Does anyone here have U.S.A. Federal student loans?

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Does anyone here have U.S.A. Federal student loans?

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In the year of 2019, I started studied more Federal law and learned about something called the "Contracts Dispute Act." I didn't get too well-read on it, and I'm still not. However, I think I'm read enough on it that I've figured out that it may be applied to Federal student loans. I've been under the suspicion that, somehow, discussion of the Contracts Dispute Act has been hidden from the general public. I've not found discussion of anyone of whom has had a Federal student loan use arguments relative to the Contracts Dispute Act in order to dismiss a loan. I'm not asking for legal advice here. Furthermore, I do not think a person providing an opinion on a legal matter to necessarily mean an individual is practicing law as an attorney. I think the First amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides free discussion of this issue. I sought legal assistance but could find none. I reported such inability to the Clerk of the Court of the Western District (here in Madison, Wisconsin).

Here is an e-mail (some alignment formatting missing) that I sent to an alleged Sarah Orr:
Dennis Francis Blewett
[email protected]
Madison, Wisconsin


To Attorney Sarah J. Orr of the UW-Madison Consumer Law Clinic of the Economic Justice Institute,

This message is a request for assistance from the UW-Madison Consumer Law Clinic. In relation to <https://law.wisc.edu/eji/clc/>, I meet the criteria for assistance because I am dealing with at least one type of problem, namely an alleged debt collector is harassing me. I have communicated to the U.S. Department of Education and the Office of the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Education that I deny that I need to pay any alleged debt. One argument was that, relative to Title 41, Subtitle III of U.S. Code (which involves the Contract Disputes Act), [1] six years of time have tolled since the signing (presumed) of any alleged "Federal government" contract for Federal student loan monies, whereby I was "contractor" to such contract to obtain "property" of the U.S. Government, namely U.S. dollar and [2] I did not hold intent to defraud anyone in the partaking of any alleged Federal government contract, particular the one being argued about being Federal student loan related. My interpretation of things has been that the U.S. Department of Education has been engaged in racketeering by seeking monies from persons ("contractors") of whom have already tolled the six-year mark and the department means to extort monies from such persons through wrongful prosecution, etc. because upon the six-year mark, the U.S. Department of Education would have otherwise developed an allegation of fraud (were it to have "believed such") and pursued prosecution (such interpretation may be derived from interpreting how Title 41, Subtitle III relates to Federal student loans. The end-game of such extortion would then be the embezzlement of such monies (billions of dollars), for whatever or however the U.S. Department of Education has been using such. The other argument I made was "I do not think that I should have to repay any loans because no one has the authority to claim that I am liable for having to repay any one or more loans." This argument was covered in a former e-mail sent to [email protected] on December 15th, 2021, of which I never received a reply. The Consumer Law Clinic of UW-Madison should provide me with a scheduled appointment because the UW-Madison Consumer Law Clinic provides legal services to people who cannot afford to hire an attorney, such as myself.

Sincerely,
Dennis Francis Blewett

P.S.

As I am not sure if my e-mail communications are being intercepted and/or prevented, please leave a response to my request in the Economic Justice Institute mailbox of the UW-Law building (if possible) for me to acquire with the label "For Dennis Francis Blewett." I am referring the mailbox of which I put this in (I "mean" to put a printed copy of this e-mail in the Economic Justice Institute mailbox.
I never did receive a paper response.
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In relation to the Clerk of the Court, I claimed that I was being discriminated against by attorneys and that they were refusing to provide me with legal assistance.
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Here's a scan of something before submission to the Clerk of the Court of the Western District:
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Dennis Blewett wrote: December 30th, 2021, 6:43 pm In the year of 2019, I started studied more Federal law and learned about something called the "Contracts Dispute Act." I didn't get too well-read on it, and I'm still not. However, I think I'm read enough on it that I've figured out that it may be applied to Federal student loans. I've been under the suspicion that, somehow, discussion of the Contracts Dispute Act has been hidden from the general public. I've not found discussion of anyone of whom has had a Federal student loan use arguments relative to the Contracts Dispute Act in order to dismiss a loan. I'm not asking for legal advice here. Furthermore, I do not think a person providing an opinion on a legal matter to necessarily mean an individual is practicing law as an attorney. I think the First amendment of the U.S. Constitution provides free discussion of this issue. I sought legal assistance but could find none. I reported such inability to the Clerk of the Court of the Western District (here in Madison, Wisconsin).

Here is an e-mail (some alignment formatting missing) that I sent to an alleged Sarah Orr:
Dennis Francis Blewett
[email protected]
Madison, Wisconsin


To Attorney Sarah J. Orr of the UW-Madison Consumer Law Clinic of the Economic Justice Institute,

This message is a request for assistance from the UW-Madison Consumer Law Clinic. In relation to <https://law.wisc.edu/eji/clc/>, I meet the criteria for assistance because I am dealing with at least one type of problem, namely an alleged debt collector is harassing me. I have communicated to the U.S. Department of Education and the Office of the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Education that I deny that I need to pay any alleged debt. One argument was that, relative to Title 41, Subtitle III of U.S. Code (which involves the Contract Disputes Act), [1] six years of time have tolled since the signing (presumed) of any alleged "Federal government" contract for Federal student loan monies, whereby I was "contractor" to such contract to obtain "property" of the U.S. Government, namely U.S. dollar and [2] I did not hold intent to defraud anyone in the partaking of any alleged Federal government contract, particular the one being argued about being Federal student loan related. My interpretation of things has been that the U.S. Department of Education has been engaged in racketeering by seeking monies from persons ("contractors") of whom have already tolled the six-year mark and the department means to extort monies from such persons through wrongful prosecution, etc. because upon the six-year mark, the U.S. Department of Education would have otherwise developed an allegation of fraud (were it to have "believed such") and pursued prosecution (such interpretation may be derived from interpreting how Title 41, Subtitle III relates to Federal student loans. The end-game of such extortion would then be the embezzlement of such monies (billions of dollars), for whatever or however the U.S. Department of Education has been using such. The other argument I made was "I do not think that I should have to repay any loans because no one has the authority to claim that I am liable for having to repay any one or more loans." This argument was covered in a former e-mail sent to [email protected] on December 15th, 2021, of which I never received a reply. The Consumer Law Clinic of UW-Madison should provide me with a scheduled appointment because the UW-Madison Consumer Law Clinic provides legal services to people who cannot afford to hire an attorney, such as myself.

Sincerely,
Dennis Francis Blewett

P.S.

As I am not sure if my e-mail communications are being intercepted and/or prevented, please leave a response to my request in the Economic Justice Institute mailbox of the UW-Law building (if possible) for me to acquire with the label "For Dennis Francis Blewett." I am referring the mailbox of which I put this in (I "mean" to put a printed copy of this e-mail in the Economic Justice Institute mailbox.
I never did receive a paper response.
When did you submit the letter?
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December 20th, 2021 was in relation to the e-mail above. December 15th, 2021, a prior e-mail. Regardless, time is not so relevant: age fallacy.
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I submitted the letter to be presented to the clerk of the court December 29th, 2021.
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I think you are expecting too soon of a reply. Post back in a couple of months.
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That's the age fallacy.
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