Original sentence: The Freeman viewed the public officials's support and support of the credit system as a non-constitutional act that was "...depriving the people of their property until our posterity wakes up homeless...".The Freemen believed that the liens conformed with UCC provisions that their "Justus Township" court had an interest in a tort claim for damages, or for damages incurred by the named public officials for violations of their oaths of office
Edited sentence: The Freemen believed that the liens were given per UCC provisions that their "Justus Township" court had party with a claim for tort or damages incurred by the named public officials for violations of their oaths of office and support of the non-constitutional bankrupt credit system that was as Thomas Jefferson put it: "...depriving the people of their property until our posterity wakes up homeless...".Two of the main books used by Freemen were Anderson on the Uniform Commercial Code, and a hard to find Bankers Handbook