By Anna Von Reitz
I have been carrying on a conversation for many days now with Americans who consider themselves "United States Citizens" yet insist on making references to the federal constitutions.
These
references almost always include the word "people" or "people's", such
as the "people's right to peacefully assemble" or the "people's right to
petition".
The
problem is that thanks to deliberate and self-interested falsification
of the public records, nearly all of us have been misidentified as
"persons", not "people".
Until
and unless we all wake up en masse and object, the vermin can get away
with this----and it is very profitable for them, so they have no
motivation short of law suits and pitchforks to stop making these insane
false claims against us and continuing to act in Gross Breach of
Trust.
We
must all grasp the fact that "United States Citizens" and especially
Municipal "citizens of the United States" have NEVER had any recognized
guarantees under any of the constitutions----and they still don't.
So,
are you operating in the capacity of a Territorial or Municipal United
States citizen---- that is, as a "person" merely "residing" here on our
shores, obligated to provide us with "essential government services"???
Or
are you a native of a sovereign State of the Union, operating in the
capacity of a United States National without any obligation of public
servitude?
In other words, are you a "person" or one of the "people" of this country?
Bear
in mind that PERSONS like "AMY MARIE MARTIN" are foreigners by
definition and that they have no constitutional guarantees, can't own
land in the actual States, and can't elect anyone to serve their
interests in any lawful public election. At most, they can act as
shareholders and officers of corporations---- like "The United States of
America, Inc." or the "UNITED STATES, INC." and participate as "voters"
in elections hosted by "political parties".
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