- Was suspect a male or man? Did he reside there or live there? Language in news stories
- Updated diagram of USofA, United States, UNITED STATES, and more!
- They pretend I’m a bastard, create a trust for me, then i never claim it!
- Diagram showing real-life versus their use of corporations to control us
- Tricks of the trade- key points from Bill Turner video; private letter, without prejudice, stamp on back
- Good video about the strawman entity and signatures; and not under standing
- New tactic added to popular How to Win on Court page
- Having a baby turned into a dystopian, sterile experience as part of baby abandonment scam
- Articles of Confederation still law; so U.S. Constitution must apply to something else
- Business forms…where’s Wisconsin and other American states in country list? Might as well choose Peru!
- Definition of person does not say ‘man’; ATF Code of Federal Regs; and all crimes are commercial
- Top link about New York history omits the Articles of Confederation
- Domestic means within a state. U.S. is not a domestic corporation in New York, shows court case.
- The word “inhabitant” not “resident” is in the Articles of Confederation four times
- Re-added video for page about banks not technically making loans
- Essay from 2009 mentions mass genocide by a ‘vaccine’.
- Blog post edits – informant, four-cent letters
- Identity means Entity ID, which describes a business, not living men or women. Thou does not have an ‘identity’ (or a NAME).
- National or Citizen? Common to see ‘national’ in news stories about non-USA people. USA passports for nationals and citizens
- Coast Guard flag has vertical stripes to convey peace
- On birth certificate, my mom listed as informant with her unmarried name and having abandoned her bastard son
- Send letter with two cents postage because thou does not live within United States
- Pilot asks ‘Do you understand three times?’. Seeking a contract.
- Is an order really a ‘purchase order’?
- The Income Tax – A legal tax combined with a grand deception
- Sworn statement shows difference between U.S. and U.S.ofA.
- Does Resident mean Resident Alien?
- A town-ship? Why have they added the word ‘ship’ to town? Dave Chapelle is building in one.
- Arrest warrant for a…ship. All warrants are for ships and their master/mister.
- The legal society – what is your legal name?
- Who would describe the child born process as labor?
- Flag with gold trim. It’s a military situation.
- Courts are all business – ship’s name, what’s the charge, will you pay?
- #AustraliaHasFallen – Key ways to avoid arrest – Video by Bill Turner
- Amazon asks – ‘Are you a U.S. Person?’
- Why say ‘persons’ when one can say ‘people’
- Bill Turner Video – The Living Dead – Not to be missed
- VP stands in front of USA flag WITHOUT gold trim or gold tassel
- Does thou have a name? Or what is thou called?
- Arnold speaks in front of gold-trimmed flags
- The banking page about ALL CAPS name is trending. Dear JOHN SMITH…
- Matthew McConaughey uses gold-trimmed flag…
- Patriotic? Fly the state flag
- We’re not on ships and we’re not captains
- Standard USA flag at Putin summit – no gold fringe
- Nantucket is an island. Do people live on it or in it?
- Real world or fiction – There are two things happening, which is thou agreeing to?
- It’s a rocket, not a rocket ship. It’s in space, not on the water.
- Residency means temporary. Lionel Richie will do residency at a Vegas hotel.
- The word ‘suspect’ replaced by ‘person of interest’ to commercialize police activity
- Society? Which society
- Baby born or person birthed/berthed?
- Evergreen SHIP arrested. Only ships are arrested. Is thou a ship?
- Why we say “Mr. President” rather than “President Biden”
- France referred to as ‘state’ of EU
- The public means government employees! Is thou a member of the public?
- Practice living in the private: My given name is…
- Website: Private Side Training
- Flags mean jurisdiction
- Judges in black robes – death administrators
- Using Mister and Miss is NOT polite. It turns people into navy personnel.
- Flag with gold trim
- Bill Turner Video – Learning Contract
- Bill Turner Video – Rule of Law
- United Kingdom described as “four countries”
- Is the United Nations a country? Is the EU? How about the USA?
- Supreme Court affirms that BOTH states and USA are sovereign, separately
- The film is called ‘The Accused’ not ‘The Defendants’
- Banks on a river, not for money
- Traffic means movement of goods, as in the movie Traffic, about drug trafficking
- An odd part of the tax code and how Alaska and Texas were states before they were states
- Dockets, Master, Bar – Administrative courts are vessels in dry-dock
- New content from past few days – March 23 to April 1
- Unvaccinated ‘persons’ banned from ‘public’ places (not private) by ‘County of’ Rockland Executive
- The Convenient Omission – An article about definition of passenger
- Whiteboard videos from Kurtis Kallenbach
- Obama defines citizen as the ‘title’ of an ‘office’ in a democracy (not republic)
- The word ‘statute’ can mean ‘an act of a corporation’
- Richard McDonald’s Seminar on state Citizenship
- ‘United States’ is a Federal corporation, says U.S. Code, Title 28
- Banks always capitalize the name! Dear FIRST LAST,
- It’s the State of the Union, not the State of the State
- Hungarians built a border fence. Will the Texans?
- EU downgraded to ‘international organization’. Will The USofA be next?
- We all should keep the peace, not just peace officers
- The USofA is a Union, not a Nation-State, and Why This Matters
- Citizen of New York described as Nonresident Alien
- The book, U.S. of A. v U.S.: The Loss of Legal Memory of the American State
- Five interviews with NativeBornCitizen manager, from the show Shell Games
- Traveling, not driving, for state Citizens
- Taylor Swift writes about ‘State of TN’ not Tennessee
- Packers stadium displays odd three-stripe flag not Wisconsin flag
- Affidavit for passport, by Roger Sayles
- Tweets from NativeBornCitizen
- Regulation says “subject to its jurisdiction”, and clarifies the 14th Amendment
- Treaty of Paris says each of the United States is sovereign and independent
- Casino may win in federal court but this is a state issue
- When they say ‘you are…’, they are saying ‘you all are…”
- The informer writes about State, United States, Includes
- Bakers vs. Butchers: Why did the Constitution protect a baker but not a butcher? Comparing Masterpiece Bakeshop to Slaughterhouse Cases
- Bakery case reminds that Constitution restricts government but does not grant rights
- Web version of The Matrix and the U.S. Constitution
- Revenue with a hyphen to be ‘re-venue’ and similar to ‘re-move’
- Visit NativeBornCitizen.com & download papers
- Woman has baby in foyer because of irrational trip to hospital
- Why would men and women come to a port?
- Las Vegas residents are the performers
- New page about the title ‘Mister’
- Page for Who’s who in court and what to say
- “I am from one of the United States” is the correct phrase
- What does transport really mean?
- It’s the strawman. It’s the trust named FIRST LAST.
- They ask, “What is your address?” not “What is your home location?”
- Policy officers – Poli-cee
- Flip words: citizenship-shipcitizen, workplace-placework, understand-standunder
- Law dictionary cover: USA differs from States of the Union
- Worship – War Ship – Ship of War – It’s not a church, and it’s not a country
- Say (or write) “Am I the defendant?”
- Don’t go North West
- Kurtis Kallenbach video about hospital ruse
- “You” live “in” a state because “you” is a corp in a folder
- The reason prohibition had an amendment but not the drug war…
- MP stands for the microprint on checks.
- They ask if you’re a Resident, not if you live here
- European Union actions may mimic how perception of united States was changed
- Roger Sayles and the 14th Amendment
- Karl Lentz asks What is United States Treasury?
- The Birth Certificate vs. Record of Live Birth
- Diana Ross will have a Vegas residency (as in temporary)
- Added “it ain’t me” response to Winning at Court page
- California adds nonbinary as gender on B.C. as if gender matters
- Duty means tax, not responsibility
- Florida teacher reprimands student taking knee during pledge (video)
- Traveling versus driving – no license needed (video proof)
- More ways to win in court – page update
- Links corrected on top 10 reads
- Banking video re-posted
- Skips college, works at Facebook
- Khan Academy Contest
- Man stands firm to police officer
- I am idiot – the history of the term and how one can use it to win in court
- Dear ALL CAPS NAME
- Subject to… About that 14th Amendment
- Judicial Districts
- Personage & Barratry
- Banking and the Bible
- Yusef El’s Top 10 Documents
- The United States is separate from the fifty states
- The real meaning of public and private
- The Secret to Winning at Court – Court Remedy
- Those in office, must follow the rules
- Banks don’t take deposits. Banks don’t lend money.
- Thou’s estate held in trust. Claim it.
- Microprint on Bank Checks
- ‘Thou is’, not ‘you are’
- Most schooling is a waste of time – elementary, middle, high, college
- Law Merchant Explanation by Jean Keating and John Knox
- Top 12 Steps to Reclaim Your Estate – Birthright Citizenship vs Corporate Slave Citizenship
- Key comments on treatise about prison bonds
- Documentary about Curfew Protests
- Yusuf introduces Sovereignty – Three videos
- Public versus Private
- Liberty is not the right word
- The Wizard of Oz – An Allegory
- With Lawful Excuse
- Gary This is Keven – Eliminating U.S. Citizen Status
- How to deal with police officers (not police men)
- Scathing commentary that gov’t schools are monotonous factories
- Even the lunches…
- Make “School” More Tolerable
- Get out of mandatory schooling
- Make & Wear Anti-Curfew Stickers as a First Amendment Activity
- Protests against radio tracking chips for students
- Scottish teenagers to vote in independence referendum
- UPDATED: Distracting, disruptive, non-traditional hair color leads to suspension threat
- Teenager wins right for solo round-the-world sail
- Obama to require “schooling” until 18 or graduation
- Suspended for growing hair to help cancer patients
- Curfew proposal has opponents and alternatives
- Teen’s anti-curfew Letter to the Editor appears prominently
- Left school at 15, dropped in-to life, now billionaire
- Online learning to surpass your “grade”
- Drowsy at school? Ask for a later start time.
- Kentucky seeks to raise exodus age from regimentation
- Prom cancelled to avoid lesbian couple
- Parents sue school for viewing son with webcam
- Suspended for Facebook page, student can sue
- Germans flee to home school in US
- “Free Range Kids”
- Court approves uniform protest with “Hitler Youth” buttons
- 10 rules for dealing with the police
- Youth rights group sues to repeal Florida curfew
- Freedom at lunchtime! Students do what they want.
- Gov school bans skinny jeans, home school doesn’t
- Youth rights org wins $25,000
- Seminar About Govt School Alternatives+
- Supreme Court to review strip search of student
- Purple hair and free expression (Update 2)
- Gov’t schools morph into vaccine needles
- Not sure if private schools are worse.
- Powerful quote by Ralph Nader
- School board may allow cell phone use during lunch
- Students protest closed campus proposal
- Judge halts sports suspensions related to party
- School censors heterosexuals
- Students protest suspension caused by facebook comments
- Students Wrongly Suspended for Wearing Protest Armbands
- 20 Students Punished for Planning Protest
- Expelled because of rumors, then reinstated due to lawsuit
- Students use local TV news to overturn jelly bracelet ban
- Comic strip creator wins right to distribute on school property
- Nick Dodds wins right to protest with a black arm band
- Rockstar: Questioning Authority in Canada
- Anti-Curfew Rockstar in Gladstone, Oregon
- Student wins right to sue principals
- Liberty Youth Coalition Repeal the Curfew Campaign
- Young student retaliates against government school teacher
- Judge rules Palmdale, CA, curfew law unconstitutional
- School’s ban on cross necklaces is Christian-bashing
- Police strip-search curfew violators
- Students challenge extra-curricular drug-testing
- Dress code enforcement goes too far
- Letter to the Editor of 48 Hours (CBS)
- Stop your abduction
- Commentary – The Camps
- Find your local curfew law
- Insane Clown Police
- Commentary – Strike Back By Voting
- Student fights weapons charge, wins
- Casa: the humiliation, the inhumanity
- Personal Story: James
- Casa Story: I am afraid I am going to be beat
- Living in a lock down facility
- The Sadness of Casa by the Sea
- Punished for the slightest human action
- Horror at Casa by the Sea
- Ben Williams’ Home School Diary
- Homeschooling web sites
- Homeschooler’s poem sums it all up
- The Declaration of Independence
- How judges think
- The Circuit Courts
- Important Legal Cases
- The Bill of Rights
- Suspensions: How Your High School May Be Violating Your Rights By Sergio Bichao
- Honest, officer, she’s my sister!
- Zero tolerance policy ruled unconstitutional
- Study: Government’s anti-drug commercials make teenagers more curious about drugs
- School prom breath tests
- Overprotected, Drunk, and Uninformed
- Government schools imposed on children
- Student wins right to sue school for negligence
- News with a view: The sex patrol is monitoring the halls
- We’re still looking for the easy answers
- Australian rockstar privatizes prom
- The Fascist Regime
- Students forced to sign confidentiality agreement
- Recite the Declaration of Independence instead of the Pledge
- The government should not set the driving age and should not own the roads
- Your Right to Forbid a Strip Search
- Strip-searched students receive $5,000 each
- Students win $450K settlement due to strip search
- Anti-Curfew StickersHANGING OUT IS NOT A CRIME REPEAL THE CURFEW PROTEST THE CURFEW
- Student sues over failing grade
- Paul, a fifth grader, fights censorship
- Lawsuit threats squash suspension and expulsion
- Gun-rights T-shirt earns kid suspension
- Poem by student punished for dyeing her hair
- DC Curfew Protest, Sept. 30th
- Curfews—unfair, ineffective, and unconstitutional
- Student in skirt challenges dress code
- Vegan student may seek new judge
- Reversal: Student may wear Jewish Sta
- Student fights expulsion and ‘zero tolerance’ drug policy
- Student sues to wear Jewish Star
- Gun possession in Kentucky schools considered “use”
- VA judge strikes down dancing restriction
- Florida High School students opt-out of uniform policy
- Boston ends mandatory busing
- Student pleads guilty for “hit list”
- Alaska LP’s anti-curfew efforts
- Alaska teenagers sue city over curfew
- On the Fourth of July, We Celebrate the Old U.S.A.
- Federal abortion bill attacks interstate abortions
- The Ten Commandments in School
- Student challenges toy-gun expulsion
- Student challenges expulsion, not enough charges
- Student forfeits appeal by admitting guilt
- Federal appeals court allows D.C. curfew
- Chris Hopkins prepares for cops with Civil Liberties folder
- Harassment lawsuits may push government out of education business
- Suspension without written notification reversed
- Jersey politicians demand another student pledge
- Supreme Court strikes down loitering law
- Theater owners cave to censorship demands of Clinton
- After Columbine, principals became outlaws
- Politicians ban typical teenage hang-outs
- “Inducing Panic” may lead to jail time
- Heather Wells fights her school dress code Additional protest organizers: Ada Thompson, Rachael Gaff, Mollie Pease, Josh Reynolds and Emily Bedwell Columbia City, IN
- Selective service violates your rights
- Megan Price in San Diego, California
- Student fights graduation dress code
- The Prison of Childhood
- Florida embraces school-choice
- ACLU warns school superintendents
- Dress codes versus the Constitution
- Abuse of power from the cops, in Canada
- Threats lead to boot camp
- 10 public school “Signposts of Failure”
- Judge suspends West New York curfew
- Pittsburgh student paper fights alcohol censorship
- Armed students are safe students
- You may skip the Pledge of Allegiance
- You may skip the Pledge of Allegiance
- Greg Middleton in Charlotte, North Carolina
- Emily in Loveland, CA
- Boring little town
- Fishing, guns, and zero tolerance
- School settles student lawsuit, allows witch symbol
- Supreme Court limits school drug tests
- Privatize your prom
- Massachusetts minors can refuse medication!
- Web page leads to student’s suspension
- Students protest punishment of streaker by staging parade
- Police stats stop curfew in Arlington, Texas
- March 20, 1999: Nationwide Day for Anti-Curfew Action
- Student’s lawsuit nullifies open container law
- Tifnee Smith plans curfew protest for Portland, Oregon
- I should be allowed to smoke marijuana
- Government Appeals Wash, DC Curfew Case
- Website creator wins in Federal Court
- Website creator wins in Federal Court
- 14-year-old sentenced to 19 years
- Stoned but not suspended
- Classmates narc on student with gun
- Government tries to invade home-schools
- School-gun law to be tested again
- Elliott Edwards in Huntington Beach, California
- No mobile phones on school grounds
- Curfews are constitutional due to 1st Amendment exception
- Genoa Carver in Golden, Colorado
- Informative letter about daytime curfews
- Another student newspaper fights back
- They want your money, not your brain
- Students violate intrusive alcohol policy
- Commentary – Election day means revenge
- Anonymous Rockstar in San Antonio, Texas
- Bomb-note writer wins in court, now takes on school
- Protesters defy curfew, found not guilty
- Student wins lawsuit, can publish lewd statements
- Student wins lawsuit over expulsion for off-campus bust
- Police instinctually ignore teen smoking laws
- Government monopoly of sports hurts weak students
- Government Imprisons Teen for Trying to Protect Himself
- Kent McNew sues for right to dye hair
- 17-year-old Hockey Player Goes to NHL
- Arlington School Persecutes Drinkers
- Savage beating at government school
- Positive Statement about Home Schooling and Libertarian Rock
- Colorado chips away at zero-tolerance
- Michigan lets 14-year-olds drive
- Stepmom arrested for serving beer at party
- Suspended for armband, Jennifer Boccia fights back
- Spontaneous prayers at graduation
- You’re a student, not a janitor
- NJ Tightens Driving Laws
- Drug Dealers Busted by Undercover Student
- Canadian Teenagers Allowed to Carry Smokes On Bus
- Student protests are back
- Julie Bisbee arrested at party, wins lawsuit
- MaryKait Durkee refuses to recite pledge, files lawsuit
- Wash, DC Curfew Ruled Unconstitutional
- Indonesian student protest forces president out
- If You Kill Someone, Then You’re Adult
- Student sues over suspension for violent essays
- Students Protest, Then Trash Their School
- Sexist and Offensive Rally Held at Government School
- The Government Cancels Another Indigo Girls Concert
- Teenage Hacker
- Zero tolerance punishes hero
- Alcohol Ban at Tailgate Parties Sparks Protests
- Mere Presence means you’re never out of school
- Arm the children
- Pining for the peaceful paradise of an omnipotent state
- Are public schools a contributing factor to Colorado-style school massacres?
- New Drivers Will Always Have Higher Death Rates
- Teens Pay For Government’s Smoking Propaganda
- Schools lock toilets to stop smoking
- Student settles website lawsuit for $30,000
- Student Webmaster wins $30,000 settlement
- Teens Suspended for Lewd Tattoos
- Supreme Court allows search of car passenger belongings
- Government teacher draws on eyelids
- One Student Refuses to Promote Coke
- Teen Faces Trial for Hosting Party
- Daylight Savings Sparks Bar Brawl
- Guns save lives
- Supreme Court allows VA curfew to continue
- California Raises the State’s Driving Age
- Students Stripped to Find Stolen CDs
- Rockstars in San Diego, California
- Locked up by his parents
- Student Webmaster wins $30,000 settlement
- Citizens to Rally Against Teen Curfew
- Curfew Protest at City Hall
- Anti-Curfew Campaign Protests Net of Intolerance
- Curfew Protest in the Gas Lamp
- Nation Focuses on Curfew Protest
- Curfew Protest Returns to La Jolla
- Protest March in La Jolla
- 150 Americans Attend Curfew Protest
- Fenced In
- See It, To Believe It
- San Diego’s Finest Reduce Crime
- 1997 San Diego Curfew Protests: July 12 Protest
- Citizens to Rally Against Teen Curfew
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