There are no state republics
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Posted: Monday, October 18, 2010 12:00 am
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Updated: 6:28 am, Mon Oct 18, 2010.
There are no state republics
Pardon me, but on Sept. 22, "Letter displays intolerance ..."
states, "secede from the Union and begin their own island country."
I thought this point was understood already, because I probably
wrote about this twice already.
Actually, there is an island country between Virginia and
Maryland. The constitution allows it to occupy a 100 square miles,
but Virginia took back some of its land grant and it is now
occupies about 66 square miles. Or did they take back George
Washington's donation? I don't know.
The union once contained states republics in it, but these were
abandoned at the Civil War. The Civil War was not about slavery.
The Civil War was federal government vs. sovereign state republics,
and the states lost. Consequently, their lands were occupied
militarily and corporations were formed, and new charters — uh
"constitutions" — were drafted
The original constitution of the California republic, ratified
before the Civil War in 1848-49, is now replaced with a new
document called a "constitution," adopted approximately 1864-68(?).
I believe that the state of California is a corporation and a
subsidiary of United States. The de facto corporation likes to give
notice, and they always need our consent because we are foreign.
When we walk into an embassy of the United States (court), they
sometimes display a military flag. They can't prosecute foreigners
(that's us) unless we submit voluntarily.
Corporations offer us benefit-privileges and contracts, and they
set up trusts, which we enter voluntarily. We see the military flag
all the time, but most people never question. Sometimes,
unknowingly, people who do not represent the military display the
wrong flag because they like the decorations on it. The display of
a flag of the United States is defined in Title 4 US Code § 3. It
governs display of the flag within the District of Columbia,
because this is the limit of U.S. jurisdiction. Moreover, it is a
misdemeanor to attach any design, mark or figure to the flag, such
as gold yarn and an eagle.
Daniel Hutchins
Acampo
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daniel hutchins posted at 1:42 am on Mon, Oct 18, 2010.
Clarification: The term "republic" refers to a de jure government of the people, by the people and for the people. It represents the common law of the people on the land.
The term "United States" refers to a de facto legal entity whose constitution is FOR the corporation, and it has nothing to do with the people whatsoever. This is the version that is in power to most of the population, and it applies to states as well.
I believe that there are two constitutions, which are distinguished by the preposition in the preamble.
Recall in the War of 1812, the British burned the Library of Congress. This was intended to destroy the 13th amendment which abolished British nobility (lawyers) from taking office in America. The fire destroyed the document control on the correct version of the constitution, as well as the 13th amendment.
daniel hutchins posted at 1:34 am on Mon, Oct 18, 2010.
Clarification and correction to title. The state republics were abandoned, and their constitutions replaced. Moreover, they are occupied militarily. This does not mean that the republics don't exist, as stated in the title.
Actually, these abandoned states have begun to be repopulated beginning March 2010. This movement is recognized in at least 80 nations of the world, and the Hague has been notified. Checkmate! This movement stands as hope to uphold the Declaration of Independence, empower the correct federal and state constitutions, establish a stable economy, and respect human rights. It has nothing to do with that creature "thing" that is called the District of Columbia.
This movement is entirely peaceful, and strives to obtain support from the US military, whose personnel have sworn an oath to uphold and protect the constitution of the united states of america.