US CORPORATE DEMOCRACY in a nutshell

in freeman •  7 years ago 

When Congress approved the Federal Reserve Act in 1913, the federal US entered commerce. That's when the current CORPORATE DEMOCRACY started. And that's why there's no federal common law anymore. United States can't claim sovereignty when it's operating in commerce. And why all Birth Certificates are REGISTERED with the Dept. of Commerce - that backs the “national” debt with property and lives of all 14th Amendment US citizens.


The US delegating issuance of currency to private bankers, is like you delegating your driving responsibility to an insurance company. You then CANNOT negotiate liability amounts when you get into an accident, as you've delegated that responsibility to the insurer. Same with federal US; they CAN'T operate under common law, as they delegated their liability to a private bank, so there's no REAL money in circulation.

And no real money = no common (public) law, as money SUBSTITUTES, such as Federal Reserve banknotes, which are LIABILITIES of the Federal Reserve System, are subject to the rules of COMMERCE, i.e. the UCC, NOT to the common law..


Which is also why non-resident aliens, such as state citizens and inhabitants are NOT taxpayers, as they don't participate in federal corporate Democracy.

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