Are there still any true believers in the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend?
There's a "round number" of $1000 reported to discourage precise accounting this year
Corrupt state and federal officials in Alaska are in possession of too many “tools” in their extortion and money laundering shop, and they don't know what “money” is.
The 2025 Permanent Fund Dividend amount is $1,000.
Free money? I don't think so. It's a total scam, like just about everything else in Alaska.
The application asks for locations and values of all assets in the State, and it's used for garnishments and debt collections in a self-help law state against people who think there's free money on the table.
"Established" plaintiffs with "reasonable" demands for money in a self-help law state such as Alaska are generally entitled to use force and have the assistance of police to garnish or repossess or confiscate any money or property in the state they ask for in good faith even without a court process.
Consumers, individuals or families who are not members of the Establishment are generally required to pay any reasonably appropriate "established" claims against them unless they can prove by a preponderance of the evidence in a court of law they do not owe the money, and they are not in debt.
"Consumer" complaints are generally considered to be in bad faith and immediately dismissed from court in Alaska, and it is also a very strict requirement for consumers and individuals who are not members of established families to prove, again, by a preponderance of the evidence that they are (1) mentally competent, (2) financially responsible, and (3) represented by paid bar counsel at usual and customary rates in good standing with the local bar association in order to file any sort of judicial action against established self-help seizures, confiscations, repossessions, foreclosures and garnishments, which traditionally do not require any court process at all for established claimants, as long as the claims are reasonable and appropriate.
Our mission is to administer the permanent fund dividend program assuring that all eligible Alaskans receive timely dividends, fraud is prosecuted, and all internal and external stakeholders are treated with respect. — Genevieve Wojtusik, Division Director
So vested interests are protected by foreign political operatives in Alaska.
And the State of Alaska is assisting deadbeat parents to evade child support.
A civil admission to class C felony charges is also required of all applicants for this bogus $1000 check.