
By Anna Von Reitz
Yes, I know I need to make videos. But they can’t be
just any ten minute do-it-yourself YouTube rants, and here is the reason why:
this stuff is confusing.
There has
been a deliberate effort to confuse things via many different “deceptively
similar names” deceits. Here are a few examples:
“the United States” sounds just the same as “The United States” but these
are completely separate and different entities. “Economic
Stabilization Fund” abbreviated “ESF” sounds similar to “Economic Security Fund”
also abbreviated “ESF”. “Hawaii” sounds the same as “HAWAII”….
The word “employee” popularly means someone who works for somebody
else, except that on government documents it is arbitrarily defined (by act of
Congress) to specifically mean a federal government worker or volunteer….. The
word “person” in common popular usage means one of us, a living being, but in
Federal-ese it is arbitrarily defined to mean “corporation”.