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Plaintiff's response in opposition to SBA's response to objections — Williams v. U.S. Small Business Administration (C.D. Cal.)

Filed January 23, 2025 in Williams v. SBA; one of 15 filings from this case.

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CourtU.S. District Court for the Central District of California
Filed2025-01-23

U.S. District Court for the Central District of California · No. 2:24-cv-09553-RGK-SK · Doc. 30 · 2025-01-23 · Docket on CourtListener

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Brandon Joe Williams 
747-273-0799 
brandon@williamsandwilliamslawfirm.com 
PO Box 1962 
Glendale, CA 91209 
Attorney-in-fact for Plaintiff 
BRANDON JOE WILLIAMS® 
 
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 
 
FOR THE CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA 
 
 
BRANDON JOE WILLIAMS®, 
Plaintiff, 
v. 
UNITED STATES SMALL BUSINESS 
ADMINISTRATION, 
Defendant. 
  No. 2:24-cv-09553-RGK-SK 
Plaintiff’s Response in Opposition to 
Defendant’s: “UNITED STATES 
SMALL BUSINESS 
ADMINISTRATION’S RESPONSE TO 
PLAINTIFF’S ‘OBJECTIONS TO 
COURT ORDER’” [DKT. 28] 
  Honorable R. Gary Klausner 
  United States District Judge 
 
Plaintiff’s Response in Opposition to Defendant’s: “UNITED 
STATES SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION’S  RESPONSE 
TO PLAINTIFF’S ‘OBJECTIONS TO COURT ORDER’” [DKT. 
28] 
 
 
1.​ On page 2, the defense states: “This pleading includes arguments in support 
of the Plaintiff’s Motion for Reconsideration [Dkt. 27], but the pleading itself 
does not request a response from the SBA” 
 
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REBUTTAL: To be clear, this filing was not a motion for reconsideration, nor would 
it fall within the definition of the word “pleading.” I’m not sure if Mr. Ferrall is just 
fishing here or what but this is either a malicious attempt at presumption or, at its 
peak, is fraud.  
 
This filing was objections to preserve the record for an appeal if this case doesn’t 
turn around and the current abuses in discretion are not reversed so that we can 
properly sort out this justiciable controversy. 
 
In the same way that I did not drive over to Mr. Ferrall’s house to tell him what to 
have for breakfast this morning, the choice for the defense to respond to the 
testimony and evidence contained in the affidavit that was submitted into the 
docket (and is hereby to be placed into evidence) is entirely up to Mr. Ferrall. At 
this point, each and every individual point of the affidavit is now the senior facts 
of this case due to the Rules of Evidence #402, 602 and 603. Mr. Ferrall 
continues to be confused as to if he is the witness or advocate for his client. 
 
2.​ On page 2, the defense states: “Courts have construed an “objection” to an 
order filed by pro se plaintiffs as a motion for reconsideration.” 
 
REBUTTAL: That’s cute and fun but, regardless of how “courts” have “construed” 
objections, my filing was ONLY and EXCLUSIVELY objections. Not a “motion for 
reconsideration.” 
 
This court is to entirely ignore this awful attempt to inject a presumption into my 
filings. It’s almost as if Mr. Ferrall is forgetting who his client is, because it 
certainly is not me. 
 
3.​ On page 2, the defense states: “To the extent the Court considers the 
Plaintiff’s Objections as a motion for reconsideration, the Plaintiff’s 
Objections is duplicative of his Motion for Reconsideration, filed on 
January 10, 2025. 1 Dkt. 27.” 
 
REBUTTAL: This is not to be “considered” anything. My filing was what it says it 
was and Mr. Ferrall appears to be skirting the edge of trying to give me legal 
advice as to what my filings are. 
 
4.​ On page 2, the defense states: “To the extent that Plaintiff brings his 
Objections as a non-human entity, as “BRANDON JOE WILLIAMS ®” – a 
“public corporation” [Dkt. 24   1], the Court should deny the motion 
because a non-human entity cannot appear pro se in this Court and must 
be represented by a member of this Court’s bar. See CD. Cal. L.R. 
83-2.1.1.1; 83-2.2; 83-2.2.2” 
 
REBUTTAL: The term “represent” means the following: “To appear in the 
character of; personate; to exhibit; to expose before the eyes. To represent 
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a thing is to produce it publicly. Dig. 10, 4, 2, 3; In re Matthews, 57 Idaho, 75, 
62 P.2d 578, 580, 111 A.L.R. 13. To represent a person is to stand in his 
place; to supply his  lace; to act as his substitute. Plummer v. Brown, 64 
Cal. 429, 1 P. 703; Seibert v.  unn, 216 N.Y. 237, 110 N.E. 447, 449.” 
 
As made clear in the definition, the term “represent” means there are a minimum 
of TWO parties needed for the word to be operative. So in the sentence “are you 
representing yourself?” there must be two independent parties: one as defined by 
the word “you” and another as defined by the word “yourself.” 
 
When taking the Commerce Clause of the Constitution into consideration, this 
makes perfect sense: the “you” would be defined as “ a ‘man’ of the ‘Union,’” in 
accordance with the Honorable Justice Miller in The Slaughter-House Cases, 
83 US 36 (U.S. Supreme Court - 1873),” while the word “yourself” would be 
defined as “a commercial entity that can be entered into the public arena as a 
‘person’ under the Commerce Clause. In its most basic form, this person is called 
a ‘sole proprietorship.’” 
 
In order for the court to have “plenary power” over a plaintiff or defendant, that 
plaintiff or defendant must fit within the Commerce Clause. 
 
EVERYONE who is suing pro se is operating under the above equation, even if that 
situation is not clearly delineated like I have done so in this case. I truly believe that very 
few people are even aware of this fact. This fact was also clearly delineated in my 
affidavit (Docket #24-1 and 27-1) under point #17 and has not been rebutted in 
accordance with the Rules of Evidence #402, 602 and 603. 
 
Non-commercial entities may not sue in Federal or State court due to the Commerce 
Clause of the Constitution. Hence the reason I was given a sole proprietorship with a 
Social Security Number (tax-identification number) near my birth. I am not opposed to 
this system and am quite pleased to have this sort of setup as it buffers me and gives 
me limited liability at all times in commerce. 
 
A sole proprietorship is a unique type of entity that may be represented by its “owner,” 
due to the fact that the sole proprietorship and the owner are typically considered to be 
the same “person.” The reason why this is, is due to the fact that, since a “man” of the 
“Union” is not legally an “individual” or “person,” the courts are unable to directly “see” 
and address them. Whereas the sole proprietorship is a strictly commercial entity where 
the “owner” has expressed some kind of commercial interest in it, thus allowing a sort of 
“filter” or “flowthrough” that permits the court to “see” the “man” of the “Union.” 
 
United States v. Doe, 465 US 605 (U.S. Supreme Court - 1984) is an excellent case 
that speaks about this situation in detail. 
 
The facts of this situation are not new or novel, it’s only the explicit explanation and 
delineation in this case that is unique. This situation applies to EVERY pro se case that 
has existed for over 100 years in our court system. 
 
In conclusion: 
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The defense has failed to place any evidence on the record, in accordance with the 
Rules of Evidence #402, 602 and 603. As a result, each and every fact on the affidavit 
that has been previously submitted on docket #24-1 and 27-1  are now the facts of this 
case. Mr. Ferrall is in complete agreement with each and every individual point in the 
affidavit. 
 
This allows the case to be released back to State court and that should be done 
immediately so that this case can be properly processed using the California 
Commercial Code. This Federal court does not have the authority to adjudicate this case 
and should simply move this case back to where lawful relief can be granted for the 
concerns in the original complaint, which would be State court. 
 
At this point, both the plaintiff and the defense are in complete and total agreement on 
each individual point of the affidavit previously submitted in Docket #24-1 and 27-1. This 
will allow for smooth and swift transfer as there is no justiciable controversy available on 
the facts laid forth in the affidavit. 
 
The plaintiff and his agent have the right to seek justice and relief for the theft and 
peonage involved in this justiciable controversy and to dismiss this case would be a 
severe abuse of discretion. This case is to be remanded back to State court as it only 
contains State causes of action. 
 
 
Local Rule 11-6.2 Certificate of Compliance: 
The undersigned counsel of record for BRANDON JOE WILLIAMS® certifies that this 
memorandum contains 1,418 words and is 4 pages which complies with the word limit 
set by L.R. 11-6.1 and the page limit set by the Court’s Standing Order [Dkt. 6] 
 
 
Dated: January 23, 2025 
Respectfully submitted, 
 
BRANDON JOE WILLIAMS® 
By: /s/ Brandon Joe Williams, agent 
 
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