By Anna Von Reitz
The second great error that we are heir to, is thinking that the United States Supreme Court is the Supreme Court for the Union States. It's not. It never has been. The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania holds that honor --- and notice that I said "Supreme Court of Pennsylvania" not "Supreme Court of the State of Pennsylvania".
The
United States Supreme Court is the Supreme Court for the Federal
Government --- all three branches: Federal, Territorial, and Municipal.
It's job is to tell the President and the Congress when they have
overstepped the limitations imposed by the constitutional agreements.
They are present to "interpret" the Constitutions and render their
"opinion".
It
is important to realize that although these people are presumed to be
highly skilled and experienced, at the end of the day, they give their
opinions like anyone else. There is nothing sacrosanct about the whole
process nor its end result. Supreme Court decisions have later been
overturned by different Supreme Court opinions.
Whether
or not the United States Supreme Court does its job and how well it
performs is highly dependent on the temperament and dedication of the
Justices as a group. Some Supreme Court groups are wise and dedicated.
Others are petty and incompetent or politically motivated to the point
that they no longer serve reason nor justice.
The
retirement of Justice Kennedy has opened up a flurry of controversies
and general excitement, as President Trump will have the opportunity to
recommend another new Justice.
We
should all be concerned by the flaw in our process which allows a
President to choose and a Congress to approve their own judges.
We
should also note that the power of the United States Supreme Court is a
negative power. It offers its opinion and guidance to stop (hopefully)
abuses in contradiction to the constitutional agreements, but has no
ability to mandate or provide good legislation or appropriate executive
orders. It can only say --- yes, this works or no, this doesn't work
--- and here's why.
Thus, all these rulings
of the United States Supreme Court tell the President, the Congress, the
Departments and the Agencies what they can and cannot get away with.
They provide direction and guidance for Federal employees in the
accomplishment of their duties.
That said, the
United States Supreme Court --- especially when acting as the
Territorial or Municipal Supreme Court --- is totally unable to tell us
what to do when we are not acting in the capacity of a Federal employee,
dependent, or corporation.
So long as we
properly declare ourselves and the capacity in which we are acting, our
private lives remain private. And so do the affairs of our republics
and States.
Notice again, I said "States"
like Vermont ---- not "States of States" like the State of Wisconsin or
"STATES OF STATES" like the STATE OF OHIO.
The
States of States and STATES OF STATES are foreign Territorial or
Municipal entities with respect to us and our States of the Union
Federation, and they are subject to the rulings of the United States
Supreme Court because they are operating as state franchises of the
Territorial United States and Municipal United States, respectively.
In
this manner, the Territorial and Municipal levels of the Federal
Government have contrived to extend their power and influence --- and
the power and influence of United States Supreme Court decisions ---
down into our daily lives and to secure control over local government
via undisclosed proxy.
This
is why United States Supreme Court decisions seem to be so very
important and to have such drastic impact --- for good or ill. Rulings
that should concern only the Federal Government have usurped into the
daily lives of Americans who aren't even direct Parties to the
constitutional agreements allowing the Federal Government to exist.
Both
the Territorial and Municipal levels of the Federal Government have
gone into business for themselves and set up shop in our States of the
Union and have used false advertising and similar names deceits to fool
people --- passing off the "State of Hawaii" or the "STATE OF HAWAII" as
Hawaii ---and subjecting Hawaiians (in this example) to laws and powers
that are, and are meant to be, totally foreign to them.
So,
all those United States Supreme Court rulings are important, but they
are supposed to be important to Federal Employees, Dependents, and
Corporations --- not to Joe Average American, who is supposed to know
and be operating his own court system.
2 comments:
There is no such thing as the United States Supreme Court. The existing court is the Supreme Court of the United States. See:
https://www.supremecourt.gov/
Once again fake judge anna lies and her cult members eat it up. If she were right about this Pennsylvania court nonsense, (which is a theory that someone else came up with many years ago and has been proven false if anyone would do any research and stop listening to this hag) she would take her cases there and win. Can you name one time she has done this?
Just like clockwork.. The Trolls show up.
Did you know I am a king? I can prove it!
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