WELCOME TO, "Brazil Lien Account," the site designed to expose the defaulted $500 BILLION (U.S. Dollars) COMMERCIAL LIEN by Brazil, Federative Republic of Brazil, and others to lienor John Gregory Lambros.

On May 17, 1991, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Minnesota stockbroker, investment banker and international businessman JOHN GREGORY LAMBROS was arrested on a warrant from the United States. He was denied a bail hearing and access to the courts after his arrest in Rio de Janeiro and illegally taken to Brazilia, Brazil where he was tortured. To add insult to injury, the Brazilian Supreme Court ILLEGALLY granted Lambros' extradition to the United States on April 30, 1992, knowing Lambros could only receive a MANDATORY LIFE SENTENCE WITHOUT PAROLE. The Brazilian Constitution prohibits any penalty of a lifelong character (Article 5, Clause XLVII, b) and Article 75 of the Brazilian Criminal Code, limits the maximum sentence in Brazil to thirty (30) years.

For a complete third-party explanation of what happened to John Gregory Lambros and access to court documents, GO DIRECTLY TO: www.brazilboycott.org

In 1996, Lambros filed PUBLIC NOTICE of his COMMERCIAL LIEN against Brazil and on December 17, 1997, Lambros served FINAL NOTICE FOR PAYMENT as to his $500 Billion Dollar Commercial Lien. Brazil choose to be neglectful and failed to appear or answer.

The following information will assist you in understanding Lambros' right to file a Commercial Lien against Brazil.

The State of Minnesota (US) constitution Article 1, Section 8, guarantees every person is entitled to a certain remedy in the law for all injuries or wrongs which he may receive to his person, property, or character ...."

The 1988 new constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil (Republica Federative do Brasil) clearly states within Title II, Fundamental Rights and Guarantees, Chapter I, Individual and Collective Rights and Duties, ARTICLE 5:

Article 5. - All persons are equal before the law, without any distinction whatsoever, and Brazilians and foreigners resident in Brazil are assured of inviolability of the right to life, to liberty, to quality, to security and to property, on the following terms:

III: no one shall be submitted to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment;

IV: the expression of thought is free, and anonymity is forbidden;

V: the right to answer is ensured, in proportion to the offense, besides compensation for property or moral damages or damages to the image;

X: the privacy, private life, honor and image of person are inviolable, and the right to COMPENSATION for property or moral damages resulting from the violation thereof is ensured;

XXXIX: there is no crime without a previous law which defines it, nor is there any punishment without a previous legal imposition;

XL: THE PENAL LAW SHALL NOT BE RETROACTIVE, EXCEPT TO THE BENEFIT OF THE DEFENDANT; (How can the Treaty of Extradition Between the United States of America and the United States of Brazil, signed on January 13, 1961, be legal?)

XLI: the law shall punish any discrimination against fundamental rights and liberties;

XLVII: there shall be NO SENTENCE: b) of life imprisonment; e) which is cruel.

IXXIV: the State shall provide full and gratuitous legal assistance to whoever proves not to have sufficient funds;

LXXV: THE STATE SHALL INDEMNIFY A PERSON CONVICTED BY A JUDICIAL ERROR, AND ALSO A CONVICT WHO REMAINS IMPRISONED LONGER THU THE PERIOD ESTABLISHED IN THE SENTENCE;

LXXVII: Paragraph 2. - The rights and guarantees established in this Constitution DO NOT PRECLUDE others arising out of the regime and the principles adopted by it, or out of INTERNATIONAL TREATIES TO WHICH THE FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL IS A PARTY.

DOWNLOAD ARTICLE 5 OF THE 1988 CONSTITUTION OF THE FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL HERE IN PDF.

On December 17, 1997, John Gregory Lambros served FINAL NOTICE FOR PAYMENT in LAMBROS vs. FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL, et al. in the amount exceeding $500 BILLION. The following lien debtors have defaulted: FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL; FERNANDO HENRIQUE CARDOSO; CATHOLIC CARDEAL DOM JOSE FREIRO FALCAO; LUIZ CARLOS ANDREACI; FRANCESCO TOSCANINO: ITAMAR FRANCO; FERNANDO COLLOR de MELLO; and all persons connected with this action. The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit APPROVED AND ALLOWED THE USE OF THE "COMMON LAW LIEN" that was filed in the deed records office in Denton, Texas against a criminal investigator with the Criminal Investigation Division of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). See, U.S. vs. REEVES, 752 F.2d 995 (5th Cir. 1985). When, as a practical matter, legal remedy may be inadequate because it operates too slowly, self-help remedy provided by lien is allowable under Illinois law. See, LAKE RIVER CORP. vs. CARBORUNDUN CO., 769 F.2d 1284 (7th Cir. 1985). Please review the Final Notice for Payment as to the history of this action and documents filed. The following Brazilian Supreme Court Justices (1992) supported the massive cover-up of authorized slavery and torture to John Gregory Lambros: MARCO AURELIO; LLMAR GALVAO; CELSO de MELLO; SEPULVEDA PERTENCE; PAULO BROSSARD; SYDNEY SANCHES; CARLOS VELLOSO; NERI da SILVEIRA; OCTAVIO GALLOTI; CELIO BORJA; MOREIRA ALVES; and MAURICO CORREA. This document is a total of fifty-nine (59) pages including the certificate of service and exhibits in PDF FORMAT Please note all pages are hand-numbered in the lower right corner to assure order. YOU NEED ADOBE ACROBAT READER TO VIEW AND PRINT THIS DOCUMENT.

DOWNLOAD DECEMBER 17, 1997, FINAL NOTICE OF COMMERCIAL LIEN AGAINST BRAZIL HERE IN PDF.

December 12, 1996 90 Day Notice to comply with the commercial lien that has been filed in Ramsey County, Minnesota, against the government of Brazil and others by John Gregory Lambros, with six attachments.
1996 Public Notice of the lien that has been filed in Ramsey County, Minnesota, against the government of Brazil and others by John Gregory Lambros

WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT "COMMERCIAL LIENS"? Please review the following article by Alfred Adask, "COMMERCIAL LIEN STRATEGY, A PRESIDENTIAL OPINION." This article appeared in the AntiShyster Magazine, Volume 3, No. 1, Jan./Feb. 1993.

LARGE AWARDS AGAINST FOREIGN COUNTRIES FOR TORTURE AND HOSTAGE TAKING

The following lawsuits by Americans citizens that ended in large awards against foreign countries:

a. ANDERSON vs. THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN, et al., 90 F.Supp.2d 107 (D.D.C. 2000). This was the second-largest lawsuit award in 2000, $341.7 million verdict against the Islamic Republic of Iran. Former Associated Press reporter Terry Anderson, whom Iranian-sponsored militants held hostage in Lebanon for seven years won. American law allows Anderson to collect a portion of the judgment from Iranian assets seized and held by the United States.

b.EISENFELD vs. THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN, et al., Cite as: 2000 WL 1918779 (D.D.C. July 11, 2000). On February 25, 1996, Eisenfeld and Duker boarded a bus in Jerusalem to journey to the Archeological dig at Petra, Jordan. The Hamas claimed credit for the bombing of the bus the two where riding in. The court awarded over $300 million in punitive damages.