seven transitions of american citizenship 64 pages 14 april 2013

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Seven Transitions of American Citizenship


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$* +rom Stats to &e Stats---1)6)+e.eral American Citizenship to &ational American Citizenship

/n.erstan.ing 0o Americans Transitione. from %eing +irst Citizens of

r State an. there2 Citizens of these /nite. States 3Article $, Section !5,

ith Privileges an. $mmnities that incl.e. Common 7a rights on a

+e.eral 7evel, incl.ing the +irst Eight 8ights of the %ill of 8ights,

To %eing +irst Citizens of the /nite. States an. there2 Citizens

f the State herein the2 Privatel2 8esi.e. at Common 7a3+orteenth Amen.ment, Section 15, ith Privileges an. $mmnities

That incl.e. NOCommon 7a 8ights on a +e.eral 7evel

$$* 7oss of Common 7a 8ights---1)(#+n.amental 8ights9Common 7a 8ights

Spreme Cort .eclares +n.amental 8ights9Common 7a 8ights

ARE NOT

Privileges an. $mmnities of %roa.ene. :&ational; American Citizenship

$$$* +rom &e Stats to Contract---1'"6&ational 14thAmen.ment American Citizen %ecomes Suretyfor

Artificial Person9Plic :/*S* Citizen;

/n.erstan.ing ho the +orteenth Amen.ment American Citizen%ecameSuretyfor an Artificial Public U.S. citizenin Commercep* 41!

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:0aving secre. the territor2 of Paraga2, a Portgese possession in Soth

America, the Jesits fon.e. a ing.om there, an. ecame its sovereigns

Has they are today in !th"mendment "merica#I* The2 treate. the natives at

first ith in.ness, an. taght them several sefl arts, t 2-an.-2 the2

change. their polic2, an., re.cing them to slaver2, compelle. them to

laor for their enefit Has do all wor$ing "mericans today#I* Dealing ot to

the Paraga2an peasant from the pro.ce of his on toil as mch as ol.

sffice to fee. an. clothe him Has per the socialist%communist%ma&im,

From each according to his a'ility and to each according to his need now

imposed upon wor$ing "mericans (ia the socialist%communist income)e&cise

ta&I, the +athers lai. p the rest in large storehoses, hich the2 ha. erecte.

for the prpose* The2 ept carefll2 conceale. from the nole.ge of

Erope this seemingl2 eBhastless sorce of ealth Htoday,e&clusi(e credit

created out of nothing with no needed collateral and issued from their

Federal *eser(e +an$ to the ongress of the "merican -e Facto .ilitaryGo(ernment esta'lished on .arch /, /00I, that no one else might share its

seets* The2 contine. all the hile to .ra from it those vast sms

hereith the2 carrie. on their machinations in the l. orl. Hceaseless

wars on heretic and infidel nations while ruling the go(ernments of

1uropeI* ith the gol. rng from the Paraga2an peasants@ toil the2 hire.

spies, rie. cortiers, opene. ne missions, an. maintaine. that pomp an.

splen.or of their estalishments 2 hich the poplace ere .azzle.*; =9>

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:The2 Hthe 2esuitsI entere. into tra.e, an. ere scattere. all over the orl.,

earing no otar. appearance t that of merchants< 2et eeping p a

secret correspon.ence ith one another an. ith their eneral, an.

transmitting intelligence an. ealth from all arters of the gloe* * * *:f their mercantile concerns, =* =artin, governor Pon.icherr2, oserves,

M$t is certain that, neBt to the Dtch, the Jesits carr2 on the greatest an.

most pro.ctive commerce in $n.ia* Their tra.e srpasses even that of the

English, as ell as that of the Portgese, ho estalishe. them in $n.ia* * * *

MThese .isgise. Jesits are intriging ever2here* The secret intercorse

hich is preserve. among them instrcts them mtall2 in the merchan.ize

hich the2 oght to 2 an. sell Hinsider tradingI, an. ith hat nation the2

can most a.vantageosl2 tra.e< so that these mase. Jesits mae an

immense profit of the societ2, to hich the2 are alone responsile, throghthe me.im of those Jesits ho traverse the orl. in the hait of St*

$gnatis, an. eno2 the confi.ence, no the secrets, an. act n.er the

or.ers of the hea.s of Erope* These Jesits, .isgise. an. .isperse. over

the hole earth, an. ho no each other 2 signs, lie the +reemasons,

invarial2 act n.er one s2stem* The2 sen. merchan.ize to other .isgise.

Jesits, ho, having it ths at first han., mae a consi.erale profit of it for

the societ2* * * *@

M$n Erope, an. even in +rance, the2 have ans in the most commercial

cities, sch as =arseilles, Paris, enoa, an. 8ome* $n a..ition to this the2

plicl2 sell .rgs in their hoses< an., in or.er to their sanction in this, the2

procre. from Pope regor2 N$$$ the privilege of eBercising the art of

me.icine* Even in 8ome, in spite of the opposition of the tra.esmen, an.

the prohiitions of the Pope, the2 carr2 on tra.e in aning, grocer2, etc*

7et s imagine tent2 thosan. tra.ers, .isperse. over the orl., from

Japan to %razil, from the Cape of oo. 0ope to the north, all the

correspon.ents of each other, all lin.l2 secte. to one in.ivi.al H the

2esuit Superior GeneralI, an. oring for him alone

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8o2al EBchange, 1)##5, pp* 1>4, 1>>, 1>6, 1>(*

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Societ# of @esus

Conclusions

$* As the Jesits ere firstmilitar2 sol.iers an. then secon.l2, sol.iers in

commerce, even so ever2 14th Amen.ment Private American Citizen

ol. e ma.e aSuretyfirst for his artificial person9siness trst9Plic

:/*S* citizen; first create. for commerce 2 the state-file. %irth

Certificate, an. then pt in commerce as collateral for the .et of +D8@s

-e FactoAmerican =ilitar2 overnment estalishe. on =arch ', 1'##*

Ever2 14thAmen.ment Private American Citizen as ma.e Suretyfor an

attache. Plic :/*S* citizen;9Jesit 8oman persona in commerce* $n

terms of the plicall2 file., %irth Certificate Contract %siness Trst,

ever2 14thAmen.ment Private American Citizen is the Propert# in the

Trst* %2 implie. agreement9operation of la, the Propert#as pt toor to e theSuretyfor his attache. Plic :/*S* citizen;9Jesit 8oman

persona in commerce* The Trusteehol.ing legal title to the Propert#is

the state of irth or the state of plic9stattor2 resi.ence of the

eneficiar#9Plic :/*S* citizen*; The r.er@s C+8-controlle.

American militar2 government can eBcise9privilege taB the income of

these state-create., artificial persons hich are Plic :/*S* citizens; st

as all corporations are Plic :/*S* citizens*; 0ence, ever2 Plic :/*S*

citizen; is a-e FactoJesit in commerce for the enefit of the Societ2 of

Jess in ringing the final pope of 8ome to orl. poer then to e the

Antichrist9=an-%east 38ev* 1#?#-1"5*

$$* The =ilitar2 Compan2 of Jess age. its -Bol# $ars/aron. the orl.

finance. 2 the Commerce of the Societ2 eno2ing eBclsive

commercial privileges from the pope an. nlimite. private fn.ing* This

same .esign ol. govern the r.er@s 14th Amen.ment American

Empire, the r.er sing its &ational Plic :/*S* citizens; an. cartel-

capitalist corporations 3also Plic :/*S* citizens;5 to fight an. finance

the imperial .esigns of the Compan2 for over one hn.re. 2ears*

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Societ2 of Jess Controlling orl. Commerce of the Papac2 Sppresse. an.

EBtingishe. 2 Papal %ll $sse. 2 Pope Clement N$

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Pope poisone. for sppressing an. eBtingishing the Societ2 of Jess*

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hite Protestants an. hite %aptist Calvinists estalish :These; /nite.

States of America ith a Protestant Pres2terian Calvinist Constittion an. a

%aptist Calvinist %ill of 8ights* Constittion ritten in 1()(< ne

government goes into effect in 1()'< eorge ashington first presi.ent*

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Sppresse. Jesits estalish eorgeton College inten.e. to e the overseer

of ftre capital, ashington, D*C*, once the r.er ol. e restore.*

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Jesit Temporal Coa.tor Fing eorge $$$ resces Pope Pis $$ from his

five-2ear imprisonment 2 &apoleon $< %ritish forces retrn pope to 8ome,

1)6>* 7incoln soght to rea.mit the Sothern States ac into the /nion

ith the same stats ith hich the2 ha. sece.e.* 7incoln@s plan as

against centralization an. ltimate empire via the impen.ing +orteenth

Amen.ment* +or more 2ears of Presi.ent 7incoln ol. have reslte. in

the Sothern States eing rea.mitte. into :the l. /nion*; An. there ol.

have een no 14thAmen.ment, no socialist-commnist 8econstrction an.

no attempte. force.-miscegenation of hites ith %lacs* The %lacs ere

to e restore. ac to Africa as this ol. have foile. the plan of the r.er

sing militar2 government to forcefll2 impose miscegenation on the nole

hite Protestant an. %aptist peoples of the Soth .ring the +irst

8econstrction 31)6>-1)((5, hich in fact faile., an. the Secon.

8econstrction 31'##-Present5, hich in fact, has sccee.e.*

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+e.eral eneral illiam T* Sherman accepts the srren.er of Confe.erate

eneral Joseph Johnston, April 1), 1)6>* The agreement incl.e. the

restoration of the Confe.erate States to their lost places in the /nion, hich

in trn ol. have restore. :the /nion as it as*; This agreement as

overrle. 2 Jesit Coa.tor E.in Stanton in ashington, Sherman then

or.ere. to resme hostilities* /pon Sherman@s arning, Johnson then

srren.ers to Sherman on the same gron.s as 7ee ha. srren.ere. to rant*

Sherman@s first agreement ol. have prevente. centralization an. empire

via the impen.ing 1)66 Civil 8ights act that ol. morph into the

+orteenth Amen.ment* eneral Sherman@s son, Thomas Sherman, ol.

later ecome one of the most inflential Jesits of the earl2 !"thcentr2,

a.vising Presi.ent Theo.ore 8oosevelt to re-enact his father@s rthless

:=arch to the Sea; from Atlanta to Savannah* eorgia tterl2 fori.s it*

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Sothern States refse to ratif2 the +orteenth Amen.ment after the2 ha.

ratifie. the Thirteenth Amen.ment* Therefore the2 ere place. n.er

=artial 7a ntil the2 ol. ratif2 the +orteenth Amen.ment hich

occrre. 2 1)(" via ashington D*C*@s reconstrcte., pppet state

governments overseen 2 five +e.eral Arm2 generals* The tre prpose of

=artial 7a an. 8econstrction of Sothern State governments as to force

the constittional ratification of the +orteenth Amen.ment via fe.eral

a2onets after all the Sothern States, save one, ha. ratifie. the Thirteenth

Amen.ment* =eanhile, ashington threatens to confiscate ever2 piece of

8oman Catholic Chrch propert2 nless the pope retrns 7incoln assassin

John Srratt to America for trial*

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Jesit Temporal Coa.tor Sir Benr# 'aineplishes his legal masterpiece

"ncient Law6 Its onnection with the 1arly History of Society, and its

*elation to .odern Ideas3&e Gor? 0enr2 0olt an. Compan2, 1)645* 0is

formla for imposing the 8oman Civil 7a in place of the English9

American Common 7a as :5e"al 0iction& Euit# an 5e"islation*; $n

philosoph2 its parallel is :Sstance, =o.e an. Circmstance*;

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:$n the first place, e as that the2 HSouthern States, 12PI ill agree to

certain changes in the Constittion of the /nite. States< an., to egin ith,

e ant them to nite ith s in roa.ening the citizenship of the 8eplic*

The slaves recentl2 emancipate. 2 proclamation, an. sseentl2 2

Constittional Amen.ment H0th"mendment, 12PI, have no legal stats*

The2 shol. e ma.e citizens* e .o not, 2 maing them citizens, mae

them voters Hnot until the 8th"mendment#, 12PI,---e .o not, in this

Constittional Amen.ment, attempt to force them pon Sothern hite men

as eals at the allot-oB< t e .o inten. that the2 shall e a.mitte. to

citizenship, that the2 shall have the protection of the las, that the2 shall

not, an2 more than the reels shall, e .eprive. of life, of liert2, or

propert2, without due process of law, an. that Mthe2 shall not e .enie. the

eal protection of the la*@ An. in maing this eDtensionof citizenship,

e are not confining the rea.th an. scope of or efforts to the negro* *t is

for the %hite man as %ell. $e inten to mae citizenship National*0eretofore, a man has een a citizen of the /nite. States ecase he as a

citizen of some one of the States? no, e propose to reverse that, an.

mae him a citizen of an2 State here he chooses to resi.e 2 .efining in

a.vance his National citizenship--- an. or Amen.ment .eclares that Mall

persons orn or natralize. in the /nite. States, an. sect to the

ris.iction thereof, are citizens of the /nite. States an. of the States

herein the2 resi.e*@ This Amen.ment ill prove a great eneficence to this

generation, an. to all ho shall sccee. s in the rights of American

citizenship< an. e as the people of the revolte. States to consent to this

con.ition as an antece.ent step to their rea.mission to Congress ith

Senators an. 8epresentatives*; =!> HEmphasis ae in bolI

3&ote? Citizenship .etermines ris.iction* +rom Jl2 !), 1)6) to =arch ',

1'##, Private American Citizens ere sect to a proce.ral an.

sstantive Common 7a Civilian Process an. Proce.re of the /nite.

States corts* So if the r.er plotte. to change the ris.iction of the /nite.

States from a Common 7a ris.iction to a =artial98oman Civil 7a

ris.iction via the Emergenc2 ar Poers Proclamation of +D8, then the

citizenship mst also e change.* ne is a citizen of the /nite. States if heis orn in the /nite. States an. sect to its ris.iction* %t if the .icial


4* James * %laine,Political -iscussions3%oston? 8an. Aver2 Compan2, 1)6(5, pp*

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:ris.iction of the /nite. States; ol. e altere. into a legislative9eit2

ris.iction impose. 2 a de factomilitar2 government an. the de 4ure

citizenship of Section 1 of the +orteenth Amen.ment as not also altere.

3:re.ce. to an inferior gra.e 2 the states;5, then that Private American

Citizen garantee. a civilian:.e process of la; 2 Section 1 of the

+orteenth Amen.ment ol. not e sect to the ne martial process

an. sseent in personam.icial ris.iction of the /nite. States* As a

Private American Citizen, he ol. not e a Plic :/*S* citizen; treate. as

a :reel an. a elligerent; sect to the ne martial process of the /nite.

States fe.eral corts to e impose. in 1'#', an. therefore he ol. e as

:forei"n; to that nel2 create. martial process an. legislative9eit2

ris.iction of oth fe.eral an. state corts*5

Sch as the case* %efore all the Sothern States col. e rea.mitte. ac

to Congress, each state ha. to ratif2 the +orteenth Amen.ment* These ver2same Sothern States ha. all ratifie. the Thirteenth Amen.ment save one*

%2 refsing to ratif2 the +orteenth Amen.ment, the Sothern States ere

$77EA77G eBpelle. from Congress ntil the2 ol. consent to the

amen.ment inten.e. to centralize poer in ashington an. create a de facto

empire, the de factomilitar2 government later to e impose. in 1'##* This

as the secret-t-tre prpose for hich the loo.2 an. .estrctive ar

%eteen the States9ar of &orthern Aggression as incite. an. age. 2

Scottish-8ite9=asonic Jesit Temporal Coa.tors rling ashington, D*C*

The hole process as totall2 criminal, for ho col. the Sothern states

lafll2 ratif2 a Constittional Amen.ment hen the2 ere not memers of

the /nionO This is :force. conversion; of Sothern :heretics an. lierals;

at the point of fe.eral a2onets

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Accor.ing to AleDaner Stephens, former ice Presi.ent of the Sothern

Confe.erac2, the +orteenth Amen.ment ol. accomplish the folloing if

volntaril2 ratifie. :at the point of fe.eral a2onets?;

:There is no necessit2 for looing into, or eBamining the provisions of this

Act Hfirst *econstruction "ct of 9::I in .etail* $t is enogh to no that

n.er it, all the Civil Athorities of ten States are completel2 sverte., an.

their entire poplation secte.---temporaril2, at least---to the .espotism of

=artial 7a &ot even a +e.eral J.ge is permitte. to interfere, or re.ress

an2 rong, hether small or great, inflicte. 2 either of the five Satraps,

among hom the several =ilitar2 Districts are .ivi.e. Htwo of those

Satraps, Generals Philip Sheridan and 2ohn Schofield, later to 'ecome

ommanding Generals of the 3S "rmy and would o(ersee the ;8%year war

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ultimate Consoliation of Po%er at hich these H*adical *ed)+lac$

*epu'lican)Socialist%ommunistI lea.ers have een aiming all the time, t

hich the2 are not 2et ite prepare. openl2 to .eclare * * *

:>* The neBt an. last great fact to e orne in min., in consi.ering the

8eslts of the ar, an. to hat it has le. ths far in the vie e are taing,

is that the Centralistshave not as 2et openlyproclaime. their ultimate

oect, mst less have the2 acte. in an2thing .one 2 them p to this time,

pon an2 claim of the actal consmmation of that oect, hich e have

seen, is Hde factoI Consoliation an Empire* The2 have not as 2et openl2

.enie. the +e.erative character of the Hde 4ureI overnment, hoever in

.irect ar pon its Principles their acts have een co(ertlyaime.* This is

an eDceein"l# important fact to be speciall# note an ept in min.

These monstros 8econstrction =easres, ith all their enormities an.

fatal ten.encies toar.s ultimate completeCentralism an EmpireHdefactoI, arestillase. pon the assmption that the States, as separate

integral parts, constitte memers of hat is still, in words, at least,

acnole.ge. to e aFederal 3nionHde 4ureI# All these ol. srpations

of poer are, pon their face, nothing t resorts to in.ce, or to compel,

under duress,the Peoples of the several Sothern States to go throgh the

HconstitutionalI forms of a.opting the +orteenth Amen.ment, as an

a..itional Article to the Constittion* This polic2 is avoe.l2 ase. pon

the principle of (oluntary consent on the part of these States* The

programme of the 8econstrctionists ths far, procee.s pon the assmption

that the voluntar# ratification of all Amen.ments to the Constittion 2 at

least three-forths of the integral memers of the /nion Hde 4ureI is essential

to their vali.it2* * * *; =7> HEmphasis ae in bol or in bracetsI

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>* Stephens, AleBan.er," onstitutional @iew of the Late >ar +etween the

StatesA Its auses, haracter, onduct and *esults, 3Phila.elphia? &ational

Plishing Compan2, 1)("5, ol* $$ of $$, pp* 64(-64), 64'-6>"*

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Te&as (? >hite, (4 /S (""< Spreme Cort .eclares no state no has the

right to sece.e* +irst FFF is formall2 .issolve. 2 eB-Scottish-8ite

+reemason Confe.erate eneral &athan %e.for. +orrest, he .eclaring it has

ecome too violent hile its chaplain as an $rish-American 8oman

Catholic priest, +ather Jaco 82anQRlo2al to the pope of 8ome* FFF

contines n.ergron. le. 2 Spreme Scottish-8ite +reemason Alert Pie,

to e formall2 revive. in eorgia, 1'1>, as the secon. FFF an. contines

to this .a2 3!"1#5* This secon. FFF is hatefll2 anti-Je, hatefll2 anti-

%lac, hatefll2 hite Spremacist an. preten.s to e anti-8oman

Catholic98oman papac2*

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ashington, D*C*, is incorporate.* The District of Colmia is no a ne

cit2* The Jesits have mo.ele. their ne de facto:American Empire of the

est; after their atican 8oman Empire* ashington, District of Colmia,

is no the center cit2 of poer< the States are in 0ormde 4uresovereign

states in a de 4ure+e.eral 8eplic, t the States are no in Substancede

factoprovinces of the de factoAmerican Empire, althogh its peoples

hol.ing de 4ure Private American Citizenship* ashington is no terme. 2

man2 Protestants to e :Rome on the Potomac*;

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Penns2lvania alters its State constittion to comport ith section one of the

+orteenth Amen.ment* All other States ill so .o, re.cing them to eing

sor.inate de factoprovinces of the Empire, hile remaining de 4ure

sovereign States in a limite., fe.erative, de 4ure+e.eral 8eplic, the

/nite. States of America* +e.eral estion Jris.iction is conferre. on

fe.eral corts giving Spreme Cort immense poer of revieing loer

cort .ecisions* The Jesits ill control the Spreme Cort from

eorgeton /niversit2 for miles aa2 from the Capitol*

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8econstrction en.s* 7ocal hite 8le retrns to the cltrall2 rine.

Protestant9%aptist l. Soth* Jesits rling ashington, D*C*, are foile.*Jesits are to rle the Soth throgh Scottish-8ite +reemasonr2* Jim Cro

era is egn* 8acial Segregation is impose. 2 la in the attempt to

preserve the hite race an. its hite Protestant9%aptist cltre from its

plotte. annihilation via force. miscegenation* The atican@s plotte.

.estrction of :heretic; hite Protestant9%aptist Sotherners 32 race ar or

miscegenation5 is temporaril2 .efeate.* =an2 nst Jim Cro las

impose. 2 hite Scottish-8ite +reemasons are secretl2 inten.e. to create a

corporate hite Sothern gilt hile inciting victimize. %lacs to a Secon.

Civil 8ights =ovement ithin a Secon. 8econstrction* That Secon.

8econstrction ol. sccee., eginning ith the Secon. Civil 8ights

=ovement starting in 1'#"s ith @esuit @ohn 5a0ar"esing his agent,

%lac +reemason A* Philip 8an.olph* 8an.olph ol. comman. =artin

7ther Fing, the r.er@s en.game eing force. miscegenation, %lac men

ree.ing ith hite omen pro.cing millions of non-hite9non-%lac

mlattos 3ala2s si.ing ith %lacs against hites as is the case ith /S

Presi.ent %arr2 Davis, aa, :%arac 0ssein ama;5, cltral %lac

spremac2, rampant %lac-on-hite Crime, an. a ftre %lac-on-hite

race ar stif2ing the imposition of fascist martial la* hites oecting to

an. eBposing this scenario are ran.e. as :racists; an. silence.*

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Disoe.ient +reemason, Protestant /*S* Presi.ent James A* arfiel. is

assassinate. 2 8oman Catholic Charles itea for opposing the pope@s

Temporal Poer, arfiel. stating that no foreign poer ill control the

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American government* 8a.ical 8e.9%lac 8eplican James * %laine

escorts arfiel. to the ashington train station to e cleverl2 assassinate.*

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Jesits fon. their Fnights of Colms in &e 0aven, Connectict, home

of Gale@s :Protestant; Sll an. %ones* Fnights are to occp2 places of

poer hile overseeing massive 8oman Catholic immigration in :=aing

America Dominantl2 Catholic*; Ellis $slan. ill e the port of entr2*

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State of 7iert2 given 2 +rance to de 4ure +orteenth Amen.ment +e.eral

8eplic of the /nite. States, 8ome@s de factoAmerican Empire* Crafte.

2 +rench +reemasons, Fnight of =alta $illiam R. 2race, ma2or of &eGor Cit2, formall2 accepts the i.ol ofLi'ertas,a 8oman o..ess to greet

foreign 8oman Catholic immigrants* &e Gor is :the Empire State,; i*e*,

the State controlling the commerce of the pope@s American Empire from

&e Gor Cit2* America is :Colmia,; the lan. of Colms---hen, in

fact, Colms never .iscovere. &orth America* 8ome@s de factoAmerican

Empire is to e .irecte. 2 her 8oman 0ierarch2 rling immigrant, pro-

socialist 8oman Catholics an. pro-commnist Jes 3as ell as pro-socialist,

pro-8oman Catholic, apostate Protestants an. %aptists5 controlling the

finances, the corts an. politics of the maor cities*

A corporation is hel. to e a :person; n.er Section 1 of the +orteenth

Amen.ment to e protecte. from state .enial of eal protection of the las*

Santa lara ounty (? Southern Pacific *ailroad, 11) /*S* #'4* This ol.

ai. in il.ing the r.er@s corporate monopolies of the de factoEmpire*

1;;:

$nterstate Commerce Commission estalishe.< open policy, to reglate

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Accor.ing to /*S* Censs %rea, America no longer has a settlement

frontier* Poplation is no 6#,""",""", .ole that of 1)6", a large percent

ithin the maor cities eing immigrant $rish an. $talian 8oman Catholics*

The last prising of American $n.ians is pt .on< over !"" SioB 3men,

omen an. chil.ren5 are ille. at on.e. Fnee Cree* The r.er has its

ne :0ol2 8oman; Empire of the est, :+rom Sea To Shining Sea*; The

de factoEmpire no mst e given a :ar TaB; to finance the ars 3papal

crsa.es5 of its American 8oman 7egions an. eBpan.ing =ilitar2 $n.strial

CompleB one. 2 the pope@s corporate monopolies rle. 2 her 8oer

%arons* That taB ill e the $ncome9EBcise9Privilege TaB, one of the plans

of the r.er@s ommunist .anifestoritten in Englan. 2 papal :Cort

Je,; Scottish-8ite +reemason Farl =arB overseen 2 ftre Jesit eneral

Peter @ean ecD* To effect this change so all Americans ill legall2 oethis eBcise9income taB, the change from Constittional, de 4urePrivate

American Citizenshipto contractal, state-create., de factoPublic -U.S.

citizenship/mst occr on =arch ', 1'##, the .a2 +D8 ill seize ever2

piece of registere. propert2 ithin the fort2-eight, de 4uresor.inate states

on that .a2 converte. into de facto:conere. territories; poplate. ith

seize. :/*S* citizens; .eeme. to e :enemies, elligerents an. reels;

ithin the :/nite. States*;

1;(7

Polloc$ (? Farmers Loan and Trust, 1>) /* S* 6"1? Spreme Cort .eclares

$ncome TaB Act of 1)'4 nconstittional stating it is a .irect taB on

:income; .erive. from certain real an. personal propert2 an. therefore mst

e apportione., not to e niform as as the taB* Jesits secretl2 soght to

la2 the commnist progressive income taB on in.ivi.al American citizens,

the2 to file :taB retrns; on their :ages; in or.er to finance the ars of the

de factoAmerican Empire*

*nterlue ***

Aot this time it appears that a .esign as pt in place to so alter American

la to enale Congress to la2 an income-eBcise taB on ever2 act of the 14th

Amen.ment Private American citizen hose privileges an. immnities of

citizenship ha. een .efine. in Slaughterhouseas not incluin"

fn.amental rights, common la rights 31)(!-(#5* This .esign incl.e.?

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1* The elimination of all common la rights 3hich monies .erive. from

the eBercise of these common la rights to contract an. to laor

cannot e income-eBcise-privilege taBe.5 protecte. 2 Spreme Cort

.ecisions* This ol. come to pass on April !>, 1'#)*

!* The elimination all common la process on a fe.eral level so no

appeal col. e ma.e to common la rights or common la

proce.res* This ol. also come to pass on April !>, 1'#)*

#* To ensre all ases ol. e covere., ever2 14thAmen.ment Private

American Citizen9;American +reeman; ol. e converte. into

eing mere sor.inateSuretyfor a state-create., commercial entit2

2 means of the state of irth creating an artificial person9Plic :/*S*

citizen; then to e attache. to the Private American Citizen there2

legall2, 2et .eceptivel2 an. ice.l2, creating a ne, h2ri., stattor2Plic :/*S* citizen9/*S* person;R2 operation of la The artificial

person9Plic 14thAmen.ment :/*S* citizen; ol. ecome the

principal< the natral person9Private 14thAmen.ment American

Citizen ol. ecome theSuretyfor the principalhile e..e. an.

attache. to his principal* This comination of a natral person

3Private American Citizen5 ith an artificial person 3Plic :/*S*

citizen;5 ol. create this ne h#bri Public -U.S. citizen*; 3Prior

to this time onl2 state-create. entities, sch as corporations,

partnerships, trsts, etc*, ere the onl2 Plic :/*S* citizens*;5 This

.esign ol. come to pass in 1'## ith +D8@s Emergenc2 ar

Poers Proclamation !"4" cople. ith the previosl2 file. %irth

Certificates 3nilateral contracts n.er seal5 having registere. the

propert2 3Private American Citizen5 an. hel. on a state level*

%ecase of the vale of the registere. :propert2,; %irth Certificates

ol. then e assigne. a monetar2 vale, i.entifie. 2 their :file

nmer,; to e hel. as collateral for nlimite. :cre.it; eBten.e. to the

de factoEmergenc2 ar Poers Congress 2 the Jesit Papac2@s

+e.eral 8eserve %an* The +e. as create. 31'1#5 hen the de 4ure

overnment of the &ational :&e 8eplic; rle. the de 4ure&ational :&e 8eplic; of the /nite. States of America create. 2

the 14thAmen.ment* The +e. ol. also e the central an of the

de facto:0ol2 8oman; +orteenth Amen.ment American Empire

rle. 2 its de facto=ilitar2 overnment impose. on the once

Private American Citizens 2 +D8 on =arch ', 1'##*

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The Spanish-American ar is .eclare.* The Jesit r.er@s de facto:0ol2

8oman,; +orteenth Amen.ment, cartel-capitalist 3:8oer %aron;5

American Empire is no se. to age foreign ar for the enefit of the

Jesit Papac2* Spain, having eBpelle. the Jesits in 1)#> an. again in 1)6),

loses 8oman Catholic Ca an. the Philippines* The Philippines are to e

se. as a ftre militar2 ase for the r.er@s de factoAmerican Empire@s

plotte. ar on the Japanese people hose emperor ha. eBpelle. the Jesits

from Japan for over to hn.re. 2ears* Treat2 eteen Spain an. America

safegar.s propert2 rights of the 8oman Catholic Chrch in the /nite.

States, sai. propert2 no longer sect to seizre 2 de 4ureAmerican

government as threatene. in 1)6(* .unicipality of Ponce (? *oman

atholic hurch in Puerto *ico, !1" /*S* !'6* The Jesits, rling the

Spreme Cort from eorgeton /niversit2, gain a great victor2 for their8oman papac2*

1(88

Poplation of the de facto+orteenth Amen.ment American Empire is no

(6,#"","""* All the maor cities are .ominate. 2 8oman Catholics an.

=asonic, papal :cort Jes; ho oe2 the 8oman 0ierarch2 in all matters

political an. financial there2 enforcing the Temporal Poer of the pope*

Archishops of &e Gor Cit2, Chicago, ashington, D*C*, Phila.elphia,

%altimore, %oston, &e rleans, St* 7ois, Denver an. San +rancisco,

serving as :princes of the Chrch; are the real ings of those rich an.

prosperos cities hile .irecte. 2 Jesits from a.acent Jesit niversities*

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America no longer consi.ere. a :missionar2 nation; 2 the Jesits, the de

4ureProtestant +irst +e.eral 8eplic having een so .esignate. in 1)")*

The to foremost cities of the de 4ure Secon. 8eplic 3fnctioning as a de

facto8oman Empire5, the2 eing &e Gor Cit2 an. ashington, D*C*, arecompletel2 n.er the rle of the pope@s 8oman 0ierarch2, primaril2 in the

person of the Archishop of %altimore, @ames Carinal 2ibbons, overseen

2 Jesits at eorgeton /niversit2*

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"merican Standard +i'leintro.ce., the r.er inten.ing it to sperse.e the

"@: 7ing 2ames +i'le, the %ile of the de 4ure+e.eral 8eplic 31()'-

1)6)5 :roa.ene.; into the de 4ure:&e 8eplic; or :Secon. 8eplic;

create. 2 the 14thAmen.ment 31)6)-Present5* The ne so-calle. iles for

the de factoEmpire mst e pro-8oman Catholic folloing the teBt of

Jerome@s 7atin lgate .etermine. to e :the scriptres; 2 the Jesit

r.er@s Conter 8eformation Concil of Trent 31>4>-1>6#5* These imposter

iles ol. incl.e the*e(ised Standard @ersion,5* +or the lanching of this horrile papal crsa.e

ol. e for the .estrction of the Protestant Secon. erman 8eich 31)(!-

1'1)5 ith orl. ar $ 31'14-1'1)5 an. the .estrction of hite Protestant

Prssian 7theran erman2 an. its :heretic; people 31'##-1'4>5 ithorl. ar $$, as ell as the sseent .eaths of nearl2 18 millionermans

from 1'4> to 1'>!* This calclate. mr.er as .e to Allie. polices

.ecree. 2 the Jesits via the ice. Galta Conference an. enforce. 2

Jesit coa.tors sch as Scottish-8ite +reemason :Dirt2; 0arr2 Trman

an. Fnight of =alta Dight D* Eisenhoer, oth sect to :the American

Pope,; +rancis Car.inal Spellman of &e Gor Cit2*

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James igle2, Archishop of Chicago, states in the hicago Tri'une?

-$ithin t%ent# #ears this countr# %ill rule the %orl. Gin"s an

emperors %ill soon pass a%a# an the emocrac# of the Unite States

%ill tae their place. . . .

-$hen the Unite States rules the %orl& the Catholic Church %ill rule

the %orl./ =>

The Archishop as right* %2 1'!1 the Protestant Prssian Empire ol.

e .estro2e.< the Protestant %ritish Empire ol. e greatl2 eaene.

having lost over >"" commercial vessels necessar2 for the commerce of the

Empire< the Snni-=slim ttoman Empire ol. e no more< the 8omanCatholic Astria-0ngar2 Empire ol. e histor2< an. the rtho.oB

8ssian Empire ol. e a memor2 of the past Taing their places ol.

e the %lac Pope@s might2 :0ol2 8oman; +orteenth Amen.ment

American Empire ai.e. 2 the r.er@s fle.ging %ritish Empire* This

monster, de factoAmerican Empire ol. possess hat ol. ecome the

mightiest manfactring ase an. ship2ar.s in the orl., ith the mightiest

Arm2, &av2 an. Air +orce in the orl.* All of it ol. e in the han.s of

the Jesits 2 means of their :trste. thir. part2,; the Concil on +oreign

8elations to e fon.e. in 1'!1 an. locate. in &e Gor Cit2* This

.amnale, apostate Protestant American Empire, ai.e. 2 the r.er@s

apostate Protestant %ritish Empire, ol. e the %lac Pope@s tool in

restoring the pope@s Temporal Poer over his enemies having sccessfll2

resiste. his rle .ring the &ineteenth Centr2* $n.ee., the &ineteenth

Centr2 has een terme. 2 the ice. Compan2 of Jess as :The Centur#

of ,isaster; %t the epic Tentieth Centr2 ol. e the r.er@s

Centur# of 6ictor#;


6* Crole2, Jeremiah J*,*omanism6 " .enace to the


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Lochner (? !)

&e Castle, PA 161"1

This is the eginning of the .iaolical plot to alter Private AmericanCitizenship into a ne h#briin the la, iniviualPlic :/*S*

citizenship*; This ne citizenship ol. e patterne. after atican Cit2

citizenship conferre. pon the 8oman Catholic ith the plic filing of a

%aptismal Certificate* So it shall e ith the plic filing of a %irth

Certificate, the in.ivi.al Private American Citizen then eing re.ce. to

his ne in.ivi.al Plic /*S* citizenship

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irth certificatesare openl2 recor.ing the irth of natural personsHPrivate

American Citizenst are secretl2 creating artificial persons3asi-

corporations5 2 operation of la on a state level* This .esign la2s the

gron.or for cleverl2 maing ever2 +orteenth Amen.ment, natral orn,

Private American Citizen to eSuretyfor hisprincipal---an artificial

person9Plic :/*S* citizen; of the Empire 3martial name in all capital letters

.e to the fact that, ecase of +D8@s Proclamation !"4" of =arch ', 1'##,

he ill e .eeme. an :enem2 ithin; the /nite. States5* A..itionall2, these

artificial person9Plic :/*S* citizens; ol. shortl2 e secritize. an.

therefore commercialize., their ever2 act, oth interstate an. intrastate, to e

a commercial act, as ell as a :taBale event*; Therefore the2 ill e

asoltel2 reglate. ithot limit 3save 2 .ecisions of the Spreme Cort5

2 oth the fe.eral an. state legislatres* 3The de 4urefe.eral government

has asolte poer to reglate interstate an. foreign commerce< the de 4ure

state government has asolte poer to reglate intrastate commerce*5Since these h2ri., in.ivi.al Plic :/*S* citizens; are consi.ere.

:enemies; plicall2 resi.ing accor.ing to state statte in the states .eeme.

:conere. territories, : ever2 act is :plic; an. is to e for the enefit of

the state* Therefore ever2 act 3as is the case ith all corporations5 can e

license. an. reglate. in commerce incl.ing the imposition of the

:reglator2; eBcise9income9privilege taB 3ar taB5* The application of this

taB ill e to the eBclsion of a :Chrch; an. its :integrate. aBiliaries,;

the2 eing :man.atoril2 eBcepte.*; !6 /SC >")3c53153A5*

1(8

The Spreme Cort, one 2ear into its glorios 7ochner Era 31'">-1'#)5,

maes the .istinction eteen a natral person 3an in.ivi.al5 con.cting

his private siness an. an artificial person 3a corporation5 con.cting its

plic siness* %oth entities at this time are .eeme. :citizens; n.er the

protection of the 14thAmen.ment* $nHale (? Hen$el, !"1 /*S* 4#, (4-(>

31'"65, the cort .eclares?

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:Conce.ing that the itness as an officer of the corporation n.er investigation,

an. that he as entitle. to assert the rights of a corporation ith respect to the

pro.ction of its oos an. papers, e are of the opinion that there is a clear

istinctionin this particlar eteen an iniviual an a corporation, an. that

the latter has no right to refse to smit its oos an. papers for an eBamination

at the sit of the State* The iniviualma2 stan. pon his constittional rights asa citizen* 0e is entitle. to carr2 on his private siness in his on a2* 0is

poer to contract is unlimite* 0e oes no .t2 to the State or to his neighors

to .ivlge his siness, or to open his .oors to an investigation, so far as it ma2

ten. to criminate him* 0e oes no sch .t2 to the State, since he receives

nothing therefrom e2on. the protection of his life an. propert2* 0is rights

Hcommon law rightsI are sch as eBiste. 2 the la% of the lanlong antece.ent to

the organization of the State, an. can onl2 e taen from him 2 .e process of

la, an. in accor.ance ith the Constittion* Among his rights are a refsal to

incriminate himself an. the immnit2 of himself an. his propert2 from arrest or

seizre eBcept n.er a arrant of the la* 0e oes nothing to the plic so longas he .oes not trespass pon their rights* /pon the other han., the corporation is

a creature of the State* $t is presme. to e incorporate. for the benefit of the

public* $t receives certain special privile"es an franchises, an. hol.s themsect to the las of the State an. the limitations of its charter* $ts poers are

limite. 2 la* $t can mae no contract not athorize. 2 its charter* $ts rights to

act as a corporation are onl2 preserve. to it so long as it oe2s the las of its

creation*;

$t appears ith this .ecision the Jesits .eci.e. to create their h2ri.RtheiniviualPlic :/*S* citizen*; $t ol. e compose. of a merger

eteen an artificial 8omanpersona9Plic :/*S* citizen; create. 2 statte

on a state level an. the Private American Citizen protecte. 2 the +orteenth

Amen.ment* This legal entit2 ol. e lie a asi-corporation, part

natral, part artificial, ith the artificial person controlling the ne stats*

Ever2 natral orn, Private American Citizen ol. e sor.inate. to his

Plic :/*S* citizen; serving asSuretyfor the Plic :/*S* citizen*; This

misce"enation in the la%, this force. cohaitation eteen a 2o


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%rea of $nvestigation is create. 2 EBective r.er of Presi.ent Theo.ore

8oosevelt* %$ n.er ran. $nisitor9Attorne2 eneral 8oman Catholic

Charles @oseph onaparte* 7ater rename. the +%$, it ecame 8ome@s

:0ol2 ffice of the $nisition; for the de factoAmerican Empire soon to e

governe. 2 a de facto=ilitar2 overnment 3=arch ', 1'##5*

1(8(

Presi.ent Taft proposes a constittional amen.ment to :reme.2 the .efect;

of thePolloc$ .ecision 31)'>5* Sll an. %ones ##r.Degree Scottish-8ite

+reemason Presi.ent Taft proposes :the imposition of a general income taB,

in form an. sstance of almost eBactl2 the same character as that hich in

the case ofPollac$* * * as hel. to e a .irect taB, an. therefore not ithinthe poer of the +e.eral government to impose nless apportione. among

the several States accor.ing to poplation* * * * $ therefore recommen. to the

Congress that oth 0oses, 2 a to-thir.s vote, shall propose an

amen.ment to the Constittion conferring the poer to lev2 an income taB

pon the &ational overnment ithot apportionment among the States in

proportion to poplation*;

Taft then contines to propose an amen.ment to the tariff ill imposing a

to per cent taB on the net income of corporations stating? :This is an

eBcise taB pon the privilege of .oing siness as an artificial entit2 * * *; =:>

The intent of the Scottish-8ite =asonic %rotherhoo. oring for the Jesit

papac2 as to impose the corporate income9eBcise9privilege taB on

in.ivi.al Private American Citizens evi.ence. 2 the phrase :ithot

apportionment among the States in proportion to poplation*; +or this to

tae effect, the stats of the Private :American Citizen; mst e re.ce. to

an inferior gra.e, to that of an artificial person9Plic :/*S* citizen,; for the

eBcise9income taB to e legall2 impose.*


(* &o athor," ompilation of the .essages and Papers of the Presidents,

3&o cit2? %rea of &ational 7iteratre, 1'1!5, ol* N of N$, pp* (((", (((1*

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1(18

atican %aner9Papal Fnight J* P* =organ acs +e.eral 8eserve Act

perfecte. at his plsh clhose on Je2ll $slan., eorgia* The +e. as to

e 8ome@s central an to finance its American militar298oman 7egions

aging orl.i.e ar in restoring the pope@s Temporal Poer*

1(19

Agents of the Jesit r.er sin the Titanic eliminating enemies of the

r.er@s +e.eral 8eserve Act* J* P* =organ, the American Empire@s atican

aning agent, is a co-conspirator in the mass-mr.er an. cover-p, one of

fift2-five men ho cancelle. their reservations on Titanic at the last minte*

1(1)

SiDteenth Amenmentis .eclare. to e ratifie. on +erar2 !>, 1'1#*

Pollac$.ecision is nllifie.* Congress can no taB all incomes from

hatever :source; .erive., incl.ing the income pro.ce. 2 all artificial

persons an., specificall2 for this .iscssion, those artificial persons9ristic

persons9Plic :/*S* citizens; create. 2 operation of la throgh the state

filing of irth certificates 3in riting, signe., seale. an. .elivere. for

eeping 2 a governmental thir. part25 hich names thereon are generall2

:names of ar; spelle. in all capital letters* 3Ever2 natral person9Private

American Citizen ol. no e in siness9in commerce acting asSurety

for his principal, the controlling artificial person9Plic /*S* citizen98oman

persona* The American man, eBpen.ing his :loo., seat an. tears,; ol.

e se. financiall2 an.9or militaril2 in the crsa.ing :ar effort; once the

contr2 ol. e pt n.er Emergenc2 ar Poers in 1'##* The h#bri,

in.ivi.al Plic :/*S* citizen; ol. e i.entifie. ith t%o numbersRthe

:.ate of irth; of the natral person eing theSurety9Private American

Citizen an. the :Social Secrit2 &mer; assigne. to the artificial person in

commerce eing the controlling principal9Plic :/*S* citizen; Together,

oth nmers .escrie the h#bri5 ith the %irth Certificates ecomingunilateral contracts uner seal2 operation of la, no intent to contract is

necessar2 in the creation of the r.er@s :/*S* citizen;9commercial *oman

personafor ever2 Private American Citizen* Thogh the American people

are ignorant of this state-create. contract 2 operation of la, silence is

nonetheless consent* There is no fra. here The Jesits ol. never la2

the fon.ation for their martial orl. Empire on a fra.

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Seventeenth Amenmentis passe. on =a2 #1, 1'1#* Direct election of /S

Senators overrles the right of State governments to choose their +e.eral

Senators* There is no no sstantive .ifference eteen the 0ose of

8epresentatives an. the Senate* The States are frther re.ce. to eing de

factoprovinces of the Empire ith no .irect representation in Congress*

The States are still sovereign States de 4ure, t the2 cannot fnction as

sovereign States in eBercising a right to sece.e* The de 4uresovereign States

no fnction as mere states or provinces of the de factoAmerican Empire*

n =arch ', 1'##, the2 ill e re.ce. to eing rle. as :conere.

territories; 2 +D8@s de factoEmergenc2 ar Poers =ilitar2 overnment

.irecte. 2 the r.er@s Concil on +oreign 8elations*

0eeral Reserve Actis passe. on Decemer !#, 1'1#* %ace. 2 J* P*

=organ, having recentl2 .ie. in 8ome hile visiting his master, the pope,

the atican ha. no erecte. its central an that ol. eBercise a monopol2on all cre.it :create. ot of thin air; then to e eBten.e. to the American

Congress to finance papal plots* This nlimite. cre.it ol. e se. to

finance the il.ing of 8ome@s ar =achine of the de factoAmerican

Empire to e .irecte. to restore the Temporal Poer of the Pope of 8ome

aron. the orl.* 3That ar machine ol. incl.e the Pentagon ilt 2

Phila.elphia contractor an. Fnight of =alta John =cShain*5 Apostate

Protestant oo.ro ilson, having ace. the +e.eral 8eserve Act hile

overseen 2 his secretar2, Fnight of Colms Joseph P* Tmlt2 3in service

to his master, Archishop of %altimore James Car.inal ions5, ol.

confess pon his .eathe. that he ha. etra2e. his contr2*

1(1

+rusha'er (? 3nion Pacific *ailroad, !4" /*S* 1? Spreme Cort rles the

SiBteenth Amen.ment .i. not confer an2 ne poer of taBation on

Congress as .esire. 2 Taft* The income taB is not a .irect taB t an

in.irect eBcise taB to e lai. accor.ing to the constittional rle of

niformit2* This ar TaB .oes not appl2 to the laoring, common manRas

of #et* 0e ill contine to privatel2 contract, eBchanging his o.-givenlaor for agree. pon agesRa mere propert2-for-propert2 eBchange

pro.cing no :profit or gain; for the Private American Citizen* The

common man9Private American Citizen is not #etcompletel2 .eprive. of

his common la rights protecte. on a fe.eral level* That .a2 ill come in

1'#) folloing to Spreme Cort .ecisions as .escrie. elo*

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All is in place for a Crisisto e create. in or.er to smit +orteenth

Amen.ment Private American Citizens 3each of them tie. to a legal

fiction98omanpersona9Plic :/*S* citizen; create. on a State level5 to e

reglate. in all the2 .o 3n.er the gise of eing reglate. in commerce5*

This reglation incl.es the pa2ment of the socialist-commnist, progressive

an. gra.ate. privilege9income9eBcise taB on ever2 penn2 receive. as

.esire. 2 8ome@s Sll an. %onesman, Presi.ent Taft* $n revie?

1* American national citizens, Plic citizens 3artificial persons5 an.

Private Citizens 3natral persons5, are protecte. 2 the fe.eral

government via Section 1 of the 14thAmen.ment*

!* The artificial person9Plic :/*S* citizen; attache. to ever2 14th

Amen.ment natral person9Private American citizen is a creation of

each State government via a %irth Certificate on file in the State of the

natral person@s irth* The name of this artificial person98oman

personais in all capital letters an. terme. :Capitis ,iminutio

'aDima*; This all-caps name is a :nom e "uerre; 3name of ar5

for the 8omanpersona9Plic :/*S* citizen; to e treate. as an

enem2 of ar 2 ever2 Emergenc2 ar Poers cort* +rther, the

name tag of ever2 American sol.ier is in all capital letters, also

in.icating his name of ar* Ths, the all-caps name is se. for oth

sol.iers an. enemies captre. in ar plicall2 resi.ing accor.ing to

state statte in the states .eeme. mere :conere. territories; 2 the

de facto=ilitar2 overnment in ashington, D*C*

#* All income of the artificial person9Plic /*S* citizen,for hich the

in.ivi.al 14thAmen.ment Private American Citizen is sor.inate

Surety, ma2 e income9eBcise9privilege taBe.* All income of theartificial person .erive. from an2 sorce hatsoever ma2 e :ar

taBe.; save those sorces eBempte. 2 the Congress or :man.atoril2

eBcepte.;---specificall2 the :Chrch; an. its :integrate. aBiliaries*;

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The Crisis

etting in position to impose to presi.ential Proclamations an. a

congressionall2 amen.e. $ ar fe.eral statte there2 triggering the

seizre as :boot#; of the registere. propert29artificial persons9legal

fictions9Plic :/*S* citizens; name. on the %irth Certificates later

ecoming artificial persons9legal fictions9Plic :/*S* citizens; in

commerce, their sor.inate Private American Citizens9Sureties

generating income :from an2 sorce .erive.,; that income then to e

income9eBcise taBe. for the nen.ing an. perpetal crsa.ing

:ar effort; of the Jesit r.er@s :0ol2 8oman; +orteenth Amen.ment,

cartel-capitalist, socialist-commnist, de factoAmerican Empire*

The Plic :/*S* citizen; is merel2 the pope@s :boot# in commerce*;

1(98s

Pope@s +e.eral 8eserve %an eBten.s massive cre.it into the marets* $t is a

time of oom* $t is the :8oaring Tenties*; A trap is set 2 Fnight of

=alta John J* 8aso for the :heretic an. lieral; hite Anglo-SaBon

Protestant an. %aptist =i..le Class centere. in the farmers* +armers are

encorage. to :invest in the stoc maret; 2 8oman Catholic Fnight of

=alta an. mltimillionaire John J* 8aso, he oring for Dpont an.

hea.ing eneral =otors*

1(91

Disoe.ient +reemason Presi.ent arren * 0ar.ing 3lea.ing the /S refsal

to ratif2 the pope@s 7eage of &ations5 is poisone. in San +rancisco* ice

Presi.ent John Calvin Cooli.ge, Jr*, is sorn into office 2 his father, John

Calvin, Sr*, at his father@s home in ermont* John Calvin Cooli.ge, Sr*, is a

Notar# Public That ath of office as as in.ing as an oath a.ministere.

2 the Chief Jstice of the Spreme Cort Cooli.ge is the onl2 American

presi.ent to e sorn into office 2 a Notar# Public

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1(91

Concil on +oreign 8elations is create. in &e Gor Cit2* The C+8 is to

rle the de factoAmerican Empire for the enefit of the Jesit Papac2

throgh the Cit2 of 7on.on an. its Chatham 0ose* The Archishop of

&e Gor Cit2 is to control the C+8, he eing overseen 2 the Jesits at

+or.ham /niversit2 in the %ronB*

1(9:

The American %ranch of the Sovereign =ilitar2 r.er of =alta is create. in

&e Gor Cit2 overseen 2 Patric Carinal Ba#es* The Fnights are

positione. to rle the maor ans, the politics an. the $talian 8oman

Catholic9$rish 8oman Catholic =afia of the cit2* =o oss 7c2 7ciano

as sect to Fnight of =alta John J* 8aso* =;> Fnight of =alta =2ron C*Ta2lor, +D8@s de factoamassa.or to the atican .ring orl. ar $$, is

also a memer of the C+8 overseen 2 the Archishop of &e Gor Cit2*

1(9(

Jesits se %enito =ssolini to restore the Temporal Poer 3political poer5

of the pope 3the :Fing of 8ome;5* $n Jne, the 7ateran Treat2 eteen the

:0ol2 See; an. the Fing.om of $tal2 is signe.* :The 8oman estion; is

formall2 en.e.* The atican is given nearl2 1"" million .ollars 2 $tal2 as

reparations for .en2ing the Papal 8oman Caesar of his preten.e. Temporal

Poer 3ase. pon the fra. of the :Donation of Constantine;5 since 1)("*

The mone2 otaine. ill e se. to 2 p American corporations for

pennies on the .ollar after agents of 8ome case the Stoc =aret Crash in

ctoer*


)* osch, =artin A*< 0ammer, 8ichar., The Last Testament of Luc$y Luciano,

3%oston? 7ittle, %ron an. Compan2, 1'(45 p* ')*

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The Solution

A Ne% Orer in America orn Out Of the Chaos of the ,epression

Seizing the Artificial Persons9Plic /*S* citizens name. in A77 CAP$TA7

7ETTE8S on the %irth Certificates 3an. the &atral Persons9

Private American Citizens serving them asSurety5 later ecoming Artificial

Persons9Plic :/*S* citizens; in Commerce generating $ncome

for the Empire@s Emergenc2 ar Poers perpetal :ar Effort;

*6. Ne% Status in Contract Seize as -oot#/ of $ar

As a reslt of the contrive. Crisis of the reat Depression, Scottish-8ite

+reemason Presi.ent 8oosevelt, spearhea.ing the Jesit r.er@s socialist-commnist :&e Deal,; ill sign 0*0TEENmaor pieces of legislation into

la frther centralizing poer in ashington, D*C*, the de factoEmpire to

e in a state of perpetal ar9emergenc2---ar for the Jesit Papac2*

'arch & 1())

+D8 isses his first Emergenc2 ar Poers :Proclamation 98)(; to .a2s

after he taes office* The de factoAmerican Empire, ithot the consent of

Congress, is no n.er asoltist de facto=ilitar2 overnment*

'arch (& 1())

+D8 isses his secon. Emergenc2 ar Poers :Proclamation 98!8,; right

after Congress vali.ates sai. Proclamation ith its amen.e. :Tra.ing ith

the Enem2 Act; co.ifie. as 1! /SC '>* This cop .@etat pts all American

citizens n.er a de factoEmergenc2 ar Poers =ilitar2 overnment

hich contines to this .a2 This is the fon.ation of the Jesit r.er@s

&e orl. r.er 3A &e American r.er, as state. in 7atin on the ne

Dollar ill as of 1'#>, calls for a ne .ate for the inagration of itspresi.ent9comman.er-in-chief* That .a2 is no @anuar# 98thas man.ate.

2 the !"thAmen.ment st then passe. on Janar2 !#r.of 1'##*5 All corts

as of Janar2, 1'#', ill e -Emer"enc# $ar Po%ers Courts&/fe.eral an.

state, eBercising a neIn Personam'ilitar# Furisiction* These corts are

in fact Papal Chrch Corts to e in place hen America enters into a

Concor.at ith the pope of 8ome

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The neIn Personamris.iction, civil an. criminal, is eBercise. over the

artificial person9legal fiction9Plic :/*S* citizen; in commerce attache. to

itsSurety, the natral person9Christian man9Private American Citizen* All

=artial Process an. sseentIn Personamproce.res, criminal an. civil,

tilize. 2 the fe.eral an. state corts are ltimatel2 actions of presume

contractan. are monetize., all crimes eing given a commercial vale* All

corts no .ispla2 militar2 flags or.ere. on three si.es ith gol. fringe or

.rape. ith gol. cor.s ith gol. tassels* Plic :/*S* citizens,; on. as

one ith theirSuretyPrivate American Citizens, have een .eclare. to e

:enemies; of the /nite. States =ilitar2 overnment on 'arch (& 1()),

Congress altering onl2 one e2 or. of the :Tra.ing ith the Enem2 Act;

of 1'1(* &atral, PR*6ATE&ational Citizens ecome Suretyfor Artificial,

PU5*C&ational Citizens* 0ence,SuretyPrivate American Citizens are

treate. as Plic :/*S* citizens; n.er =ilitar2 government, an. legall2 so*

This smitting the Private American Citizen to eingSuretyfor the state-create. Plic :/*S* citizen; as roght aot 2 a :le"al fiction*; Sir

0enr2 =aine sets forth the prpose of altering a given la, in this case, the

de 4urePrivate American Citizenship protecte. 2 Section 1 of the

+orteenth Amen.ment to the Constittion, 2 a Jesitical le"al fiction?

:%t $ no emplo2 the eBpression I5e"al 0ictionJto signif2 an2 assmption

hich conceals, or affects to conceal, the fact that a rle of la has

n.ergone alteration, its letterremaining nchange., its operationeing

moifie* * * * The fact is * * * the la has een holl2 change.< the fiction is

that it remains hat it ala2s as* * * * The rle of la remains sticing in

the s2stem, t it is a mere shell* $t has een long ago n.ermine., an. a

ne rle hi.es itself n.er its cover*; =18> HEmphasis a..e.I

0ence the constittional Private American Citizenship has een 'oifieor

Altere2 the statte of a state imposing the plic filing of a :Certificate

of 7ive %irth; there2 creating Plic :/*S* citizenship; an. merging it ith

Private American Citizenship* This merger has re.ce. the Private

American Citizen to mereSuretyfor his mirrore. Plic :/*S* citizen*;

This realit2 gives rise to the assumption of factthat Private American


1"* =aine, Sir 0enr2 Smner,"ncient Law, 3&e Gor? 0enr2 0olt an.

Compan2, 1)645, pp* !>, !6* 3=aine as Professor of the 8oman Civil 7a in the

/niversit2 of Camri.ge5

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Citizenship has een altere. or mo.ifie. into a h2ri.Ra new 3?S?

citiCenshipRhich is hel. 2 an in.ivi.al* This assmption of fact is the

le"al fictionthat creates a conceale. sitation, a conceale status, hich

enales a cort to .ispose of a matter via a new concealed 4urisdiction $n

the .isposition of a legal matter, e it criminal or civil, the Emergenc2 ar

Poers cort ma2 eBecte its ne conceale. ris.ictionRits 'artial

Processpon the accse.* This ne 'artial Processhas een conferre. on

the constittionall2 create. civilian cort, fe.eral an.9or state, 2 means of

the :Tra.ing ith the Enem2 Act; of 1'1( congressionall2 altere. on =arch

', 1'##, via 1! /SC '>a* Therefore, constittional Private American

Citizenship has een secretl2 altere. or mo.ifie., the Private American

Citizen having een ma.e sor.inateSuretyfor a Plic :/*S* citizen*;

The fictionis that Private American Citizenship has remaine. the same in

sstance since 1)6)* 3+rther, the constittional ris.iction of the /nite.

States has een secretl2 altere. or mo.ifie., the constittional Common 7aProcess having een replace. ith stattor2 'artial Processarising from

the amen.e. :Tra.ing ith the Enem2 Act*; The fiction is that the

Common 7a process has remaine. the same, at least in form, since 1)6)*5

Constittional Private American Citizenship protecte. 2 the +orteenth

Amen.ment appears to have remaine. nchange.* The government

attorne2s ala2s state to the Emergenc2 ar Poers Cort that the

.efen.ant is :a /nite. States citizen; ithot stating 0AT F$&D of

&ational citizenship the .efen.ant hol.s* The fact is Private American

Citizenship has een'oifie

2 a state stattor2 creationRthe Plic

:/*S* citizen;Rmer"e as oneith the Private American Citizen there2

creating a ne% le"al entit#* The de 4ure+orteenth Amen.ment Private

American Citizenship has een n.ermine., an. a ne rle, a state-create.,

in.ivi.al Plic /*S* citizenship mer"e as oneith the Private American

Citizenship there2 creating a h#briPlic /*S* citizenship ith the

Private American Citizen serving as mere sor.inateSuretyfor the

.ominant an. controlling Plic :/*S citizen,; has taen its place*

=eanhile, this mo.ification of Private American Citizenship is hi..en

n.er the cover of the general term :/nite. States Citizenship*;

This ne in.ivi.al Plic /*S* citizenship, create. 2 a secret contract

holl2 altering Private American Citizenship, provi.es the perfect stats 2

hich an Emergenc2 ar Poers Congress rling the states as de facto

conere. territories, can impose an2 an. ever2 statte pon its targete.

victim, the :enem2,; :the elligerent,; :the reel; living in those :conere.

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territories,; namel2 the Jesit-accrse., hite Anglo-SaBon-Celtic

Protestant an. %aptist mi..le class Private American Citizen*

As to the nation eing n.er emer"enc# rule, Congress state. in 1'(#?

:A maorit2 of the people of the /nite. States have live. all their lives

n.er emergenc2 rle* +or fort2 2ears, free.oms an. governmental

proce.res garantee. 2 the Constittion have, in var2ing .egrees, een

ari.ge. 2 las roght into force 2 states of national emergenc2* The

prolem of ho a constittional .emocrac2 reacts to great crisis, hoever,

far ante.ates the reat Depression* As a philosophical isse, its origins

reach ac to the ree cit2-states an. the 8oman 8eplic* An., in the

/nite. States, actions taen 2 the overnment in time of great crisis have

Rfrom, at least, the Civil arRin important a2s shape. the present

phenomenon of a permanent state of national emer"enc#*; =11>HEmphasis a..e.I

6. Ne% Status in Contract in Commerce

@une 7& 1())

0J8 1'!---The de facto=ilitar2 overnment of the /nite. States .eclares

anrptc2 otlaing the hol.ing of all gol. hile enaling the .ischarge of.et ith negotiale instrments* Artificial persons in commerce 3at sea5

nee. no gol. to .o siness* The Secretar2 of the Treasr2 oversees the

anrptc2 hol.ing the de facto=ilitar2 government in receivership*

Au"ust 1!& 1()7

The &e Deal9Social Secrit2 Act is passe.? Ever2 14thAmen.ment,

in.ivi.al Plic :/*S* citizen; ith itsSuretyis no given a commercial

Social Secrit2 &mer 3SS&5 that it ma2 fnction in orl. commerce*


11* 8eport &o* '#->4'* '#r.Congress, 1stSession, :Emergenc2 Stattes?

Provisions of +e.eral 7a no in Effect Delegating to the EBective

EBtraor.inar2 Athorit2 in Time of &ational Emergenc2, page 1, &ovemer 1',

1'(#* Prsant to Senate 8esoltion '*

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SS& is for the trst acconts of the Plic :/*S* citizen; in commerce*

There are to acconts ith the /*S* Treasr2, one private accont an. one

plic accont* The plic accont is the general Social Secrit2 accont*

The other is a secret accont inten.e. to e se. as collateral 2 the Trstee,

the Emergenc2 ar Poers =ilitar2 overnment of the /nite. States, the

oner of the propert2 it seize. on =arch ', 1'##, the Plic :/*S* citizen;

ith its surety,the volntaril2 enslave., Private :American Citizen*;

1()7

The nel2 revise. :reat Seal; of 1))> 3first create. 2 Jesit Temporal

Coa.tor Charles Thompson5 2 =asonic Jesit Coa.tor &icholas

8oerich an. his ai., +reemason an. ice Presi.ent 0enr2 allace, is pt

pon the ne-.ollar ill* That reat Seal incorporates the atican@s All-

Seeing E2e of E"#ptian Borustilize. 2 Jesit-athore. Scottish-8ite+reemasonr2* $t also incorporates the 7atin phrase?

-ANNU*T COEPT*S/3+avors /n.ertaing5

-NO6US OR,O SEC5ORU'/3&e r.er of the Ages5

The secret t tre meaning signifies the r.er@s sccess of its Conter

8eformation against the lierties of the :heretic an. lieral; American

people ith +D8@s &e Deal* This martial an. commercial sccess

concl.es in 1'#>, converting the American people into mereSuret#HSlavesof their correspon.ing artificial, de factoPlic :/*S* citizens;Rcitizens of

the pope@s de facto,8oman Civil 7a-governe., :0ol2 8oman; 14th

Amen.ment, Corporate-+ascist, Socialist-Commnist American Empire

n.er de facto=ilitar2 overnment rling the permanent state of

emergenc2 31'##-Present5*

1()7

/tah =orman an. +reemason 'arriner Eccles, Chairman of the +e.eral

8eserve, perfects the poer of the pope@s +e.eral 8eserve %an ith :The%aning Act; imme.iatel2 passe. 2 Congress* Eccles ore. ith Jesit

Temporal Coa.tor Amaeo 2ianniniin .rafting the act* $talian-American

Fnight of =alta Ama.eo iannini ha. fon.e. %an of $tal2 in San

+rancisco, 1'"4* The an as later rename. :%an of America*; At that

time in 1'"4 the Jesits ha. rle. the cit2 since no later than 1))6

3accor.ing to eB-8oman Catholic priest trne. A1611 %ile-elieving

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Protestant as state. in hisFifty Bears in the hurch of *ome, page 4(6, an.

at present the Societ2 hol.s the controlling shares of %an of America

accor.ing to Avro =anhattan@s The @atican +illions31'))5, p* !!"*

*nterlue 6

All is in place save for the final los to the American common la* All

common la rights on a fe.eral level mst e eliminate.* &o plea.ing of a

14thAmen.ment American citizen 3natral person5, nnoingl2 acting as

mereSuretyfor his artificial person9Plic :/*S* citizen; invisil2 attache.

to an. merge. ith him 2 operation of la, can ever e ma.e in fe.eral

cort citing e2 Spreme Cort .ecisions protecting fe.eral common la

proce.re or common la rights of +orteenth Amen.ment Private

American Citizens* All mst e privileges grante. from the Emergenc2 ar

Poers =ilitar2 overnments, fe.eral an. state, to the statte-create.,asi-corporate, Plic :/*S* citizen*; 8oman Civil 7a, via =artial

Process an. Proce.re, ill govern all procee.ings of fe.eral an. state

emergenc2 ar poers corts*

6*. 5oss of 0eeral Common 5a% an 0eeral Common

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0ebruar# 18& 1()(

+irst $nternal 8evene Co.e is intro.ce.* Ever2 :person; is liale for the

fe.eral income taBRthe ar taB of the %lac Pope@s de factoAmerican

Empire aging crsa.es for the Jesit Papac2* 3Ever2 :person; is

eBclsivel2 a :person; referre. to in the :Emergenc2 %aning 8elief Act; of

=arch ', 1'##, an. none other That :person; is :any person subject to the

jurisdiction of the United States.; Ever2 :person; is an artificial, state-

create. legal entit2 to the eBclsion of the Private Citizen of the /nite.

States protecte. 2 Section 1 of the 14thAmen.ment*5 The collateral for the

pope@s +e.eral 8eserve %an eBten.ing cre.it to the /*S* Congress is

nlimite. as is the congressional poer to taB all :income from hatever

sorce .erive.,; incl.ing ever2 Artificial Person9Plic :/*S* citizen; in

commerce name. in all capital letters on the %irth Certificate9nilateral

contract n.er seal* The pope@s de facto:0ol2 8oman; +orteenthAmen.ment, Cartel-Corporate-+ascist, Socialist-Commnist American

Empire is no in a perpetal state of .omestic ar* $ts :enem2; Plic

:/*S* citizens9persons; can no e compelle. 2 fe.eral statte to perform

as sol.iers an. sinessmen for the ar effort* The2 live an. or 2 ar

time 3:.a2light savings time5* Their ever2 .ee. is commercial, oth fe.eral

an. state legislatres eBercising asolte poer in reglating interstate an.

intrastate commerce* 0ence, oth fe.eral an. state congresses of the de

factoEmpire are de factoparliaments, eBercising nlimite. legislative

poer* 3The Civil 8ights Act of 1'64 as enacte. 2 Congress throgh :the

Commerce Clase*;5 That asolte poer is limite. onl2 2 Spreme Cort

.ecisions, the Cort eBercising :.icial spremac2; over the legislative an.

eBective ranches of oth fe.eral an. state governments via its :fe.eral

estion ris.iction; conferre. in 1)(4* Fnight of =alta /*S* Presi.ent

Dight D* Eisenhoer 3ho rote rusade in 1urope5 ties together all the

de 4urestates 3eing de facto9provinces of the Empire5 ith the massive

interstate commerce s2stem of higha2s* The /niform Commercial Co.e is

enacte. in ever2 state 3sstantive a.miralt29 maritime la roght inlan.5,

facilitating commerce, :the sine of ar*; This Satanic plotof the Jesits

is to nite all nations throgh commerce facilitating a orl. government toe rle. 2 the final pope of 8ome, mr.ere. an. risen from the .ea. to e

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-The Character of Commerce . . . 4especiall# %orl


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I5et it "o on as it has been "oin"& an %ill "o& in spite of ever#thin" that earth

can interpose to hiner& issolvin" ever# tie of nationalit#& ever# bon of

famil# or inre& ever# principle or ri"ht an reli"ion %hich it cannot ben

%hen it %ill settle itself o%n some%here on its o%n inepenent base& an

%here @uaism an heathenism& Romanism an Protestantism&

'ohammeanism an uhism& an ever# istinction of nationalit#4En"lish& 2erman& 0rench& *talian& 2ree& Tur& Binoo& Arab& Chinese&

@apanese& or %hat not4shall be sun in one "reat universal fello%ship an

in"om of commerceHruled 'y the coming "ntichrist).an%+east from his world

capital of re'uilt +a'ylon ityI!J4K0rom @oseph Seiss3 IOn the Apocal#pseJ

%ritten in 1;7.L/ =19>


1!* &eell, illiam 8, The +oo$ of the *e(elation, 3Chicago? =oo.2 Press,

1'#>5 pp* !)1, !)!, !)#n*

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6**. Ne% Status in Contract at $ar

,ecember 1& 1(78

Presi.ent 0arr2 Trman sets forth the secon. permanent Proclamationfor8ome@s de factoAmerican Empire* $t pts the Empire on a :temporar2; ar

footing ith all the nations of the orl.* This Proclamation ill serve as the

asis for con.cting the Forean ar 31'>"-1'>#5 as ell as the ietnam

ar 31'>4-1'(>5* +rther, the American Congress ill never .eclare ar

again, sai. poer having een eBclsivel2 conferre. on Congress 2 Article

$, Clase ), Section 1" of the /nite. States Constittion* The militar2

Comman.er in Chief ill no mae ar at his .iscretion as .irecte. 2 his

Jesit =asters at eorgeton /niversit2 in ashington, D*C* As Presi.ent

eorge * %sh sai., :* am a %ar presient,; as ell as having

nashame.l2 .eclare. the ar in $ra eing a :crsa.e*;

All Plic :/*S* citizens; are in perpetal orl. commerce an. in perpetal

orl. ar* The onl2 fnctions of the 8oman9Plic :/*S* citizen; is to pa2

the pope@s ar taB an. to fight his international crsa.es in re.cing the

governments of the orl. to the temporal poer of the :icar of Christ*; $t

is for this reason that Archishop of &e Gor Cit2 +rancis Car.inal

Spellman, on his visit to ietnam in 1'6>, calle. the American sol.iers :the

soliers of Christ*;

=eanhile, the pope@s de facto=ilitar2 overnment in ashington, D*C*,

maes perpetal, .omestic ar on its Plic :/*S* citizens; 3an. their

Private American Citizens serving as ngo.l2Surety5 in flfilling the %lac

Pope@s ice., Conter 8eformation Concil of Trent* All Plic :/*S*

citizens; or so the2 can e income9eBcise. taBe. 2 the pope@s socialist-

commnist, ar-maing Congress an. collecte. 2 the pope@s $nternal

8evene Service* All 8oman9Plic :/*S* citizens; fight the foreign ars

of the pope to their in.ivi.al an. national .etriment hile simltaneosl2

eing slol2 .estro2e. 2 the pope via his =ilitar2 $ntelligence9C$A9=afia-

le. .rg tra.e, C$A9+%$ incite. massive %lac-on-hite crime an.oppressive stattes .epriving them of their last lierties orn ot of the

hite Protestant 8eformation ai.e. 2 %aptist Calvinists*

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hite-Anglo-SaBon-Celtic Protestant an. %aptist Christians 3an. all others

having enefitte. from or once high cltre5 have een re.ce. from

eno2ing"@: +i'le-ase., Calvinist 7iert2 an. Peace to sffering n.er

"@: +i'le-reecting, Jesit Slaver2 an. ar*

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Summar# of Seven Transitions

Transition *

0ourteenth Amenment& 1;;*

Citizenship inten.e. for oth hites an. %lacs*

Constittional, de 4ure, hite Private American Citizenship of

Article $, Section !, an. fll2 .escrie. in the pristine-read

Scott.ecision, is :broaene; to incl.e %lacs an. Asians*

Citizenship to e :National; as oppose. to the former :0eeral;

Citizenship for hites onl2, terme. :hite American +reemen*;

&ational Citizens, hite an. %lac, are :American +reemen*;

:%roa.ene.; Citizenship creates a :&e 8eplic; calle. 2 this

athor :the Secon. 8eplic*; That :roa.ene.; de 4ure

citizenship is :&ational,; not :+e.eral; as as the initial American

citizenship as per Article $, Section !, of the Constittion of the

/nite. States*

8everse. rigin an. Character of American Citizenship, this

:roa.ene.; de 4ure&ational citizenship eing :paramont an..ominant,; state citizenship eing :sor.inate an. .erivative*;

=o.ifies an. Alters Constittion, the 0ormof it eing nchange.,

its Substanceeing holl2 change.* The :&e 8eplic; of the

/nite. States of America remains a de 4ure8eplic in 0orm, t

is a de factoEmpire in Substance*

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Transition **

Slaughterhouse cases& 1;:)*

Spreme Cort rles privileges an. immnities of the ne 14

th

Amen.ment American citizenship o notincl.e :fn.amental

rights,; o notincl.e :common la rights; an. later, o not

incl.e the first eight %ill of 8ights,.a&well (? -ow31'""5

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