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Showing posts with label America. Show all posts
Showing posts with label America. Show all posts
Monday, February 11, 2019
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
This Is Your Story, America
By Anna Von Reitz
Your real name is Juan Xavier Catalan y Hermes and you are the only son of one of the richest men in Spain. Your family is ancient and noble and you are the heir of vast holdings of land and livestock, vineyards and villages --- but, while you are still very young, both your parents died.
Unfaithful servants then see their chance to inherit all that is yours, so while you are still a baby, they hatch a plot to kill you. Before they can do this, one servant does what she can to save you. She puts you adrift on the outgoing tide in a small open boat with blankets and toys and enough food and water for a week, hoping you will reach the sea lanes and someone will find you.
Night comes and day and another night. You are alone and cold and frightened, but your light little boat has drifted far and wide on the current and you are spotted by an Irish fishing trawler. The amazed Irish fishermen take you aboard and, finding no clue about your identity, one of them decides to take you home and raise you as an "extra" son.
Everyone in your new hometown knows your strange history and they can see from your huge dark eyes and black hair that you are not one of them, but you have an honest heart and work hard and you learn your adopted Father's trade. Like all your older adopted brothers, you join the Irish fishing fleet. You marry a local girl and settle down and, despite the nagging sense of not really belonging here, you are modestly happy.
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
The United States is NOT America
by Anna Von Reitz
The United States is NOT America
Let me repeat (and repeat and repeat)----- the
United States is not America. It isn't now and it never has been.
The United States is a separate and foreign
political jurisdiction.
It is as different from an American State as
Spain is different from Sweden.
Our government works from the bottom up.
Theirs works from the top down.
We operate under American Common Law. They
operate under Administrative Law (for handling their internal affairs) and under
international law of the sea---both Maritime and Admiralty.
Our organic states--- the ones with soil and
trees and rocks--- are named like this: kentucky, utah, nevada.
Our unincorporated States of America --- the
ones that have Statehood Compacts or Commonwealth Trust agreements are named
like this: Texas State, Maine State, Virginia Commonwealth..
Saturday, January 16, 2010
History of the Star Spangled Banner - Francis Scott Key
What do the words of the National Anthem mean?
On Sept. 14, 1814, Francis Scott Key peered through clearing smoke to see an enormous flag flying proudly after a 25-hour British bombardment of Baltimore's Fort McHenry. Key was inspired to write a poem, which was later set to music. Even before "The Star-Spangled Banner" became our national anthem, it helped transform the garrison flag with the same name into a major national symbol of patriotism and identity. The flag has had a colorful history, from its origins in a government contract through its sojourn with several generations of a Baltimore family to its eventual donation to the Smithsonian Institution.
On Sept. 14, 1814, Francis Scott Key peered through clearing smoke to see an enormous flag flying proudly after a 25-hour British bombardment of Baltimore's Fort McHenry. Key was inspired to write a poem, which was later set to music. Even before "The Star-Spangled Banner" became our national anthem, it helped transform the garrison flag with the same name into a major national symbol of patriotism and identity. The flag has had a colorful history, from its origins in a government contract through its sojourn with several generations of a Baltimore family to its eventual donation to the Smithsonian Institution.
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