Notice/Update: A regular reader claims the man in the video is wrong. That reader wrote this guest post, published last month.
I think this man gets a lot of this genre right.
I like how he refers to himself as a national. I wrote about this before that news articles about people from other countries refers to those people as ‘nationals’ of their country. Examples such as ‘Chinese national’ or ‘French national’. I am American national or even a national of my home (nation) state, one of the 50 united states. I guess I would say I’m an American national and a state citizen of my state. But really American national has no meaning when I’m within my state or one of the 50 states. I think American national only applies when I’m abroad because the states may always intercourse with other (nation) states via USofA.
So the net is that I’m a state citizen. That also means I’m an American national.
Here’s the video:
Rebuttal from a reader/contributor:
The video of the man talking of being a US national is erroneous.
He claims, also, to be a noncitizen national.
A noncitizen national is an American Samoan.
Everything he said in the video is wrong, misleading, and nonsense.
- Review these slides
- Read this,
- review this diagram of US vs USofA,
- read these six PDFs,
- watch Richard McDonald's seminar intro
- learn to speak like a simple man
- If this site ever goes down, the archive is on the wayback machine.
WHY would you ever refer to yourself as a national or citizen?!
red apple, green apple, still an apple. Both of these statuses have allegiance to a body politic.
ALWAYS look up the meaning in a reliable law dictionary – Ballantine’s and Bouvier’s are avail online.
“man/woman on the land” should be sufficient. My preference is Earthonian = from the earth returning to the earth.
Also see: The 5 Words Used to Control/ Enslave You –
Each of the 50 states have a people. At Montana, they are Montananas. Minnesota are Minnesotans. Figure yours out and be it.