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constitutions) and the public law that is set forth by the original form of the
Constitution for the United States of America.
To further illustrate the establishment of the dual system of law, we must
review what has truly transpired in relation to section 2 of the Fourteenth
Amendment. Based on the rules that are set forth and established by the law
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of nations (and the alternate 13 Amendment), one cannot be subordinate
to the dominion of another without his consent; hence, by using syntax
(or rather, by applying sentence structure) to section 2 of the Fourteenth
Amendment you will find the following relevant wording set forth in “word
art”: “...the right to vote...is denied...except for participation in rebellion, or
other crime.”
In essence, what this accomplishes is an unwitting contractual agreement
by a native – now naturalized – “citizen of the United States” (federal citizen)
to unwittingly give up his de jure law form and accept the de facto law form,
which is in essence the police power of the federal and state legislatures
(i.e. voluntary servitude), such as established by the diabolical Fourteenth
Amendment system.
In reference to said system, in simple terms, the state legislatures are
acting in a quasi-war mode due to the induced voting rebellion (i.e. police
state). A U.S. citizen is in breach of allegiance to his native state by tacitly
and unwittingly declaring that he accepts the alternate governmental system.
Statutory law – state and federal – then controls him over his de jure law
form, which is the common law.
All such citizens within the jurisdiction of the corporate United States
are considered belligerents along with the nationals that run the de facto
state governments. In the rudimentary form of the constitutional system
of the Union, the legislatures could not create law that affected citizens at
large (individual State Citizens); hence, some of the law established by the
statutory scheme is pursuant to international rules of war.
As the law has been applied and is fundamentally being followed, the
general constitutional provisions that have been craftily utilized to create
this “silent hostility” can be found in the body of the original Constitution
in Article IV, section 4 – “The United States shall …protect each of (the
several states) against Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of
the Executive, against domestic Violence.”
In fact, this establishes a system of law that is based on maritime
principles. Unknown to Americans, all courts of the United States – state
and federal – are being operated under the principles of such law. Hence,
note that all the courts in the United States of America display military flags
(regular flags with gold fringe). Civil flags are hung vertically and never on a
pole.