Motion To Strike Out

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MOTION TO STRIKE OUT

Order 34 2023

NOTICE TO AGENT IS NOTICE TO PRINCIPAL

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IN THE CROWN COURT AT SOUTHWARK

Served Upon: JCIO, Serious Fraud Office, Public Inquiry Committee, Financial Conduct Authority, and all Parties Cited in Certificate of Service

Filed by: Iain Clifford, occupant of the office of the General Executor of the Estate known as [IAIN CLIFFORD STAMP]

1. Introduction

A. This Motion is submitted to formally request the immediate strikeout of all proceedings under Order 34/2023 on the grounds of fatal jurisdictional defects, lack of prosecutorial standing, unrebutted affidavits, and a demonstrable pattern of regulatory abuse and judicial misconduct.

2. Grounds for Strikeout

A. Lack of Prosecutorial Standing
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has failed to verify the identity, authority, or lawful delegation of “Alistair Mackenzie,” the purported prosecutor. No public record, oath of office, or delegation under POCA or FSMA exists. The use of a placeholder identity constitutes fraud by false representation under the Fraud Act 2006.

B. Unrebutted Affidavits and Notices
All affidavits and lawful notices served upon the FCA and relevant parties remain unrebutted. Under the legal maxim “Silence is agreement” and the precedent set in Adams v Lindsell (1818), unrebutted affidavits stand as truth in law.

C. Absence of Verified Crown Agent
Southwark Crown Court has failed to produce evidence of a Crown Agent’s presence or appointment, as required under the Crown Agent Act 1995. Without such verification, the court lacks lawful jurisdiction.

D. Judicial Oath Not Produced
Judge Anthony Baumgartner has not produced his judicial oath as required under the Promissory Oaths Act 1868. This omission invalidates his authority to preside over matters involving liberty and property.

E. Judicial Refusal to Recuse
Despite documented misconduct and a formal demand for recusal, Judge Baumgartner continues to preside. This constitutes a breach of natural justice and procedural fairness.

F. No Evidence of Regulated Financial Activity
Over 500 sworn witness statements confirm that neither [IAIN CLIFFORD STAMP] nor any MATRIXFREEDOM member has offered regulated financial services. The FCA has failed to produce any evidence to the contrary.

3. Historical and Legal Precedent

A. R v Rollins [2010] UKSC 39
The Supreme Court cautioned that FCA powers are limited and conditional, and must be properly invoked. This case underscores the necessity of lawful delegation and prosecutorial authority.

B. The LC&F Review by Dame Elizabeth Gloster
This independent review revealed institutional failures and unclear prosecutorial boundaries, supporting claims of FCA overreach and ambiguity in legal enforcement.

C. These cases reaffirm the principle that proper authority is a prerequisite, not a procedural formality and lend weight to the argument that the FCA’s actions in the current matter are ultra vires and void ab initio.

4. Evidence of Regulatory Vendetta

A. The FCA’s actions against Iain Clifford form part of a long-standing pattern of regulatory targeting and institutional retaliation, as documented in THE DISRUPTER 3. Key events include:

  • i. The Integrity Censure
    A censure was issued based on false insolvency claims, despite Integrity acting solely as a marketing entity.
  • ii. Pension Fund Sabotage
    Iain’s regulated life settlement fund was destroyed after the FCA labeled the asset class “toxic death bonds.”
  • iii. Hilton Fraud Exposure
    After exposing a £100 million Hilton hotel fraud, Iain returned £20 million to investors. The FCA failed to act and suppressed his witness testimony.
  • iv. FX Platform Destruction
    A £20 million algorithmic FX platform was sabotaged after FCA intervention. Legal action collapsed following witness intimidation.
  • v. Matrix Freedom Targeting
    The FCA issued speculative warnings and restraint orders, dismantled partnerships, and shut down administrative firms globally.

B. These events demonstrate a coordinated campaign to suppress innovation, discredit lawful remedies, and isolate Iain Clifford from the financial system. The FCA’s conduct constitutes abuse of process, regulatory overreach, and a breach of public duty.

5. Legal Basis for Strikeout

A. This Motion is grounded in the principles of equity, natural justice, and procedural law.

B. The absence of lawful standing, jurisdiction, and verified authority renders the proceedings void ab initio.

C. Continuing enforcement under Order 34/2023 constitutes fiduciary trespass and abuse of process.

6. Relief Sought

A. The Motion requires the Court:

  • i. Strike out all proceedings under Order 34/2023 in their entirety;
  • ii. Declare the proceedings void ab initio due to lack of jurisdiction and prosecutorial standing;

7. Public Scrutiny and Transparency

A. This case is now under increasing public scrutiny. Thousands of MATRIXFREEDOM members are actively monitoring the proceedings, and a much wider audience comprising individuals and groups questioning the integrity of the judicial process is becoming aware of the facts.

B. The documentary series The Disrupter, along with supporting videos and webinars, is being widely disseminated to expose the institutional misconduct, regulatory overreach, and judicial failures surrounding this matter.

C. The public interest in this case continues to grow, and all actions taken by the FCA, the judiciary, and associated parties are being documented and preserved for historical and legal record.

D. This Motion to Strike Out is not only a legal imperative—it is a matter of public accountability.

Jurat

I Iain Clifford, holding the office of General Executor of the [IAIN CLIFFORD STAMP] estate, a divine (holy) living spirit, born again, incarnate with life as a man under God’s law, attest and affirm that the aforementioned is true and correct, attested to and submitted by a living, breathing, self-aware man, under God. I further acknowledge that this is an act of my free will and Deed.

I solemnly swear and affirm, under penalty of perjury, that the contents of this document are the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

By: Iain Clifford
Iain Clifford
3rd July Twenty Twenty-Five.

Witnesses

The undersigned witnesses hereby affirm that they personally observed Iain Clifford execute this affidavit, and that, to the best of their knowledge, the facts stated herein are true and accurate.

Witness 1
Proper Name: Andrew Michael
Signature: Andrew Michael
Date: 3rd July 2025

Witness 2
Proper Name: David Ayerst
Signature: David Ayerst
Date: 3rd July 2025

Witness 3
Proper Name: Angela John
Signature: Angela John
Date: 3rd July 2025

Certificate of Service

I Iain Clifford, Certify the foregoing was provided by UK Special delivery mailed to:

  • Office of [KEIR STARMER] – 10 Downing Street, London SW1A 2AA
  • Office of [KING CHARLES III] – Buckingham Palace, London SW1A 1AA
  • Office of [RICHARD HERMER] – Attorney General, 102 Petty France, London SW1H 9EA
  • Office of [YVETTE COOPER] – 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 4DF
  • Office of [ANDREW BAILEY] – Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, London EC2R 8AH
  • Office of [NIKHIL RATHI] – FCA, 12 Endeavour Square, London E20 1JN
  • JCIO – 3rd Floor, 10 Victoria Street, London, SW1H 0NN
  • SFO – Office of Director [LISA OSOFSKY], 2-4 Cockspur Street, London, SW1Y 5BS
  • FCA Complaints Commissioner – [ANTONY TOWNSEND], 1 Horse Guards Road, London, SW1A 2HQ
  • [DEREK ANTHONY SWEETING] – Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, WC2A 2LL
  • [ALASDAIR MACKENZIE] – FCA, 12 Endeavour Square, London, E20 1JN
  • [MATTHEW STONE], [PIETRO BOFFA], [ANTHONY BAUMGARTEN] – FCA and Southwark Crown Court
  • [DAME SUSAN ELIZABETH CARR] – JCIO, Royal Courts of Justice
  • [SHABANA MAHMOOD], [NICK GOODWIN] – Ministry of Justice, HMCTS
  • [DAME VICTORIA SHARP], [DAME SARAH ELIZABETH COCKERILL] – Royal Courts of Justice

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