By Anna Von Reitz
We don't like drama. Life presents us with enough challenges and creates enough drama that can't be avoided, so we see no valid purpose nor any benefit from promoting more of it --- such as the present politicization of a bankruptcy settlement process -- that, except for its size and complexity, is routine.
The UNITED STATES, INC. is in receivership to the USA, Inc., which has enough problems of its own to sort out.
As a result, nearly two-thirds of what we think of as the Federal Government has to be dissolved or merged into USA, Inc. operations. And the USA, Inc. will have to pay for the ongoing costs of any agency or department they retain. Every department and agency of the UNITED STATES, INC. will have to be audited in this process, so all the sludge is unavoidably spilling out, and a great many federal workers will lose their jobs. Some will also face criminal prosecution.
In the case of USAID, less than 10% of the employees were retained, and we suspect that many of them are in transitional positions that will help with the mop up and then be released. The
Department of Education has been dissolved; this is rather unavoidable, because it was being charged off to us, in spite of being obviously unconstitutional.
Please note that our three Federal Constitutions are explicit and strictly enumerated contracts. If a power is not delegated, it is retained. See the Tenth Amendment. There isn't a word granting any Federal entity authority over education, health, or a vast number of other issues; the Federal Department of Education has, therefore, always been a criminal farce with icing on top, complete with plummeting test scores every year since it began operation.
Good riddance to something that was never authorized by the people of this country, which did nothing to improve education, and which politicized everything from the ground up. In the fifty years since the start up of the Federal Department of Education, it has reliably failed to do any of the things it was created to do--- but nobody in the wildly useless U.S. Congress bothered to ask what the results of all our "investment" in this behemoth waste of space was yielding.
Transparency about this and about many other examples of gross disservice and fraud is what we should expect and what we do expect as part of this whole process. There is no reason to keep everyone sitting on the edges of their chairs, wondering what to expect next.
Is the political benefit of making Mr. Trump appear to be a hero and champion of the people, when in fact he is only doing what the bankruptcy process demands, worth all the grandstanding and public displays of ignorance that go on?
Crowds of people in the street protesting policies that aren't policies?
People threatening to kill Elon Musk for applying modern data tracking technology to a process that would otherwise be "impossible"--- yet required by the bankruptcy process?
Instead of an orderly process we have "judges" issuing restraining orders, trying to protect their own hides and those of their collaborators, even after the data dogs have been released into the systems of both the departments and the agencies.
These already implanted data tracker programs will eat their way through the transaction histories and spread until there is nothing more to be gleaned. As the Q Crowd says, "Nothing can stop it.".
And nothing will stop it, because the bankruptcy court has already ordered it. All these restraining orders are empty exercises accomplishing nothing but the appearance of controversy. Mr. Trump is obeying a court order by taking his current actions, so no other court may hope to interfere with his duty.
Small arguments about the way that he is doing his duty will avail nothing; he is acting within the purview of his Executive Office, and the order in which he addresses each department or agency, like his choice of how the data is collected and analyzed, is his choice to make.
Even auditing the Federal Reserve -- such records as remain after their 2009 bankruptcy -- is not all that controversial; even though it is a private banking cartel, it has a contract with the Congress, which enters it under Federal Oversight and regards it as an agency for the purposes of a bankruptcy audit.
Likewise, all of President Trump's cost-cutting and tariff-raising isn't the product of inexplicable policies; such measures are only common sense when the beleaguered USA, Inc. is stuck administering such a mammoth cut-back and restructuring of government.
The cost-cutting is because the USA, Inc. can't afford to carry most of the western world on its back anymore. The costs of occupying and paying the defense bills of all these other countries, as well as the illegal nature of commercial war-profiteering, are taking their toll; so the Trump Administration is keeping its hands clean and playing the peacemaker, as well as shuffling off costs. It is, as Mr. Trump says, only common sense. Only business.
The same is true of the so-called Tariff War, though it is likely to be a short-lived Nothing Burger in terms of such conflicts.
Government typically produces nothing but services that have to be paid for--- thus the purported reason for taxation, though this only applies in an asset-backed currency system; the USA, Inc., acting under contract to provide government services, is limited as to its legitimate means of making money in support of its activities --- it can impose taxes on those subject to it, it can adjust tariffs to control imports and exports, and it can impose fees on federally regulated activities, such as actual interstate commerce and traditionally, the sale, manufacture, or transport of alcohol, tobacco, or firearms on an international basis.
Over the years the USA, Inc. and its now-defunct UNITED STATES, INC. partner, figured out numerous ingenious ways of increasing their income --- chiefly by impersonating the actual government of this country and accessing our credit in our purported "absence", but also by endeavoring to redefine our population as part of their own citizenry, and thereby obtain the right to tax Americans under their own foreign laws. Finally, they developed their own Black Economy.
The Black Economy developed naturally as a result of "Black Ops" carried out by the CIA and Defense Contractors and other related industrial and white collar interests over the years. Drug running, arms dealing, and human trafficking provided ample sidebar means of supporting government operations that were never officially part of any government services that we contracted to receive. The entire insurance industry can be considered another source of Black Ops revenue.
The wealth being accrued from hiring out our soldiers and sailors as mercenaries, together with the wealth from these illicit "Black Ops" activities, had to be "laundered" back into the economy, so a scheme of impersonating people and developing various kinds of offshore corporations was used to do this.
We have already described the operations of the so-called Internal Revenue Service, a private debt collector operating for the banks guaranteeing the also so-called "United States debt", an organization which keeps completely fanciful Master Files detailing the exploits of foreign legal fiction "persons" employed offshore in federally regulated occupations ---- all named after Americans.
There was also the need to invest all this largesse, so the Perpetrators bought controlling interests in the Fortune 500, controlling interests in the commodities futures markets, and created pseudo-government adjuncts like BlackRock and real estate fronts like Vanguard and State Street. They also bought controlling interests in all the major commercial banks, like Bank of America.
As all this activity was at least two-steps removed from their official duties and outside the realm of the government services we contracted with them to receive, they promptly discounted any affiliation with or honorable obligation to the American Public who knowingly or unknowingly, paid for and/or fronted for all of this, and with the mindless avarice of most transnational for-profit corporations, decided to not only keep all the profits for themselves, but to prey upon us and upon our physical assets in more direct ways as well.
Thus, it wasn't the "official" government departments and agencies responsible for doing us the most harm, but rather the "subcontractors of subcontractors" three or four layers down in the structure of this behemoth bureaucracy that did the actual and worst damage.
That's why we prefer to redefine the word "government" to include those registered enterprises like BlackRock, Inc., which thrived as defense subcontractors, and the plethora of Non-Governmental Organizations that nonetheless received large amounts of money from our government Subcontractors.
As Mr. Trump endeavors to keep his boat afloat while at the same time tracking and having to shut down sources of criminal income, it becomes necessary to fall back on more traditional (and lawful) sources of income and bargaining power --- such as tariffs.
That, too, is just common sense.
Let us suggest that in the interests of actual transparency, the entire situation needs to be revealed to the American Public -- first and foremost so that people know what is going on, and no longer suppose that this is some kind of possibly-criminal vendetta rampage on the part of the Trump Administration, and secondly, so that everyone has a firm basis for going forward.
Don't tell Americans that "the United States is bankrupt" and leave them assuming that our country is bankrupt. Admit that it's the United States, Incorporated, that is bankrupt. Admit that all this auditing is being mandated by the bankruptcy process. Make a clean breast of what has gone on here and be honest about it.
We cannot, as a country, go forward on a new foundation built of old lies. We cannot accept a new banking system that is potentially even more coercive and potentially subject to political and economic abuse than the old one.
The "Good Cops" in this narrative won't be around forever, and any system with any crack or crevice in it that can be manipulated for political or economic self-interest, will be. The QFS -- Quantum Financial System left in the control of the Alliance Military, offers too many such opportunities in the long term.
If we have learned nothing from our experience of the last 160 years, it's that the perfection of a government system is only as good as the men who inherit it. It is against the unscrupulous and the ignorant that we must guard.
Otherwise, we face the prospect of another politicized banking system replacing the politicized banking system we've already got, and the new one will be even worse, because it will be computerized and watched over by Artificial Intelligence.
What happens on the day, when, as we have already experienced, the arbitrary self-interest of a government, or even a government subcontractor, results in the world being turned upside down, so that what is bad is taken to be good? And falsehood is swallowed as truth?
Then we are right back here, where we are starting from --- with a hopelessly corrupt and abusive system behind us, and an absolute obligation to the future set before us. We cannot fail. We cannot omit. We cannot, whatever the exigencies, allow ourselves to let false assumptions rule the day.
Everything that Mr. Trump is doing is required by the situation he faces as the chief executive in charge of a major bankruptcy settlement process. We may differ with him on petty details, but not the scope and not the desired outcome, of his actions.
In terms of what has to be done -- a thorough audit of all the UNITED STATES, INC. departments and agencies, followed by a major federal workforce reduction -- Trump is doing what has to be done and doing a fine job of it.
By properly understanding what is going on, the American Public will be able to support the Trump Administration from a basis of truth, neither worshiping nor despising, but rather appreciating the immensity of the work his administration has undertaken, and being able to rightly evaluate the quality of the performance of this duty.
Elon Musk has said on numerous occasions that honesty and consistency is what creates the basis for trust --- and he is correct about that. The very discoveries that his technology allows are driving American trust in what has functioned as "their" government to all-time lows.
It's important, indeed, it's vital, that we all know the truth, that we all understand how these corporations have stepped in and functioned "as" our government without being our actual government.
At the end of the day, the only way that we can progress is by admitting the truth of what has happened. It's the only way we can prevent this kind of corruption from happening again.
Tell the American Public about the UNITED STATES, INC. and its bankruptcy. Explain -- in terms that people can understand -- how their own government was undermined and all-but ceased to function over these many decades. Work with the properly structured States of the Union to provide a stable and happy future for all.
Not another sleight of hand.
Notice to Principals is Notice to Agents; Notice to Agents is Notice to Principals.
Issued by:
Anna Maria Riezinger -- Fiduciary
The United States of America
In care of: Box 520994
Big Lake, Alaska 99652
February 16th 2025
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