Christian Gilbert Tony Nadal v. United States

Are catalogues given to Petitioner ie: Global ■ Sales Limited and Shotgun News firauduleritly • • advertising for sale illegal macHihegun arid si• ’ lencer kits to Petitioner and the public? Cata­ logues that state “No Federal Registration or ■ License is-Required to purchase these items for sale, NO FFL REQUIRED TO PURCHASE? The lower courts should have answered the question per Title 28 U.S.C.A.'- ’Section 1331 - • Federal Question'and Title 28 U.S.C.A. Section 2201 - Creation of Remedy — Chapter 151 Decla -ratory Judgment. Are the machinegun and silencer kits advertis -ed for sale in the catalogues given to Petition­ er listed in the Coram Nobis / Title 28 U.S.C. 1331 of the Petition listed at pages 20 to 59, Machine guns and silencers Regulated under Title 18 and 26 U.S.C.A.?

Does the United States Department of Justice knowingly giving and distributing catalogues ad -vertising through a fraud scheme and selling il­ legal machineguns and silencers to Petitioner and the public violate the 2nd Constitutional Amendment Rights of the persons illegally convict -ed of purchasing those machineguns and silen­ cers?

Does Heck v. Humphrey. 512 U.S. 477 (1994) violate Petitioner’s 5th and 14th Constitutional Amendment Rights when used by Federal Courts and the United States Attorney’s office to stop his civil complaints. Complaints that have