From
Anna Von Reitz:
I've
got news for everyone---- NONE of the Post-Civil War Amendments apply to us.
I
used to think (because they reconvened something calling itself The United
States in Congress Assembled between April and December of 1865) that the 13th
Amendment claiming to "abolish slavery" had been lawfully added to the actual
Constitution as well as the "corporate" Constitution----- but I no longer think
so. I think it was bogus throughout and that NONE of the "Amendments" from the
13th onward have EVER been properly enabled or ratified. The 14th certainly
wasn't and the 16th certainly wasn't and we have proof.
You
have to be aware that "citizenship" is related to public service of a body
politic. We are not acting as "citizens" when we are acting in our natural
capacity as people. The two capacities are mutually exclusive. "Sovereign
Citizen" is an oxymoron --- impossible to be sovereign and citizen at the same
time. So while claiming one's Natural and Unalienable rights and Native
sovereignty, we NOT acting as "citizens". We are acting as one of the "free
sovereign and independent people of the United States".
I
am too tired to go on at this time, but this is a topic that deserves a lot of
discussion ---
Is "citizenship" a maritime term? Since we are not on board the citizen ship we are only a collective group. We are acting as one of the "free sovereign and independent people of the United States"?. What has become of our "straw man"?
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