Updates on Process

By Anna Von Reitz

Okay, Campers -- more insight into the history and the process and the "rest of the story".

What you need to have ready to counter-claim back your Good Name and Estate:

1. Three authenticated copies (or if not possible for your State, certified at the State Secretary of State level) and at least one authenticated at the United States Department of State level copy of "your" Birth Certificate.  These are private documents, not to be recorded.

2. Two notarized statements from Witnesses who know you, know your family, and have first hand knowledge that you are "the" person who was born to the parents and at the place and time shown as the actual birth day on the BC.

3. If possible, a "Lineage Treaty" showing that your family has been in this country since before the Civil War.  This is just a simple recitation of your parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, when and where they were born, when and where they got married, etc.

4. A Revocation of all Powers of Attorney effective the day of your birth. This wipes out your Mother's unwitting donation of your name to their fraud scheme and any applications that gave away General Powers of Attorney---prevents the Bar Attorneys from "representing" you and messing with the so-called "intermediary record" of your estate;

Who Started the Rot?

By Anna Von Reitz

By the "rot" we mean all the lies to the effect that people "voluntarily" agreed to enslave themselves and give all their assets to the British Crown in exchange for "benefits" that they in fact paid for, plus more---- themselves.

It was what we now call the Democratic Party. Southern Democrats to be exact.

They saw the opportunity to keep black people enslaved and serving to pay off public debts instead of private debts --- and that's what they did. They seized title to the freed plantation slaves as chattel securing public debt. They set up the entire racket, while claiming to be the champions of the poor and the colored and the down-trodden.

The historical record shows that the Democrats fought against giving black people the right to hold office, elect public officials, or have any other significant role in public life ---- other than to work hard and pay for public services and infrastructure. It was the Republicans -- Abraham Lincoln's Party-- that fought to give black people and others of color a voice and share. And failed.

Who extended the enslavement racket to white people?