2013-02-28

Overly Attached Ingress

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2013-02-04

UNITED STATES, INC. (Part V)

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Types of Law and Jurisdictions   So far we have a historical foundation to build upon.  The Federal government of the United States is a corporation operating on its own behalf and for its own bottom line (gains) with the implied presumption of value through taxes and property accrued over time by its citizens.  I puked a little when I wrote it too.  Don't feel bad.   Now it is time to extend upon what we have ...
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2013-02-01

Christians and War

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Prologue In the Republic of the United States we are met with an inevitable caveat in regard to the availability and "benefit" of our individual freedoms and God-given rights.  This inevitable end is the possibility for another Civil War.  We the People comprise the Constitutional Republic that we have come to love and understand as a free nation.  But, we are not really free (please see: UNITED STATES, INC.).  Our nation ...
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2013-01-17

UNITED STATES, INC. (Part IV)

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Parens Patriae   Parens Patriae is of Latin origin meaning "Parent of country".  The term for the doctrine that the government is the ultimate guardian of all people under a disability, especially children, whose care is only "entrusted" (given custody) to their parents. Under this doctrine, in a divorce action or a guardianship application the court retains jurisdiction until the child is 18 years old, and a judge may change ...
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2013-01-16

UNITED STATES, INC. (Part III)

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Does Congress Know that the 14th Amendment is Unconstitutional?    Yes!! On March 8th, 1957 in a Joint Resolution of the Georgia General Assembly (pages 15641-15646)(PDF): "The Congress of the United States is hereby memorialized and respectfully urged to declare that the exclusions of the Southern Senators and Representatives from the 39th, 40th and 41st Congresses were malignant acts of arbitrary power and rendered ...
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