A very interesting article here, for those who want to go down this rabbit hole and understand "who they really are" and how to "play" with the system in commerce, because anything you see around you is commerce.

Will the filing of an uniform commercial code (UCC) financing statement, addendum and/or change statement/amendment include all transactions, civil matters, as well as any criminal activity?

If a person follows the UCC redemption process steps will they gain any actual value through the federal government? Will there have to be some value given in return?

Or is the entire UCC redemption process a deceptive maneuver, or trick, that will only bring about greater retaliation by the government agencies upon individuals associated with the process.

The majority of lawyers view the entire UCC process only in terms of litigation, and adjudication. The truth is that UCC is legislated by administrative law that systematizes the rules for all commercial transactions between nations, states, and even between individuals.

The courts do acknowledge that they do not possess either the authority or jurisdiction to alter or nullify any of the articles of the UCC. The courts will only consider those gray areas as to "Who holds the superior position"?

The party that filed the UCC first, or the one who consummated it first? The courts have addressed, and determined in specific situations, what can be thought of as a fixture as it is relative to real property under the "Uniform Commercial Code."