Does this mean that Trump is trashing most of the DeFacto UNITED STATES corporations employee handbook knows as UNITED STATES Code?
Thursday, December 14, 2017
In 1960, there were approximately 20,000 pages in the Code of Federal Regulations. Today there are over 185,000 pages
In 1960, there were approximately 20,000 pages in the Code of Federal
Regulations. Today there are over 185,000 pages, as seen in the
Roosevelt Room.
Today, we CUT THE RED TAPE! It is time to SET FREE OUR DREAMS and MAKE
AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
Does this mean that Trump is trashing most of the DeFacto UNITED STATES corporations employee handbook knows as UNITED STATES Code?
Does this mean that Trump is trashing most of the DeFacto UNITED STATES corporations employee handbook knows as UNITED STATES Code?
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Who ever wrote this does not know what regulations are for. The regulations are how the executive enforces the statutes passed by Congress. Without a corresponding statute, there can be no regulation. Therefore, if there is an abundance of regulations, that means there are too many statutes, and therein lies the problem. I wish people here would learn how government works, and they would soon learn their republic exists, they just don't know how to keep it as per Ben Franklin.
I wish people would learn that the Bankrupt corporate UNITED STATES is NOT a government but a corporation that was hired to perform 19 specific governmental services to the people. Reference the act of 1871.
The true DeJure government does exist and at this time is interim.
There is no act of 1871. I wish people would wake up and learn to read for yourselves and ignore fake judge anna, get away from this nonsense. The dejure government exists now, just learn the truth and how to use it. STOP SPREADING THIS NONSENSE ABOUT A CORPORATE GOVERNMENT BASED ON NON-EXISTANT LAWS!
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