By Anna Von Reitz
Carpetbagger Courts - Part 1
Remember when I exposed the fact that Carpetbagger Courts were established in the South following the so-called Civil War?
In May of 1865, the Territorial United States Congress created ten new military district courts in the South, and placed them under the command of Brigadier Generals who were charged with appointing civilian judges--- judges loyal to the North, whose main job was to plunder and pillage whatever was left in the South, and to suppress any remaining rebels to ensure the public peace....
So what happened to those courts?
These military district courts are still with us today and still being deliberately confused with Territorial District Courts that have been improperly ensconced on our soil, too.
Remember the discussion about different entities all being called "United States" and the confusions that result?
