David Wynn Miller

[fortinbras]

Judging from the video, he got into this linguistic nonsense after losing custody of his kids in 1980, which involved long and unsuccessful litigation. Custody cases have driven many adults over the edge.

He also has this fantasy that he had several private discussions with CJ William Rehnquist - this would require Miller being in Washington DC several times, and this is, of course, contradicted by tangible evidence of his whereabouts and of Rehnquist's daily calendars. It also raises serious ethical questions about Rehnquist, who was something of a stickler for the canons of judicial ethics.

[NG3]

Goodf are interested

http://www.getoutofdebtfree.org/forum/v ... gF63VUViko

David wyn miller Quantum grammar

[Hanslune]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymIcYjE ... e=youtu.be

Hilarious

[Jeffrey]

A two-fer for fans of Meads v. Meads and David.

https://youtu.be/tnZxVkjgbr0?t=12299

Customer (sucker) at one of Miller's seminars says they won't accept Miller style paperwork because of Meads and David and Russell just hand-wave away that concern.

[jcolvin2]

Attempt to register a "Postal Court" judgment denied by federal court:

http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/ ... =most_read

Judge of bogus 'postal court' files judgments, claims only nouns have legal meaning

Posted Mar 22, 2016 08:22 am CDT

By Debra Cassens Weiss

A federal judge in Connecticut has found that a so-called federal postal court appears to be “a sham and no more than a product of fertile imagination,” and he will not accept its judgment against a mortgage servicing company.

On March 7, U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Meyer struck (PDF) the registration of a purported $11.5 million judgment issued by the postal court against Ocwen Financial Corp., the Connecticut Law Tribune (sub. req.) reports. Meyer said the stricken legal filing was among dozens of the postal court’s purported judgments filed for registration in Connecticut in recent weeks.

The postal court is led by David Wynn Miller, who invented his own legal language that appears to incorporate mathematical formulas and unusual syntax, according to the Connecticut Law Tribune. Miller claims that only nouns have legal meanings and writes many words in all capital letters.

He also writes his name as “Judge: David-Wynn: Miller,” for reasons he explained in November 2002 at a homeland security expo, according to a 2003 post by the Southern Poverty Law Center. “My name is David hyphen Wynn full colon Miller,” he told the audience, before launching into an explanation that included why his punctuated name is a noun and how punctuation “makes me a life, l-i-f-e.”

The Connecticut legal filing had an attachment of the postal court’s judgment that alerted the court: “This document is to serve as a translation summary of the Final Default Judgment by the Federal Postal Court. The original language of the Final Default Judgment was written in Correct Sentence Structure Communication Parse Syntax Grammar. The language has been translated to English pursuant to the Uniform Foreign-Money Claims Act.”

Meyer wrote that he had doubts about the validity of the postal court and scheduled a show-cause hearing. Participating in the hearing by telephone were individuals identified as Miller, who said he was a judge of the postal court, and Leighton Ward, who said he was the court clerk.

Miller said Benjamin Franklin opened the postal court in 1775, but it closed a year later with the onset of the Revolutionary War. On Dec. 21, 2012—the predicted end of the world according to the Mayan calendar—Miller reopened the court.

“Miller explained to me that the Federal Postal Court operates on the basis of a sophisticated mathematical understanding of language that proves that certain mortgage documents are fraudulent,” Meyer wrote. Miller said the court has no fixed location, but it has transitory jurisdiction wherever the federal postal eagle symbol may be.

Meyer investigated further with a Westlaw search for David Wynn Miller. Meyer said the search revealed “a lengthy history of frivolous filings that use the same impenetrable language that appears in the filings in this case.”

Meyer said Miller’s legal filings don’t meet federal statutory requirements. “There is no basis to conclude that the purported judgment of the ‘Federal Postal Court’ arises from any valid legal authority at all,” Meyer wrote. “So far as I can tell, the ‘Federal Postal Court’ is a sham and no more than a produce of a fertile imagination.”

The United States Postal Service does have a court that hears civil mail-fraud and other cases, as reported by the Wall Street Journal (sub. req.) in 2001. But it is a tribunal of administrative law judges and is called the Judicial Officer Department of the U.S. Postal Service. Miller is not listed as a member.

Updated at 11:52 p.m. to add info about the Judicial Officer Department. Updated on March 25 to describe the Judicial Officer Department of the U.S. Postal Service.

[Arthur Rubin]

Attempt to register a "Postal Court" judgment denied by federal court:

http://www.abajournal.com/news/article/ ... =most_read

Judge of bogus 'postal court' files judgments, claims only nouns have legal meaning

Yet another meaning to "going postal". Seems less productive than other meanings.

[fortinbras]

Miller may have finally launched himself into prison by impersonating a federal officer using the title that resembles a very real federal office.

[Judge Roy Bean]

Miller may have finally launched himself into prison by impersonating a federal officer using the title that resembles a very real federal office.

I seriously doubt he's facing an investigation, let alone charges. Any "resemblance" would have to be shown to be something someone believed in enough to act on that belief and as a result, be damaged by it.

Anyone dumb enough to act on that belief pretty much deserves whatever happens to them.

[notorial dissent]

I would think that pretending to be a Federal "Postal" judge and then issuing and attempting to file a judgment from said court at a Federal court would more than qualify, certainly as far as to filing a false and fictitious instrument would go, and I disagree, most people who aren't deeply involved in this would probably accept it on face value/appearance, as that is what most people do, as most likely would some rural judges. In any event, it's the thought that counts, and Miller really really needs to be slapped down and slapped down hard, and I think a nice long jail term would be the way to do it. The fact that a Federal judge had to take time to issue a ruling blocking the documents filing and that they WEREN'T legit tells me they could have been taken as such. The group Miller is preying on would and will believe this hook, line, and sinker.

[Jeffrey]

I will predict he is not in any danger of anything for the simple fact that he's been pretending to be a federal postal judge for 15 years and the feds haven't bothered doing anything about it.

[notorial dissent]

Pity.

[He Who Knows]

Is it true David-Wynn: Miller passed away on 21st June 2018?

[Jeffrey]

Death records aren't public record so it's difficult to verify these kinds of things. Usually you have to wait for an obituary or confirmation from family members.

[NYGman]

Is it true David-Wynn: Miller passed away on 21st June 2018?

Please You must phrase this date correctly, Wynn:Miller would want it that way: June;2018::21th.,.,..

[Chaos]

Is it true David-Wynn: Miller passed away on 21st June 2018?

so, David-Lose:Miller?

if so, no one bothered to update the wiki page about him.

[NYGman]

I do wonder if he will revert to David Wynn Miller or DAVID WYNN MILLER, being really dead and all...

I should remind everyone, that Death, real death, is a sure fire way to beat the government claims. The Ultimate Victory, achieved!

[JohnPCapitalist]

Is it true David-Wynn: Miller passed away on 21st June 2018?

I was unable to find any corroboration in a few minutes of searching.

If true, it's an ignominious end for a complete nutter. The last year has not been kind to him. He got "field court martialed" by his own supporters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXc0shnGGmE

Pretend judge Anna trashed David-Wynn: Miller and his acolyte Russell-Jay: Gould in an editorial http://annavonreitz.com/annaaboutcontracts.pdf but then later endorsed Gould as the real deal while ignoring Miller.

And more recently, Miller's disciple Leighton Ward was sentenced to ~20 years in jail in Arizona for mortage fraud. Details about Leighton Ward's case are upthread here. Ward appeared in at least one video with Miller where they held a session of their pretend "postal district court" suing the IRS, and "winning" a pretend default judgment against the Feds when they failed to show up for this pretend court session. The video mostly shows them sitting around and waiting for a couple of hours.

An ignominious end for a complete nutter and ideas that were obviously driven by extreme mental illness.

[DNetolitzky]

I hesitate to say I can conclusively interpret any document written in Millerese, but this looks like something which may indicate Miller is now the former King of Hawaii:

https://federal-postal-court.org/2018/0 ... -ceremony/

[TheNewSaint]

Mark Christopher, who peddles Miller's methods in the UK, has a new video of the man himself. It's dated June 24, 2018:

https://youtu.be/hP3u8gO4-pQ

The video appears recent, DWM doesn't seem near death, and Mark Christopher's Facebook makes no mention of Miller passing. And if Mr. Full-Colon did die, MC is the one guy I would expect to report it.

[Jeffrey]

Mark Christopher reported his death September 14th:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjnYhKh ... ture=share

Whether that is credible is another matter.