9/28/18
www.wssic.com IS SUSPENDED
I am sorry to announce that due to matters beyond my control that Solutions in Commerce is now suspended. This suspension will be in effect until we have the change in government that I have been reporting on now for a long time.
Using the internet and funding WSSIC using FRNs is in fact a privilege. That privilege is now suspended awaiting the expected changes.
Hopefully, through my efforts many people have benefited from what I have been able to share over the 14 years of this effort. It has been an interesting journey as development of ‘usable’ technology has been shared.
With the expected change in our currency, the US Note which is substance backed as per the requirements of the Basel III agreements of all countries will change the world of commerce.
Also, the anticipated NESARA/GESARA announcements will launch the whole population of the planet into a ‘new’ commercial world.
So, we wait upon these developments.
My heart felt thanks goes out to the many who have supported the efforts of WSSIC are many. I love you. Thank you.
-Winston Shrout
PO Box 996
McMinnville, Oregon 97128
Winston Shrout wssic is suspended
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Re: Winston Shrout he is being sentenced on 10/22/18
Hello,
Many have asked about the US District Court case against Winston Shrout. Folks have been very gracious with their kind words of support and their offers to assist him in any way they can.
Winston has not made many public statements about this case, but, alas, it has come down to sentencing on Oct. 22. For those who would like to write a letter in his support which will be seen by the judge, below are the parameters for such a letter. Letters can be sent by mail or email to the contact details provided in the instructions below. It is important to follow the criteria given for your letter to be impactful.
If you are in the Portland area, Winston's sentencing is open to the public, and your attendance in support is very welcome. The details of the hearing are as follows:
Monday, October 22nd at 10:00 am
US District Court
1000 SW 3rd Ave., Room 1007
Portland, Oregon, 97204
Before Judge Robert E. Jones
Winston sends his thanks for all those who have participated over the 14 years he has been assisting people with various commercial problems. He believes in the ultimate victory of truth, and wishes the very best for all those who have benefited.
Kind regards,
The WSSIC Team
______________________________________________________________________
Please send your statement, in a letter form, with any of the following information you are able to provide.
A. Your name.
B. Your position –family or community.
C. How long you have known my client.
D. Your personal knowledge of my client.
E. Nature of your relationship with my client
F. Your opinion of my client.
G. Reputation with others in the community (if applicable)
H. Relevant examples of incidents involving my client.
I. My client’s good acts in charitable, business, and civil contexts.
J. Your knowledge of my client as a good family member and friend.
K. My client’s religious beliefs and practices, if relevant.
L. My client’s abilities and skills of use to community and his/her willingness to contribute (community service).
M. Any mitigating circumstances affecting my client that may have led to the actions for which he/she is before the court.
N. Any known feelings of my client about the case, such as whether he/she is sorry for what happened.
Please use your own thoughts and language as you see fit -- this is very important. Do not comment on evidence in this case, suggest a particular sentence, or express your views on the criminal justice system.
You are writing this letter to a judge so beginning the letter with “Dear Judge” is appropriate. Please send your statement to my attention, Ruben L. Iñiguez, The Federal Public Defenders Office, 101 SW Main St. Suite 1700, Portland, OR 97204. Do not send your statement directly to the judge. You are also welcome to email it to me at ruben_iniguez@fd.org. I will review the statement and contact you if I have any questions about your statement. If I believe that your statement will be helpful to my client’s case, I will present it to the judge at the time of sentencing. If you have any questions about this, please contact me at (503)326-2123. Thank you, in advance, for taking your time to write a letter on my client’s behalf.
PO Box 996
McMinnville, Oregon 97128
Many have asked about the US District Court case against Winston Shrout. Folks have been very gracious with their kind words of support and their offers to assist him in any way they can.
Winston has not made many public statements about this case, but, alas, it has come down to sentencing on Oct. 22. For those who would like to write a letter in his support which will be seen by the judge, below are the parameters for such a letter. Letters can be sent by mail or email to the contact details provided in the instructions below. It is important to follow the criteria given for your letter to be impactful.
If you are in the Portland area, Winston's sentencing is open to the public, and your attendance in support is very welcome. The details of the hearing are as follows:
Monday, October 22nd at 10:00 am
US District Court
1000 SW 3rd Ave., Room 1007
Portland, Oregon, 97204
Before Judge Robert E. Jones
Winston sends his thanks for all those who have participated over the 14 years he has been assisting people with various commercial problems. He believes in the ultimate victory of truth, and wishes the very best for all those who have benefited.
Kind regards,
The WSSIC Team
______________________________________________________________________
Please send your statement, in a letter form, with any of the following information you are able to provide.
A. Your name.
B. Your position –family or community.
C. How long you have known my client.
D. Your personal knowledge of my client.
E. Nature of your relationship with my client
F. Your opinion of my client.
G. Reputation with others in the community (if applicable)
H. Relevant examples of incidents involving my client.
I. My client’s good acts in charitable, business, and civil contexts.
J. Your knowledge of my client as a good family member and friend.
K. My client’s religious beliefs and practices, if relevant.
L. My client’s abilities and skills of use to community and his/her willingness to contribute (community service).
M. Any mitigating circumstances affecting my client that may have led to the actions for which he/she is before the court.
N. Any known feelings of my client about the case, such as whether he/she is sorry for what happened.
Please use your own thoughts and language as you see fit -- this is very important. Do not comment on evidence in this case, suggest a particular sentence, or express your views on the criminal justice system.
You are writing this letter to a judge so beginning the letter with “Dear Judge” is appropriate. Please send your statement to my attention, Ruben L. Iñiguez, The Federal Public Defenders Office, 101 SW Main St. Suite 1700, Portland, OR 97204. Do not send your statement directly to the judge. You are also welcome to email it to me at ruben_iniguez@fd.org. I will review the statement and contact you if I have any questions about your statement. If I believe that your statement will be helpful to my client’s case, I will present it to the judge at the time of sentencing. If you have any questions about this, please contact me at (503)326-2123. Thank you, in advance, for taking your time to write a letter on my client’s behalf.
PO Box 996
McMinnville, Oregon 97128