A Brief History of America
The Declaration of Independence of 1776 is the cornerstone of the American Union. It outlined grievances against the English King and proclaimed actions to set the inhabitants free. This was followed by the Articles of Confederation of 1781 which created a union of thirteen sovereign nation/states, appropriately named the united States of America. On the world stage, with the signing of the Treaty of Paris of 1783, the united States of America was now recognized as a new, quasi-nation, representing the union of thirteen nation/states in International Law. In order to establish guidelines for further territorial expansion of the North American continent, the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 guaranteed sovereignty to all new nation/states admitted to the united States of America.
Because of the Daniel Shay Rebellion of 1787, some felt a stronger federal government was needed to protect the united States of America from domestic invaders as well the foreign ones. A great debate ensued which is recorded in both The Federalist Papers and the Anti-Federalist Papers on the pros and cons of a stronger federal government. Eventually, The Constitution of 1789 was signed by Congress, but the thirteen nation/states refused to ratify it without numerated Articles of Rights to be included. This was accomplished with The Bill of Rights of 1791.
Now we had a most perfect Union where eighteen specified powers were delegated to the Federal Government and the nation/states and the people retained all powers not specifically delegated. The people enjoyed Liberty with unalienable rights, prosperity, and the Common Law. The Constitution was a model for the world to follow. At last people had power over government and were no longer serfs to a King or Dictator. They enjoyed a pure Republic for America.
What Happened?
When we read the Declaration of Independence today, we find essentially the same grievances as the People of the Colonies had in 1776. We have no unalienable Rights, we have no Common Law, only ‘color of law’, no judicial system, poor education, we are always entangled in some International war, we have no fiscally sound money system, and we are taxed to the hilt.
We are actually serfs on our own property.
Senate Resolution #62 April 17, 1933: “The ultimate ownership of all property is in the State; individual so-called “ownership” is only by virtue of government, i.e., law, amounting to mere user and use must be in accordance with law and subordinate to the necessities of the State.”
In fact we do not have a Republic. We now live under a Democracy. What happened that made a full circle back to 1776? As Lee Brobst said – The USA Republic is the house that no one lives in.
The Constitution is bifurcated
Everything changed after the War Between the States when the 14th Amendment was forcibly passed by a rump congress in 1868. Unbeknownst to the American people, this clever amendment enslaved everyone into federal civil law beginning with these words:
“All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.”
By creating a new federal State and placing all Americans into it, overnight, the nationality of everyone born in America went from being one from an independent nation/state to being a federal citizen of the US. This actually restructured the original US Constitution and virtually destroyed its original intent – a government for the people by the people.
This creates the bifurcation of the Constitution, which means to divide into two.
The original Constitution up to and including Amendment XIII is one branch – The Constitution FOR the United States. We use FOR because it is written FOR the United States corporation. It is an agreement between the several states of the union and their federal government. This creates The American Union, with the people being the body politic granting their collective sovereignty to their state, who in turn give “clipped sovereignty” to the federal government. The 50 nation/states are equally powerful to the US federal government and are able to keep it in check and the people acting as a collective body politic are able to keep their nation/states in check. Once again, government by the people for the people.
The other branch is The Constitution OF the United States, which encompasses the entirety of all Amendments to-date. We use OF because the United States corporation essentially wrote it for themselves beginning with the 14th Amendment. It is literally private law disguised as public law and most all Americans consent into it out of ignorance through voting, social security, international banking, licensing, registering property and other consensual actions. By Consent and Contract, Americans have willfully lost their Republican Freedoms and replaced them with civil rights, benefits and privileges.
The Red Amendment
LB Bork in his expertly researched 1999 Treatise, aptly names the 14th Amendment, The Red Amendment. LB is the first to clearly articulate the actual treason this amendment accomplishes and summarizes it as the following:
Section 1 – Creates de facto federal citizens and a new Article 4, Section 3 overlay State
Section 2 – Voting as a de facto “citizen of the United States” actually causes one to commit an act of rebellion against the limitations of the Constitution properly afforded to lawful American citizens.
Section 3 – Firmly establishes a dual system of law with a two hat principle of government: a new system of civil liberty under the rule of man while preserving republican freedom under obedience to God.
Section 4 – De facto debt cannot be questioned by those in rebellion; while saving those who are of a lawful standing from being oppressed by those in rebellion as de facto American nationals.
Section 5 – Allows enforcement of private law by Congress on United States citizens.
The RED Amendment is certainly a product of Communism and places everyone born in America in a Democracy, unless they choose to live under the original Republic.
The Communist Manifesto
The Communist Manifesto plays a critical role not only in America, but worldwide as well. In 1848, twenty years before the Red Amendment, the manifesto literally declared war on the Western world with its main goal, a One World Government with the State owning all property. Coincidentally, 1848 is the same year the cornerstone was placed on the 555 foot tall Washington Monument in Washington, DC. Similar obelisks are also prominently displayed in the two other sovereign city states of the world; London and the Vatican. These three “City States” form the Trilogy of World power – Washington DC (Military), London (Financial) and the Vatican (Religious).
Following the communist policy of progressive restructuring, it took several subsequent generations to further cement communism in the uSA, highlighted by The Federal Reserve Act in 1913 and The Great New Deal of 1933. In the end, the US federal government became owners of all property in America. Slaves cannot own property, which is why your land deed states you are a tenant and you pay taxes every year for the use of your “own” land. You also register your vehicles and other property giving the DeFacto State ownership and pay licensing and other yearly fees on assets you believe you own.
We know in our heart and soul we are not slaves, but through their trickery, they have claimed our bodies through law. It is today’s legal system, with corporations and BAR attorneys keeping the slaves in check and providing the front lines for the ruling elite. Can you get a job without your Social Security number? No, because the corporation human resource department requires it. If you get into a legal dispute, it is the BAR attorney that steps to negotiate the best settlement with their primary duty to the State, their secondary duty to you, the US Citizen who is actually paying for their services.