As I learn more, I see that the USA flag has very little to do with me. The flag of my current state or really any of the 50 states is more important. I mean really important. Because of jurisdiction. I must fly the state flag at my home and even on my car/conveyance to […]
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Non-citizen migrants use arrest warrants to board planes. No photos as well?
A big topic for me is finding alternatives to the port-pass used for travel. The port-pass is simply a travel document in a sturdy format. On this topic, I read now that non-citizen migrants can board planes using their civil immigration arrest warrant, per Fox News. “For non-citizens and non-U.S. nationals who do not otherwise […]
Britain gets a new King. In the USofA, everyone is King.
While millions of British subjects fawn over their new King, the 300 million kings within the 50 states of America went about their day. It’s hard to imagine that 200 years after the American revolution, that people in England, Wales, and other nation-states still want a King. In light of the events, an excerpt from the […]
Former USofA military leaders hint at a coup
Seems like they’re hinting at a coup in this news article about former top generals saying they are having trouble maintaining the traditional relationship between the military and civilian worlds. Past Pentagon leaders warn of strains on civilian-military relations The Pentagon’s former defense secretaries and top generals warned Tuesday that political polarization and other societal […]
John Wayne’s character was a peace officer, not a policé/policy officer, as shown in True Grit
Law and order was enforced by the peace officer, not the policé/policy officer, according to the film True Grit, starring John Wayne. Old movies, regardless if based on true events, show how a series of events would have occurred had it been real. The film makers, if they’re honest, study the time period and have […]
Can thou navigate the courts? Man who travels, not drives, forced to endure battle against magistrate
Disadvantages of Being a 14th Amendment Slave:
by Richard McDonald People always ask “what are the advantages of being a State Citizen”? Seems like a rather stupid question; it’s like asking, “Why is it so bad to be ruled by a slave master and be a slave?” Here’s a list of things to consider for 14th amendment slaves (with a Socialism Servitude […]
They speak French so flip their words – ‘law merchant’ is ‘merchant law’, ‘passport’ is ‘portpass’
Intro Even diehard proponents of the topics covered here are still not translating French words and this leads to confusion. There are essays by other authors on this site that say Law Merchant. Now that sounds like a merchant that sells laws. It’s not. It’s French. To translate into English, we flip the words and […]
U.S. forms cannot be changed by gov’t employees, but maybe we can change them
Lemonade stand owner fails to rebut presumptions that she sells to the public, meaning gov’t
A lemonade stand owner, a particularly young one, was duped into believing she was selling to the public and consequently the police/policy officers, who enforce gov’t codes, stopped her for selling without a license. “the city ordinance in Alliance states that vendors must obtain licenses before selling products to the public“ The big mistake was […]