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amendments to the federal Constitution, which are commonly known as
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the Reconstruction amendments – the 13 , 14 and 15 . As the people of
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America have been taught, they believe that these amendments were for the
purpose of administering civil rights to the slaves. All such amendments have
served such purpose; however, such measures have eroded the civil law of
America – the common law.
Consequently, over the past one hundred thirty years, such civil law has
been destroyed and has been tacitly transferred to the police power of the
federal and state governments. This has been implicitly accomplished by
section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment, of and through which such legal
operation is set forth:
“All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the
jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein
they reside.”
In legal operation, it naturalizes everyone born in America to be federal
citizens at birth. This clause is referred to as the “naturalization clause”;
however, such citizenship is voluntary. It must be established that the
Fourteenth Amendment citizenship develops a character that is somewhat
repugnant to natural and international law.
In fact, said amendment induced a commercial-based constitutional
system of law. That is to say, everything that is encompassed in the
governmental de facto system is of a contractual nature, which imports the
creation of legal fictions and creates several conflicts of law. Another repugnant
factor that coexists with this de facto citizenship is the imposition of an
unnatural allegiance to the “United States.” Accordingly, Americans do not
realize that they have given up their liberties by not expressly terminating the
de facto citizenship at their age of majority; moreover, they further consent
(in a tacitly made commercial style agreement) to the induced constitutional
system and unnatural franchised citizenship by voting, pursuant to Section II
of Amendment XIV.
Conformably, said section of the amendment further establishes the “new
apportionment” of federal representation amongst the states of the Union
and also sets up the new – or rather, alternate – state governments, which,
as a matter of law, are de facto (insurgent). The law that is established under
the Fourteenth Amendment is private international law; hence, the states and
federal government represent only voting federal citizens, as set forth by the
legal operation of Section II of the Amendment XIV.
Consequently, this is where the dual system of law is set forth: 1) the
private law that is caused by the Fourteenth Amendment; and, 2) the
public law that is inherent in the original form of the constitutional system,
which includes the public law of each state (encompassed in their respective