By Anna Von Reitz
A Quick ReCap
In
1933 the vermin in the British Territorial United States Congress
amended The Trading With the Enemy Act to include average Americans as
"aliens" (which we are, thank God, with respect to their illegal and
immoral corporate venture) and as possible "enemies". This gave them an
excuse to seize all our assets and roll everything into trusts under The
Office of the Alien Property Custodian.
The Territorial States of States "took title" to us and our lands and kept
the equitable title to benefit themselves, and they split the takings
with the Municipal United States organization run by the Roman Catholic
Church by giving them the legal title to everything.
And what did we get out of this cozy arrangement?
The bill.
The
schemers abused their position of trust to run up huge debts against
our assets, then claimed bankruptcy protection for themselves and left
us holding the bag.
They did this in 1907 and in 1933 and have tried to pull it again in 2015 and 2017.
Now
the Rothschilds are trying to boot up two new corporate government
structures, one British doing business as THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
LLC chartered in Scotland and one French doing business as The Republic
of the United States of America (Inc.) and we are having none of it.
Non-assumpsit. No contract.
And,
by the way, all those "Delegated Powers" of ours that they were
assuming were there for their new corporations to exercise in our
behalf?
The Delegated Powers returned to us by Operation of Law, and we accepted them back. Formally. On the record.
So there is where it stands. Checkmated.
We,
the Americans, are owed back all our assets free and clear of debt and
encumbrance. We are also owed all the back rent, leases, mortgage
escrows, utility payments, labor contracts, life force value annuities,
and other assets that are rightfully ours.
We
are the Priority Creditors and we are presenting ourselves as the Naked
Owners. The banks are only middlemen with little or no bargaining
position of their own.
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