By Anna Von Reitz
There are
a number of questions that must be asked--- and answered--- by each one of
us. Before asking the first and most fundamental question and not
inviting anyone to blurt out any answers at this point, I want to make my own
position clear.
I do not
now and have never advocated any act of violence, insurrection, or treason
against the Constitution.
I view
the actual Constitution as a flawed contract, but a contract that provides us
with protections and guarantees we would not have otherwise. Those
protections and guarantees are supremely valuable once we place ourselves in a
position wherein we can exercise them.
So let’s begin with what the actual Constitution is--- and let’s
make it clear that when I say “The” Constitution or use the singular form of the
word, I am talking about the real American deal ---and when I use the plural
form of the word, I am talking about constitutions in general as a class of
legal instruments.
All
constitutions, then, are debt agreements--- and so is ours.
These
debt agreements are generally divided into two classes--- equity constitutions
and service constitutions, and in some cases, like ours----both equity and
service are involved in the contract itself.
The
equity is in the nineteen rights known as “powers” which the states
delegated to the federal government. The debt is owed to
the federal government for performing the stipulated services and accepting the
associated liabilities of the states, which would otherwise have to provide
these services.
The parties to this odd agreement are not our actual land
jurisdiction states, but corporations they set up to act for them in the
international jurisdiction of the sea. These are known as “states of states”,
such as the State of Vermont; thus you will see that the “States of America” are
mutually and collectively a party to The Constitution for the united States of
America, and the word “united” is merely an adjective describing the fact that
they are acting in common.
So the states “united” acting through commercial companies known
as “states of states” made an agreement with another entity, whose identity is
purposefully obscured: the newly created “United States”. Unknown
to the public then and to most Americans still, this was the United States
Trading Company, which was formed from the old British colonial investment
companies--- the Virginia Company, the New England Company, and others.
Our
fledgling union of states contracted away nineteen of their duties ---and the
related rights--- to a British-owned and operated commercial company.
They could hardly tell the rest of the people that after eight long years
of war, they were getting back into bed with the British king and giving up a
large portion of all that they had won including control of American commerce,
American treaty-making, American trade policy, American defense capability, and
much more.
Our states were thus effectively controlled by the British king
and emasculated, indeed, castrated in international jurisdiction, even while our
country was being born. By controlling our international defense
forces, our foreign policy, our commerce, our currency, and our trade policies,
the British king could do exactly what subsequent Monarchs have done---- use and
abuse our resources, use our men and boys as gun fodder in wars for profit, use
our women as factory and agricultural slaves, devalue our currency, and control
our votes in every international assembly.
From the
Founding Fathers’ side of it, their deal probably saved more than half the loaf
and forestalled yet another war with England. The crux of the
matter was that the Americans had no Navy to protect shipment of their cotton,
tobacco, ore, timber, wheat and other raw materials to Europe and the British
stood at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, starving for those
commodities. Our lack of a navy to protect our commercial shipping
and Britain’s lack of raw materials were the driving forces behind the adoption
of The Constitution.
It was a
gross sacrifice of power, autonomy, and wealth on our part and a liability laced
with rich benefits for the British king and the colonial investment groups---
which included Americans, like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Ben
Franklin, and others you might know---on the other.
That said, and the motives of the Constitutional Convention fully
exposed, the participants did manage to save the entire land jurisdiction and
also a very substantial portion of undelegated powers in the international
jurisdiction of the sea for future generations. They chained the British king to
an extent by setting limits on what we have fallaciously called the “federal
government”, and by securing guarantees and obligations, including the
obligation of the British Monarch to act as the international trustee of
Americans on the High Seas and Navigable Inland Waterways.
The Constitution was executed by a group of Americans calling
themselves “We, the People”. To grasp what this implies requires
us to go back over two hundred years and learn some things we are never taught
in school.
The word “people” means “militia” in Hebrew.
When
Joshua conquered Canaan he led his “people” in battle----he was leading his
“militia”. Our Forefathers knew this, and so, when they said,
“We, the People” they knew that it meant “We, the Militia”---an important point
that tends to be lost on us today.
Unlike an army, a militia has civilian officers.
Also unlike an army, membership in a militia is a birthright.
You are born as a member of a state militia.
You will
also notice that the word “People” in “We, the People” is capitalized.
In contract law, capitalizing a word indicates a position of
servitude or inferior political status.
The men
signing the Constitution were functioning as Fiduciary Deputies acting in behalf
of their states, and thus were both “people”--- that is, members of their
respective state militias, and, at the same time, public servants.
That’s why in referring to themselves they used the capital “P” on
“People”. Yes, they were members of the American Militia, but they
were acting in a servile capacity while conducting the public’s business.
So what
“We, the People” communicates is really quite different from what everyone
assumes. Unless you are claiming to be a member of a state militia
serving as a business agent or fiduciary, you really shouldn’t be ramming around
using “We, the People” to describe yourselves.
All that
said, all the lies and self-interest and double-dealing and double-speak
revealed, if we sort ourselves out and assert our proper political status, The
Constitution offers us a bulwark against tyranny even today and we would be
foolish to cast it aside or undermine it in any way.
Without the Constitution, we would be facing a most ruthless,
powerful, and immoral adversary: a desperate rogue international commercial
conglomerate which is highly motivated to murder its Priority Creditors----us,
in other words.
If we
give the Federal Government an excuse to kill us by operating outside The
Constitution they will profit five different ways:
1. First, they won’t have to pay us back what they already owe
us----which is many, many trillions of dollars.
2.
Second, they will collect on million dollar – often multi-million dollar life
insurance policies-- they’ve placed on each one of us, naming their own precious
corporation as the beneficiary.
3. Third,
they will seize and profit from all the “abandoned property” that would result
from a Civil War.
4.
Fourth, they will avoid paying the retirement benefits they owe to millions of
Baby Boomers.
5. Fifth,
they will charge the survivors for the “service” of killing us.
They’ve
been trying for several years to get some kind of conflict going.
They’ve tried race hatred, religious hatred, sovereign citizen phobias
and false flags--- all without success. They would like nothing
better than to have us start something for them.
The one
thing standing in their way is the Constitution.
That is why any reckless talk against the Constitution or actions
undermining the Constitution plays into the hands of those who have defrauded
and misused us for so long and who in fact owe us so much.
In my
opinion, whatever fault there may be in the Constitution, it is subject to far
gentler and more intelligent and certain means of reform than that provided by
any sort of insurrection.
The first
question then, that each of us must answer is----do we support and defend the
Constitution, and proceed within its established framework to restore a fully
functioning American government, or do we, as some have suggested--- throw the
Constitution out with the bathwater and tread the same bloody road our
forefathers were forced to endure for eight long years?
My vote is to support and defend the Constitution, while seeking
its full enforcement and eventual reform, but there are voices raised among us
who would have us abandon the necessities of obeying The Constitution.
These voices appeal to our egos and our anger. They preach
their own new gospel and they say that the people can do anything they wish to
do, change anything they want to change, simply by taking a vote and a show of
hands---- even such a sloppy ad hoc show of hands as you can get on a
teleconference call. This, we are told, is sufficient to set new
national frameworks in place.
I must
ask of which nation, because it certainly isn’t mine.
No need, they tell us, to build an actual functioning restored
government for the organic states. No need to consider the tens of
millions of Americans who have no inkling of what we are discussing, who are not
participating, and who have just as much right to know and to take action in the
own behalf as we do. No responsibility to conduct honest
elections. No need to honor anything from the past. No need for
Due Process. No need to respect the requirements of The
Constitution. No need for the Rule of Law.
Everything, they say, is just whatever we say it is.
No doubt
that these same people believe that we have rights without responsibilities, and
protections without duties, and can rule without obligation to anything or
anyone but ourselves. They are, mostly without knowing it,
preaching anarchy and insurrection and the destruction of the union of states---
not restoration and empowerment of the actual counties and states, not the
resumption of effective Checks and Balances.
To me,
the American Government is like a magnificent V8 engine that is presently
running on only two cylinders. I view it as our job to restore it
and get it running right. It requires us to be good mechanics,
know our job, and use the right tools. And we have inherited all
the necessary tools.
Just as it would be foolhardy to try to fix a gas engine without
understanding its parts and how it works, we cannot restore our rightful
government without understanding its parts and how it works, yet the Pied Pipers
among us want us to believe that no such hard work on our parts is
required.
I have
the unenviable and unpopular duty of telling everyone that a lot of hard work,
soul-searching, and education is necessary, that you can’t just hand-wave your
way to a fully functioning American Republic after 150 years of fraud and
neglect. It’s going to take a lot of effort by a lot of people to
restore America, and if we don’t do it right, there is the very real danger that
our remaining two cylinders will blow up in our faces.
The
American Government --- as opposed to the US Government --- is set in a much
larger framework than just the structures and provisions established by The
Constitution. Remember that The Constitution deals only with the
set up and running of the United States---- a corporation responsible for
providing nineteen delegated services. Important as that chunk out
of our loaf is, it says nothing about our land jurisdiction and says nothing
much about our retained non-delegated powers in the international jurisdiction
of the sea, beyond the bald statement provided by Article X.
The Constitution tells us how the delegated services are to be
provided and organized and monitored and paid for and how the “Federal
Government” is to be limited and all that it is obligated to be and do--- and
says nary a word about our own state and county governments ruling the land
jurisdiction, nary a word about the exercise of the non-delegated powers
retained in the international jurisdiction of the sea by our union of states.
Why is that? It’s because those topics are simply
not the subject matter of The Constitution.
The
Constitution is all about our deal with King George and who gets the juicy
government services contracts pertaining to that agreement and who controls what
aspects of international affairs, what the states are owed, and what they pay in
return.
Why, then, would The Constitution talk about our own national
state governments operating the land jurisdiction of this country?
Or even about the undelegated powers in international jurisdiction
retained by the people and the states under Article X?
It wouldn’t and it didn’t.
Generations of Americans have scoured The Constitution looking for
answers how to fix our broken government, but that is like reading a book about
Barn Building, when what we really need to know is How to Raise Cows. The
subjects are somewhat related, but only obliquely. Instructions for
building hay mows and stanchions and waste gutters give information by
inference, but don’t directly instruct us in what we need to know.
So in
Article IV, The Constitution defines the evils of Bills of Attainder and forbids
them, and in Amendment VII makes it clear that the American people are owed
Common Law Courts, and in Article X it mentions that the states retained
undelegated powers not granted to the new United States government, but doesn’t
tell us how to object to Bills of Attainder, or which kind of “Common Law”
Americans are owed, or give us a list of the powers that the states and people
retained.
So far as the writers of The Constitution were concerned it was
assumed and we were expected to know all that for ourselves—but somewhere in the
mass confusion, deceit, and fraud of the Civil War and the Reconstruction
Acts---- we forgot.
We forgot who we are, what our states are, what their jurisdiction
is, how their powers are exercised, how they are meant to operate, and how to
exercise the power of checks and balances. And it’s the same way
with our counties. We forgot that the counties are the domain of
the people and that the counties in turn control the states.
Instead,
the self-interested vermin in DC contrived to turn everything around and upside
down, to usurp upon our lawful counties and states and replace them via fraud
and deceit with corporate franchises willing to do anything and everything their
parent corporations in the District of Columbia demand. They even
contrived to mischaracterize us and our political status, to demean and defraud
us by the use and abuse of unilateral and undisclosed contracts to entrap,
ensnare, and enclose upon the very people these monsters are hired and paid to
protect.
So here we are in 2017, finally dispensing with the fog and
corruption and destruction of the Civil War, finally getting rid of the
carpetbaggers, and working to see our rightful government restored.
Let it be noted that the Missing Pieces are all on our
side.
The US Government created by The Constitution is corrupt and
arrogant and lawless after 150 years of running wild, but it is still
kicking. It’s the American Government that is MIA.
It’s the actual American states that no longer answer roll call
and act to prevent federal usurpation of their power. It’s the
actual American counties that no longer lawfully assemble and do the job of
directing the states. It’s our government that is on the ropes,
firing on only two cylinders----and it’s because our counties and states have
been enfranchised and unlawfully converted by the so-called “federal government”
into mere franchises of their own commercial corporations that Checks and
Balances no longer work to prevent federal overreach, usurpation, and
oppression.
It is
because we have ignorantly allowed ourselves to be called “citizens of the
United States” and allowed our political status to be misrepresented and
mischaracterized, too, that we are oppressed and abused and presumed upon by
these foreign interlopers.
If we are to restore our rightful government and learn to use the
power of The Constitution we are owed, we must first restore and hone the
American Government--- the lawful, unincorporated counties and states of the
land jurisdiction, and restore ourselves as the people of our respective fifty
nation-states.
The key
is in our hands. It is up to us to turn it in the lock.
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