Sunday, November 25, 2012

Corporate US


   One simple but crucial consideration of the following legal fact can help us understand the current state of affairs in America. The United States is a privately-owned and trademarked corporation. They admit this plainly: the US code explicitly defines “United States” as “a Federal corporation.” Go look it up under Title 28- Judiciary and Judicial Procedure( Part VI, Chapter 176, Subchapter A). It is right there in print for all to see. Why does this matter? Because they've been lying to us. Many Americans believe our nation operates under our famous constitutional charter. 
     This does not explain the unending lines of legislation, laws, codes, and ordinances that we have today because our national constitution is a limiting document, the government shall make NO law doing this or that. Well the 33rd Congress in 1912 adopted, for the corporate entity that will be explained, a new constitutional charter. We are operating under a corporate organizational charter and not our founding constitution. Besides, we have no constitutional rights anyway because it does not apply to us. It merely lists the rights we already have. Today we abide by corporate rules and regulations.
    We have reached this point by our consent to exchange our real rights for the benefits and privileges of the corporation.  The corporate state grants you permission to drive on their roads, in the process waiving your inherent rights. Under the Motor Vehicle Act, you play the role of  “licensed driver”... you are not allowed to break the corporation's rules of the road. If you do so, another actor, in the role of 'policeman', in full costume and funny hat, can write you a ticket... it's all a show! Why do you think it is called an ACT? In this show you pay the corporation to take away your rights, then pay them some more if you break their rules. Why do you think people are charged  with a crime? It's all about money and it's all legal. These codes, statutes, and regulations are legal within the corporation. Of course it always goes deeper, so we encourage further study. Here is a very brief outline of key points:
    The Disctrict of Columbia Organic Act of 1871 created a municipal corporation to govern the District of Columbia. The problem here is the municipal government was already incorporated under charter in 1808. Because organic is in the title, this means the creation of a new entity and not an amendment or change to a previous charter. It is the first of its kind, its organizing charter. They (Congress) name this new private corporation “The District of Columbia”owned by the municipality that created it (our government). Same name, different rules.
  This is the origin, and it slipped through in the aftermath of the civil war. Anyway,this “District of Columbia” entity trademarks the names United States, US, USA, and America... a private corporation operating to conduct the business of government. This corporate US adopts a constitution they slyly call the United States Constitution or Constitution for the United States,  which is not our founding document. They are different constitutions, which is why you will find many discrepancies in the study of the “ratification” of the amendments. For example the 13th Amendment was dropped in the corporate constitution. Even so, always remember that the constitution does not grant rights, it merely tells us what the government cannot do. It limits federal power and does not give you rights.
    Anyway, next the corporate US sells bonds to cover its costs. Who funds it? Well, the wealthy merchant banks. In 1912 these debts are due and the US cannot pay. The merchant banks agree to settle the debt for all assets  of the US and its treasury. They own the US, but the merchants were not satisfied  and they would capitalize even further: In 1912 they create a private corporation and name it the Federal Reserve Bank. In 1913 the US sulks back to the merchant banks for more loans, who deny the loans and instead suggest a partnership with their newly created Federal Reserve Bank.
     This new corporate alliance forms our debt-based reserve banking system. The US agrees to conduct business with notes issued by the Fed, not real money because they have none. The merchants own all the assets while the US operates with debt instruments they call notes... look on the dollar bill that says for all debts public and private. This is not money, but The Fed's worthless notes. Furthermore, the relationship between the US and the Fed is strictly corporate (does not involve any governments), it is governed by private contracts, not our constitution. We spend our lives working in a system that sold  us to be used as collateral for debt to international bankers. Wonder why the commerce seal is stamped on your birth certificate? This goes so much deeper, there will be much more later.

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