By Anna Von Reitz
We are Third Party Beneficiaries with respect to the National Trust created
in the Preamble and are indemnified in the British system under two Royal
Sovereign Seals--- the seal of King George the III with respect to the delegated
powers, and the seal of William Belcher with respect to the undelegated powers,
otherwise known as the Great Seal of the United States. William Belcher
inherited his sovereignty as a result of the Norman Conquest of Britain and
Wales. Thus, the Definitive Treaty of Peace, Paris, 1783, calls George III the
"prince of the United States" and does not mention who the actual Head of
State---the "king" of the United States--- was. Later generations simply
presumed it was the British Monarch, with results disastrous to them and to us.
This split of delegated and undelegated powers held by two sovereigns in
international jurisdiction ultimately resulted in the situation we have today,
where the delegated powers are held by the British-backed United States and the
undelegated powers are held by the "states and people" under the Belcher Seal
and operated by the United States of America by default.
