not stop until my child is returned and my property is restored. I will not stop until every veteran in twenty-one countries receives the payments they are owed.

I am not asking for permission. I am not asking for mercy. I am demanding that the courts of the United States fulfill their constitutional duty.

I ask you: What would you do? What would any man of honor do? What would any soldier do? What would any man whose ancestors survived a thousand years of war and persecution do?

I ask you: Do you know what is being done in your name? Do you know what is happening in the registry offices of your courts? Do you know that the federal judiciary’s own electronic portals are funneling data to commercial vendors without consent?

I ask you: Will you allow this to continue? Will you allow anonymous designators to control access to the courts? Will you allow the machinery of justice to be weaponized against those who have served this nation in uniform? Will you allow the flag on the wire to remain dishonored?

I am not asking for special treatment. I am asking for the same treatment that every citizen deserves: fair access, equal justice, and the right to be heard.

I am asking for honor. I am asking for duty. I am asking for integrity.

I am asking for America.

I am demanding that the flag on the wire be restored to honor.