By Anna Von Reitz
The thing calling itself the "Supreme Court" and
squatting like a corpulent spider in the middle of Washington, DC, is
self-evidently not our Supreme Court and everyone who has been reading my
articles should know that by now, but let's review.
The way the judicial system was set up was this:
One Supreme Court for the States. This Court was
called: The Supreme Court of The United States of America. It functioned
entirely in international jurisdiction and decided cases in that jurisdiction
for the States of the Union.
This Court was established at Philadelphia, having
retained all powers in all jurisdictions of the Law --- air, land, and sea -- as
the final Arbiter of all questions that could arise among the States. This was
meant to truly be a Supreme Court for the States to iron out their differences
and decide issues in international jurisdiction affecting all of them.
