Only the mister (captain) of a boat passing through a port needs a passport or portpassé (in French). People DO NOT need port passes. They flip the words from portpassé to passport, and everyone is fooled! We are people traveling on the land and sometimes by boat. It’s the boat captain who needs a pass, […]
Yes, on paper feds pretend we’re misters (captains) navigating ships going to banks and getting fixed-up by dockers/’doctors’. Feds pretend bc they have jurisdiction over their ships and commerce, and feds prefer maritime/admiralty law/courts where they have more power. The truth–the flesh and blood–is we are people, not persons, not ships. We’re natives of the […]
In their realm, I think citizen may be short for citizen ship, meaning a ship on the water. There is not ship, but they pretend we are all mastering/mistering a ship. Resident is supposedly short for resident alien, according to a few or many authors in this genre. So it wouldn’t be a surprise if […]
We’re taught that it’s impolite to reference someone by their given/first name. It’s not. It’s actually friendly and establishes closer relations. We’re taught to use mister and miss because mister and miss are titles in the navy. We’re all pretending everyone works for the navy or is in the military. Why? Because part of this […]
What a retired admiral said about the title ‘mister’ prompted me to finally created a related page. The retired admiral said that a new Navy recruit will be called by his family name initially. Then when he (or she) becomes an officer, he will be referred to as “Mister” plus his family name, such as […]
The income tax is mis-applied to everyday workers. 👉>> ⏬ Download PDF 1. ‘wages’ defined as payments to govt worker or corporate officer. The definitions: Employee includes an officer, employee, or elected official of the United States [the govt], a State [the govts], or any political subdivision thereof, or the District of Columbia, or any […]
Why does everyone presume ‘U.S. Individual’ means men and women? Also, we have given name and family names, not first and last names. Only businesses have security numbers. Calling it a social security number and tying it to pension benefits is just lipstick on a pig. Why does everyone go along when feds and state […]