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Bouvier's Law Dictionary(1856)

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Bouvier's Law Dictionary: Defnes NATIONALITY:

NATIONALITY 3 #e state of a <erson in relation to te nation in

wic e was ;orn3

3 A man retains is nationality of ori9in urin9 is minority ;ut as inte case of is omicile of ori9in e may can9e is nationality u<onattainin9 full a9e@ e cannot oweverrenounce is alle9iance witout<ermission of te 9overnment3 +ee "itien@ Domicil@ <atriation@%aturaliation@ -oeli Du Dr3 !ntern3 <rive n3 6@ 8 "ranc 6>@ 8"ranc 5>@ "it3 Law of %at3 >1 2all3 785@ 1 2all3 5753



Bouvier's Law Dictionary: Defnes STATUS:

STATUS3 #e conition of <ersons3 !t also means estate ;ecause itsi9nies te conition or circumstances in wic te owner stans wit

re9ar to is <ro<erty3 Bouv3 !nst3 n3 168C3

Political status

olitical +tatus as ;een a to<ic tat as ;een va9uely aresse inte stuy of uris<ruence3 et it is te rst issue at Law tat must ;earesse or consiere nationally an internationally3

olitical +tatus is te cate9oriation of citiensi< nonEcitiensi<social <osition or rank in a society wit irect eFect in relationsi< tori9ts immunities an <rivile9es3 !t is te rst issue GAt LawH tat must

;e aresse or consiere nationally an internationally3

Bouvier's Law Dictionary Defnes CITI!N:

CITI!N <ersons3 $ne wo uner te constitution an laws of te,nite +tates as a ri9t to vote for re<resentatives in con9ress anoter <u;lic o?cers an wo is Iualie to ll o?ces in te 9ift of te<eo<le3 !n a more etene sense uner te wor citien are inclueall wite <ersons ;orn in te ,nite +tates an naturalie <ersons;orn out of te same wo ave not lost teir ri9t as suc3 #isinclues men women an cilren3

3 "itiens are eiter native ;orn or naturalie3 %ative citiens mayll any o?ce@ naturalie citiens may ;e electe or a<<ointe to anyo?ce uner te constitution of te ,nite +tates ece<t te o?ce of<resient an viceE<resient3 #e constitution <rovies tat = tecitiens of eac state +all ;e entitle to all te <rivile9es animmunities of citiens in te several states3= Art3 7 s3 3

>3 All natives are not citiens of te ,nite +tates@ te escenantsof te a;ori9ines an tose of African ori9in are not entitle to teri9ts of citiens3 Anterior to te ao<tion of te constitution of te

,nite +tates eac state a te ri9t to make citiens of suc<ersons as it <lease3 #at "onstitution oes not autorie any ;utwite <ersons to ;ecome citiens of te ,nite +tates@ an it mustterefore ;e <resume tat no one is a citien wo is not wite3 1 Litt3&3 >>7@ 1J"onn3 &3 >7J@ 1 .ei9s &3 >>13

73 A citien of te ,nite +tates resiin9 in any state of te ,nion isa citien of tat state3 6 et3 K61 aine 5C7@ 1 Brock3 >C1@ 1 ai9e 18>



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PL!AS! NOT!: S!CTION "# NATI$!S#

%esi&ent Alien

&esient Aliens are citiens of a forei9n nation (#e %ative %ortAmericans .oors etc)3 #ey ave not relinIuise teir ;irtri9tsan soverei9nty to te forei9n uristic ,nite +tates of America"or<oration3 #ey <ossess a nationality car ientifyin9 teir<ei9reeO<arenta9e nation3 #ey ave ;ecome <ermanent resientsan re9ister wit te ,nite +tates 2overnment or any oter9overnment in wic tey resie at tat time3 #ey ave a national"onstitution (-la9) an national +eal tat re<resent tem an are

<rotecte ;y national an international law3 *owever resient alienso not ave te same ri9ts to all ;enets aFore to te citiens ofte nation of wic tey ave ;ecome a <ermanent resient3 !n teforei9n uristic ,nite +tates of America "or<oration te uro<eann9lis male is te only contracte citien ecluin9 all oters evente uro<ean n9lis woman te uro<ean woman 9aine ri9tstrou9 te wite males3 #e resient aliens are aFore limite;enets as a nonEcitien3 #e &esient Alien or %ative escri;es us ;utte only fact tat nees to ;e reco9nie is te fact tat we werealreay ere ;efore "risto<er "olum;us or any oter uro<eanarrive we te ini9enous natives ave ;irt ineritance to tis lan

an we may consier ourselves <rotecte uner international lawsirres<ective of reco9nition ;y te ,nite +tates3 Title ()* section((+[/i]

Today we have been falsely led to believe and labeled U.S. Citizens, orState Citizens. The 13 Colonies started on the eastern sea board ofNorth Aeri!a," http://www.geo.msu.edu/geo333/michigansboundaries.html .#they were not s$%%ose to &o %ass the Alle&any 'o$ntains by de!ree of the (in& )eor&e. The 13 Colonies, and the *n&lish *$ro%eans are theonly ones who are new to this land, and their !or%orate &overnent

was established for their bene+t.

The red S!ott v. Sandford !ase of 1-01- !on+red the e2istin&stat$s of the 'oors "now labeled bla!, Ne&ro, !olored, Afro Aeri!an,et!# that the %ower of Con&ress to &overn the territories wass$bordinate to it4s obli&ation to %rote!t the %rivate %ro%erty of white'ale *n&lish *$ro%ean ri&hts5 6ith that in ind Nationality and stat$s$st be dis!$ssed and eval$ated in order to $nderstand the red

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S!ott S$%ree Co$rt e!ision and the fa!t that it is the law of the*$ro%ean4s. The nationality of any %eo%le is the +rst iss$e at 7aw,whi!h establishes the identity, birthri&ht iss$es, and any iss$e atsoverei&n law in the national and international !ivi! arenas. 8naddressin& the United Nations Convention of 199 with the !onvention

of the 8nternational :i&hts of a Child, the 8nternational Co$nity ofNations addressed dire!tly, with ;rin!i%le 3, the iss$e of nae andnationality.

The *n&lish ale is the only U.S. Citizen, e2!l$din& all others, $nderthe Constit$tion of the forei&n <$risti! United States of Aeri!aCor%oration. This Constit$tion %rote!ts the *n&lish ales4 $nalienableri&hts to life, liberty, and the %$rs$it of ha%%iness "see the e!larationof 8nde%enden!e of 1=#. 'oors bare the slave brands of the *n&lishand other *$ro%ean s$rnaes and whi!h are the %ro%erty of the*$ro%eans at 7aw. All 'oors who are branded and aintain those

brands for whatever reason willf$lly or by fra$d are held le&ally as!hattel %ro%erty of the *n&lish ale, and other *$ro%ean 'ales.

The read S!ott v. Sandford Case of 1-01- is the landar !asewhi!h !on+red the e2istin& !hattel/slave stat$s of bla!s, Ne&roes,et!. 8t noted that 'oors with the brands were not and !o$ld not be!itizens $nder the Constit$tion of the forei&n <$risti! United States of Aeri!a Cor%oration. This S$%ree Co$rt Case has never beenre%ealed.

8n 1-=, 1-=-, and 1-> Con&ress of the United States %assed the e2

%ost fa!to Civil :i&hts ?ill, and 13th, 1th and 1th Aendents tothe ?ill of :i&hts, res%e!tively !onferrin& the ill$sion of !itizenshi% onthe 'oors witho$t 'oorish a&reeent, treaty, or any lawf$l or $t$al %arti!i%ation "fra$d#@ The Constit$tion does not &rant Con&ress the %ower to inter%ret the law and override a de!ision rendered by theS$%ree Co$rt. The S$%ree Co$rt deterines the !onstit$tionality of law. There were no 6azirs "o!ials# of the 'oorish Nationre%resentin& the so !alled freed slaves d$rin& the draftin& of theean!i%ation %ro!laation of the 13th, 1th, and 1th aendentsBtherefore there is no %ro%er lawf$l treatin& of the atter. The $t$alinter!han&e at law between two or ore soverei&n nations is a treaty.

6e $st as o$rselves where is the treaty with the United States of Aeri!a "Treaty of ;ea!e and riendshi% between the United States of Aeri!a, and his 8%erial 'a<esty the *%eror of 'oro!!o, Dan$ary,1- A..#

6e the %eo%le "the Native North Aeri!ans, 'oors, et!# are the real %eo%le of the land5 the indi&eno$s soverei&n %eo%le of the Al 'oro!s"Aeri!a#, who inhabited the Northwestern and So$thwestern shores



of Afri!a. The Aeri!as r$n fro Alasa to Ar&entina ";ata&onia#,in!l$din& the ad<oinin& 8slands. 6e are the des!endents of the An!ient'oabites. The )reat Seal ne2t to the ea&le on the dollar bill is the'oorish eble of the 'oorish Nation. 6e the ;eo%le are the +rst %arty "entity# in the ;reable of the Constit$tion.

Bouvier's Law Dictionary Defnes C!"#$"B

C!"#$". A &rant ade by the soverei&n either to the whole %eo%leor to a %ortion of the, se!$rin& to the the en<oyent of !ertainri&hts. Ef the forer ind is the late !harter of ran!e, whi!h e2tendedto the whole !o$ntry5 the !harters, whi!h were &ranted to the diFerent Aeri!an !olonies by the ?ritish &overnent, were !harters of thelatter s%e!ies. 1 Story, Const. 7. G1=15 1 ?l. Co. 1>- *n!y!l. Aer.Charte Constit$tion *lle.

H. A !harter diFers fro a CENST8TUT8EN in this, that the soverei&n&rants the forer, while the %eo%le theselves establish the latterBboth are the f$ndaental law of the land.

3. This ter is s$s!e%tible of another si&ni+!ation. $rin& the iddlea&es alost every do!$ent was !alled !arta, !harta, or !hart$la. 8nthis sense the ter is nearly synonyo$s with deed. Co. 7itt. =5 1 Co.15 'oor. Cas. =-.

. The a!t of the le&islat$re !reatin& a !or%oration, is !alled its!harter. Iide 3 ?ro. Civ. and Ad. 7aw, 1--5 ane4s Ab. h. t.

The United States of Aeri!a is the <$risti! a!t "&$ild of *$ro%eanCo%anies# They are the Charted Hnd %arty "entity#, in a %oliti!al stateof the $nion. The 13 Colonies with the )overnent Erdinan!ee%artents. The Arti!le of Confederation of 1-1 to 1-9 is theCharter of the United States of Aeri!a. The Treaty of ;ea!e andriendshi% of 1-, $nites the two %eo%les in a d$ally involved&overnent. This is why the United States has two Seals. The ;yraid)reat Seal is the ori&inal United States Confederation :e%$bli! of the'oorish *%ire.

Arti!le I8 of the Constit$tion statesB

JAll debts !ontra!ted and en&a&eents entered into before theado%tion of this !onstit$tion, shall be as valid a&ainst the United States$nder this Constit$tion, as $nder the Confederation.K

JThis !onstit$tion, and the laws of the United States whi!h shall beade in %$rs$an!e thereof5 and all treaties ade, or shall be ade



$nder the a$thority of the United States, shall be the s$%ree law ofthe land5 and the D$d&es in every state shall be bo$nd thereby, anythin& in the !onstit$tion of laws of any state to the !ontrarynotwithstandin&.K

So the Constit$tion, and the S$%ree Co$rt de!ision in the read S!ott Case !on+rs that any 'oor or i!tion ?randed bla!, Ne&ro, !olored,et! !an never be a Citizen of the United States, or any state in theforei&n $nion.

Now lets de+ne Nat$ralization and loo at the Nat$ralization A!t of19> and the Nat$ralization A!t that so !all in!l$des $s and a&ain wewill see that it only a%%lied to ree 6hite ;ersons or individ$als thatreside in the United States, and it4s territories.

Bouvier's Law Dictionary Defnes %!#&"!L(!#)%:

%!#&"!L(!#)%. The a!t by whi!h an alien is ade a !itizen of theUnited States of Aeri!a.

H. The Constit$tion of the United States, art. 1, s. -, vests in !on&ressthe %ower J to establish an $nifor r$le of Nat$ralization.L 8n %$rs$an!e of this a$thority !on&ress have %assedseveral laws on this s$b<e!t, whi!h, as they are of )eneral interest, are here trans!ribed as far as they are in for!e.

3. 0 1. An a!t to establish a $nifor r$le of nat$ralization, and to

re%eal the a!ts heretofore %assed on that s$b<e!t. A%%roved A%rill 1, 1->H. Mill, 13.

G1. ?e it ena!ted, !, that any alien, bein& a free white %erson, aybe aditted to be!oe a !itizen of the United States,Er any of the, on the followin& !onditions, and not otherwiseB irst,That be shall have de!lared, on oath or aration, ?efore thes$%ree, s$%erior, distri!t, or !ir!$it !o$rt, of soe one of the states,or of the territorial distri!ts of the United States, or a !ir!$it or distri!t!o$rt of the United States, three years at least before his adission,that it was, bona ide, his intention to be!oe a !itizen of the United

States, and to reno$n!e forever all alle&ian!e and +delity to anyforei&n ;rin!e, %otentate, state, or soverei&nty, whatever, and %arti!$larly, by nae, the %rin!e, %otentate, state or Soverei&nty,whereof s$!h alien ay, at the tie, is a !itizen or s$b<e!t. Se!ondly,That he shall, at the tie of bis a%%li!ationto be aditted, de!lare, on oath or aration, before soe one of the!o$rts aforesaid, that he will s$%%ort the !onstit$tion of The UnitedStates, and that he doth absol$tely and entirely reno$n!e and ab<$re







adission to !itizenshi%, shall have borne any hereditary title, orbeen of any of the orders of nobility in the in&do or state frowhi!h be !ae, on his oreover ain& in the !o$rt an e2%ressren$n!iation of his title or order of nobility, before he shall be entitledto s$!h adissionB all of whi!h %ro!eedin&s, reP$ired in this %roviso

to be %erfored in the !o$rt, shall be re!orded by the !ler thereofB

. And %rovided, also, That any alien who was residin& within theliits, and $nder the <$risdi!tion, of the United States, at any tiebetween the said twenty0ninth day of Dan$ary, one tho$sand sevenh$ndred and ninety0+ve, and the ei&hteenth day of D$ne, onetho$sand seven h$ndred and ninety0ei&ht, ay, within two yearsafter the %assin& of this a!t, be aditted to be!oe a !itizen, witho$ta !o%lian!e with the +rst !ondition above s%e!i+ed.

-. 0 G3. And whereas, do$bts have arisen whether !ertain !o$rts of

re!ord, in soe of the states, are in!l$ded within thedes!ri%tion of distri!t or !ir!$it !o$rtsB ?e it f$rther ena!ted, Thatevery !o$rt of re!ord in any individ$al state, havin& !oon law <$risdi!tion, and a seal, and !ler or %rothonotary, shall be!onsidered as a distri!t !o$rt within the eanin& of this a!t5 andevery alien, who ay have been nat$ralized in any s$!h !o$rt,shall en<oy, fro and after the %assin& of the a!t, the sae ri&hts and %rivile&es, as if he had been nat$ralized in a distri!t or !ir!$it !o$rtof the United States.

9. 0 G. That the !hildren of %ersons d$ly nat$ralized $nder any of

the laws of the United States, or who, %revio$s to the

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%assin& of any law on that s$b<e!t by the &overnent of the UnitedStates, ay have be!oe !itizens of any one of the saidstates, $nder the laws thereof, bein& $nder the a&e of twenty0one years, at the tie of their %arentsO bein& so nat$ralized or aditted to the ri&hts of !itizenshi%, shall, if dwellin& in the UnitedStates, be !onsidered as !itizens of the United States5and the !hildren of %ersons who now are, or have been, !itizens of

the United States, shall, tho$&h born o$t of the liits and <$risdi!tion of the United States, be !onsidered as !itizens of theUnited StatesB

1>. ;rovided, That the ri&ht of !itizenshi% shall not des!end to %ersons whose fathers have never resided within the UnitedStatesB







!itizens shall be naed in the re!ord as witnesses. And s$!h!ontin$ed residen!e within the liits and $nder the <$risdi!tion ofthe United States, when satisfa!torily %roved, and the %la!e or %la!eswhere the a%%li!ant has resided for at least +ve years, as aforesaid,shall be stated and set forth, to&ether with the naes of s$!h !itizens,

in the re!ord of the !o$rt adittin& the a%%li!ant5 otherwise the saeshall not entitle hi to be !onsidered and deeed a !itizen of theUnited States

?o$vierOs 7aw i!tionary B N1 B ;a&e 11 of --. HH. 0 =. An a!t in f$rther addition to LAn a!t to establish an $niforr$le of nat$ralization, and to re%eal the a!ts heretofore %assed on that s$b<e!t.L A%%. 'a H=, 1-H.

H3. 0 G1. ?e it ena!ted, !. That an alien, bein& a free white %erson

and a inor $nder the a&e of twenty0one years, who shallhave resided in the United States three years ne2t %re!edin& hisarrivin& at the a&e of twenty0one years, and who shall have!ontin$ed to reside therein to the tie be way ae a%%li!ation tobe aditted a !itizen thereof, ay, after he arrives at thea&e of twenty0one years, and after be shall have resided +ve yearswithin the United States, in!l$din& the three years of hisinority, be aditted a !itizen of the United States, witho$t havin&ade the de!laration reP$ired in the +rst !ondition of the +rst se!tion of the a!t to whi!h this is an addition, three years %revio$s to his adission.

H. ;rovided, s$!h alien shall ae the de!laration reP$ired thereinat the tie of his or her adission5 and shall f$rther de!lare, on oath, and %rove to the satisfa!tion of the !o$rt, that, forthree years ne2t %re!edin&, it has been the bona +deintention of s$!h alien to be!oe a !itizen of the United States5 andshall, in all other res%e!ts, !o%ly with the laws in re&ardto nat$ralization.

H. 0 GH. That no !erti+!ates of !itizenshi%, or nat$ralization,heretofore obtained fro any !o$rt of re!ord

within the United States, shall be deeed invalid, in !onseP$en!e ofan oission to !o%ly with the reP$isition of the +rst se!tion of the a!t, entitled L An A!t relative to eviden!e in !ases ofnat$ralization,L %assed the twenty0se!ond day of 'ar!h,one tho$sand ei&ht h$ndred and si2teen.

H=. 0 G-. That the de!laration reP$ired by the +rst !ondition s%e!i+edin the +rst se!tion of the a!t, to whi!h this is an



addition, shall, if the sae shall be bona +de, ade before the !lersof either of the !o$rts in the said !ondition naed, be asvalid as if it had been ade before the said !o$rts,res%e!tively.

H. 0 G. That a de!laration by any alien, bein& a free white %erson,of his intended a%%li!ation to be aditted a !itizen of the United States, ade in the anner and for %res!ribed in the +rst !ondition s%e!i+ed in the +rst se!tion of the a!t towhi!h this is an addition, two years before his adission, shall be as$!ient !o%lian!e with said !ondition5 anythin& in thesaid a!t, or in any s$bseP$ent a!t, to the !ontrarynotwithstandin&.

H-. 0 . An ot to aend the a!ts !on!ernin& nat$ralization. A%%.'ay H, 1-H-.

H9. 0 G1. ?e it ena!ted, !. That the se!ond se!tion of the a!t,entitled LAn a!t to establish an $nifor r$le of

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nat$ralization, and to re%eal the a!ts heretofore %assed on thats$b<e!t,L whi!h was %assed on the fo$rteenth day of A%ril, onetho$sand ei&ht h$ndred and two, and the +rst se!tion of the a!tentitled L An a!t relative to eviden!e in !ases of nat$ralization,L %assed on the twenty0se!ond day of 'ar!h, one

tho$sand ei&ht h$ndred and si2teen, be, and the sae are herebyre%ealed.

3>. 0 GH. That any alien, bein& a free white %erson, who has residedwithin the 7iits and $nder the <$risdi!tion of theUnited States, between the fo$rteenth day of A%ril, one tho$sand ei&ht h$ndred and two, and the ei&hteenth day of D$ne, oneTho$sand ei&ht h$ndred and twelve, and who has !ontin$ed to residewithin tbe sae, ay be aditted to be!oe a !itizen of The United States, witho$t havin& ade any %revio$s de!laration ofhis intention to be!oe a !itizenB

31. ;rovided, That whenever any %erson witho$t a !erti+!ate of s$!hde!laration of intention, shall ae a%%li!ation to be Aditted a !itizen of the United States, it shall be %roved to thesatisfa!tion of the !o$rt, that the a%%li!ant was residin&6ithin the liits, and $nder the <$risdi!tion of the United States,before the ei&hteenth day of D$ne, one tho$sand ei&ht h$ndred and twelve, and has !ontin$ed to reside within the sae, or



he shall not be so aditted5 and the residen!e of thea%%li!ant within the liits and $nder the <$risdi!tion of the UnitedStates, for at least +ve years iediately %re!edin& thetie of s$!h a%%li!ation, shall be %roved by the oath oraration of !itizens of the United States, whi!h !itizens

shall be naed in the re!ord as witnesses5 and s$!h !ontin$edresiden!e within the liits and $nder the <$risdi!tion of theUnited States when satisfa!torily %roved, and the %la!e or %la!eswhere the a%%li!ant has resided for at least +ve years asaforesaid, shall be stated and set forth, to&ether with the naes ofs$!h !itizens, in the re!ord of the !o$rt adittin& thea%%li!ant5 otherwise the sae shall not entitle hi to be!onsidered and deeed a !itizen of the United States.

Bouvier's Law Dictionary Defnes %!#&"!L($D C#($%:

%!#&"!L($D C#($%. Ene who, bein& born an alien, has lawf$llybe!oe a !itizen of the United States Under the !onstit$tion and laws.

H. Me has all the ri&hts of a nat$ral born !itizen, e2!e%t that of bein&eli&ible as %resident or vi!e0%resident of the UnitedStates. 8n forei&n !o$ntries he has a ri&ht to be treated as s$!h,and will be so !onsidered even in tlie !o$ntry of hisbirth, at least for ost %$r%oses. 1 ?os. ;. 3>. See Citizen5 oi!il58nhabitant.

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#at any alien ;ein9 a free wite <erson wo sall ave resiewitin te limits an uner te urisiction of te ,nite +tates for teterm of two years may ;e amitte to ;ecome a citien tereof ona<<lication to any common law court of recor in any one of te+tates werein e sall ave resie for te term of one year at leastan makin9 <roof to te satisfaction of suc court tat e is a <ersonof 9oo caracter an takin9 te oat or a?rmation <rescri;e ;ylaw to su<<ort te "onstitution of te ,nite +tates wic oat or

a?rmation suc court sall aminister@ an te clerk of suc courtsall recor suc a<<lication an te <roceein9s tereon@ antereu<on suc <erson sall ;e consiere as a citien of te ,nite+tates3 An te cilren of suc <ersons so naturalie wellin9 witinte ,nite +tates ;ein9 uner te a9e of twentyEone years at te timeof suc naturaliation sall also ;e consiere as citiens of te ,nite+tates3 An te cilren of citiens of te ,nite +tates tat may ;e;orn ;eyon sea or out of te limits of te ,nite +tates sall ;e

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http://uscis.gov/graphics/aboutus/history/1790Act.htm



consiere as natural ;orn citiens: rovie tat te ri9t ofcitiensi< sall not escen to <ersons wose faters ave never;een resient in te ,nite +tates: 3 3

Lets &efne Person,

Bouvier's Law Dictionary Defnes P!%SON:

P!%SON3 #is wor is a<<lie to men women an cilren wo arecalle natural <ersons3 !n law man an <erson are not eactlyEsynonymous terms3 Any uman ;ein9 is a man weter e ;e amem;er of society or not watever may ;e te rank (+tatus) e olsor watever may ;e is a9e se3 A <erson is a man consiereaccorin9 to te rank e ols in society wit all te ri9ts towic te <lace e ols entitles im an te uties wic it im<oses31 Bouv3 !nst3 n3 1>K3

3 !t is also use to enote a cor<oration wic is an articial <erson31 Bl3 "om3 1>@ 7 Bin93 66C@ "3 >> n93 "3 L &3 788@ ooes3 Lect3116@ Bac3 ,s3 5K@ 1 .o3 1673

>3 But wen te wor =ersonsH is s<oken of in le9islative actsnatural <ersons will ;e intene unless sometin9 a<<ear in tecontet to sow tat it a<<lies to articial <ersons3 1 +cam3 &3 1K83

-ere a.ain we fn& t/at a certain ran0 or status is involve&1Now Lets see /ow t/ey &efne in&ivi&ual

Unite& State Co&e

TITL! 2 3 4O$!%N5!NT O%4ANIATION AND !5PLOY!!SPA%T I 3 T-! A4!NCI!S 4!N!%ALLYC-APT!% 2 3 AD5INIST%ATI$! P%OC!DU%!SUBC-APT!% II 3 AD5INIST%ATI$! P%OC!DU%!

Sec1 226a1 %ecor&s 7aintaine& on in&ivi&ualsa+ Defnitions1 3 8or 9ur9oses o t/is section ;

(1) te term ''a9ency'' means a9ency as ene in section

55(e) (-$$#%$# 1) of tis title@ (-$$#%$# 1) +ee &eferences in #et note ;elow3

() te term ''iniviual'' means a citien of te ,nite +tates or analien lawfully amitte for <ermanent resience

So we fn& out t/at a P!%SON O% AN INDI$IDUAL 5UST 5!!TC!%TAIN %!<I%!5!NT O% C!%TAIN STATUS IN O%D!% TO B! O%





in!l$de L%ersons of Afri!an nativity and Afri!an des!ent.L

The fa!t of the 'atter is that all of these A!ts, !odes, de+nitions onlya%%ly to U.S. Citizens ";*:SENS and 8N8I8UA7S who live in6ashin&ton C or one of its territories, et!, and not to 'oors, or

Natives Ef North and So$th Aeri!a. 6e $st overstand that thebelief that we are their Cor%orate !hattel labeled bla!, Ne&ro, or!olored %ro%erty is what the a<ority of o$r %eo%le have $nnowin&lya!!e%ted. 8t is $% to $s to now who we are and to deand that they$%hold their laws and honor their !onstit$tion, and treaties, whi!h arethe law of the land.

6e are forei&n to their Cor%orate e fa!to &overnent, <$st as ea!hstate is forei&n to ea!h other and !onsidered oesti! to the UN8T*STAT*S CE:;E:AT* * ACTE )EI*:N'*NT.. 6e are orei&n to theederal and State Cor%orate &overnents, and are an 8nternationally

%rote!ted %eo%le by National and 8nternational laws.

Bouvier's Law Dictionary: 9: age ;2 o* 00Defnes 9)"$<%:

9)"$<%. That whi!h belon&s to another !o$ntry5 that whi!h isstran&e. 1 ;eters, :. 33.

H. *very nation is forei&n to all the rest, and the several states of the Aeri!an Union are forei&n to ea!h other, with res%e!t to their$ni!i%al laws. H 6ash. :. H-H5 Conn. 15 = Conn. ->5 H 6end.11 1 all. -, =3 = ?inn. 3H15 1H S. :. H>35 H Mill :. 319 1 .

Chi%. 3>3 'onroe, - 7ei&h, 15 3 ;i!. H93.

3. ?$t the re!i%ro!al relations between the national &overnent andthe several states !o%osin& the United States are not !onsidered asforei&n, b$t doesti!. 9 ;et. =>5 ;et. 39-5 = ;et. 315 Cran!h,3-5 )ill Dohn. 1, =3. Iide Atta!hent, for forei&n atta!hent5 billof e2!han&e, for forei&n bills of e2!han&e5 orei&n Coins5 orei&n D$d&ent5 orei&n 7aws5 orei&ners.

6e $st $nderstand that we have a 8nternational :i&ht a!!ordin& tothe Convention on the :i&hts of Child

http://www.unice*.org/crc/crc.htm, see Arti!le and -, to !hooseand %reserve o$r nationality. 6e $st also $nderstand that everynation si&ned oF on the Convention a!!e%ts for the United States andSoali. 8 feel that the United States didn4t si&n oF on the Conventionon the :i&hts of The Child, be!a$se they have !reated a +!tion !alledU.S. C8T8Q*N, 6hite, ?la!, Ne&ro, et! that allows the to !ontin$e to!ontrol their !hattel, %ro%erty. They !ontin$e to brea internationallaws d$e to o$r i&noran!e and division. 8nternational laws a%%ly to

http://www.unicef.org/crc/crc.htm

http://www.unicef.org/crc/crc.htm



Nations, not individ$als, so it is i%ortant for $s to !oe to&ether todo this.

Now lets also loo at the Universal e!laration of M$an :i&hts.www.un.org/)verview/rights.html

;lease %ay !lose attention to arti!les , -, 13, 1, 1, 19, H1, H-, andH9. Ne2t lets loo at United Nations e!laration on the *liination of All ors of :a!ial is!riination ;ro!laied by )eneral Asseblyresol$tion 19> "RI888# of H> Noveber 19=3http://www.unhchr.ch/html/menu3/b/1.htmB see Arti!le 1, H, 9,11,1, and 1. Ne2t 8nternational Covenant on *!onoi!, so!ial and!$lt$ral ri&hts http://www.unhchr.ch/html/menu3/b/a=cescr.htm BSee Arti!le 1, , 11, 1H, and 13. Then lets loo at 8nternationalCovenant on *!onoi!, So!ial and C$lt$ral :i&hts,http://www.unhchr.ch/html/menu3/b/a=cescr.htm Arti!le 1, and H.:esol$tion 11 the de!laration on the )rantin& of inde%enden!e to

!olonial !o$ntries and %eo%leshttp://www.ohchr.org/english/law/independence.htm, Now letsloo at :esol$tion 31>3 he le&al Stat$s of Cobatants Str$&&lin& A&ainst Alien oination and :a!ist re&ies.http://daccessdds.un.org/doc/"$4)L&#)%/<$%/%"2/,>/0;/+</%"2,>0;.pd*?)pen$lement , e!laration on :i&hts of 8ndi&eno$s;eo%leB http://[email protected]/nativelaw/ddirplain.html .

6e were never eant to be Citizens of the United States as %re redS!ott v. Standford "1-#,http://www.oyeA.org/oyeA/resource/case/2/print , or

http://[email protected]/dredscott/home.html , TheS$%ree Co$rt of the United States in red S!ott vs. Stanford "1-#held that Ne&ro4s0Slaves or ree6ere not in!l$ded and were notintended to be in!l$ded in the !ate&ory of JCitizenK as the word was$sed in the United States Constit$tion.K Therefore, based on thesefa!ts of the established law of the land and said territories, The ree'oorish Abori&inals, and North Aeri!ans J6ere not in!l$ded andwere not intended to be in!l$dedK as JCitizensK "S$b<e!ts# of the UnionStates :i&hts :e%$bli!. :es$ltantly, the ree 'oorish Abori&inals andNative North Aeri!ans were e2!l$ded fro the Union States :i&hts:e%$bli! "U.S.A.# DU:8S8CT8EN.

##L$ > !"# C!#$"

bE . 9oreign government defned

The ter Jforei&n &overnent K, as $sed in this title e2!e%t in se!tions11H, --, 9>, 111=, and 1H>1, in!l$des any &overnent, fa!tion, orbody of ins$r&ents within a !o$ntry with whi!h the United States is at

http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html

http://www.unhchr.ch/html/menu3/b/9.htm

http://www.unhchr.ch/html/menu3/b/a_cescr.htm


http://www.ohchr.org/english/law/independence.htm

http://daccessdds.un.org/doc/RESOLUTION/GEN/NR0/281/75/IMG/NR028175.pdf?OpenElement


http://www.usask.ca/nativelaw/ddirplain.html

http://www.oyez.org/oyez/resource/case/101/print

http://www.landmarkcases.org/dredscott/home.html

http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html

http://www.unhchr.ch/html/menu3/b/9.htm



http://www.ohchr.org/english/law/independence.htm



http://www.usask.ca/nativelaw/ddirplain.html

http://www.oyez.org/oyez/resource/case/101/print

http://www.landmarkcases.org/dredscott/home.html



%ea!e, irres%e!tive of re!o&nition by the United States.

##L$ > !"# C!#$" 0 ,

,. rotection o* *oreign oFcials oFcial guests and

internationally protected persons

"a# 6hoever assa$lts, stries, wo$nds, i%risons, or oFers violen!e toa forei&n o!ial, o!ial &$est, or internationally %rote!ted %erson oraes any other violent atta! $%on the %erson or liberty of s$!h %erson, or, if liely to endan&er his %erson or liberty, aes a violentatta! $%on his o!ial %reises, %rivate a!!oodation, or eans oftrans%ort or atte%ts to !oit any of the fore&oin& shall be +ned$nder this title or i%risoned not ore than three years, or both.6hoever in the !oission of any s$!h a!t $ses a deadly ordan&ero$s wea%on, or ini!ts bodily in<$ry, shall be +ned $nder this

title or i%risoned not ore than ten years, or both."b# 6hoever willf$lly"1# intiidates, !oer!es, threatens, or harasses a forei&n o!ial or ano!ial &$est or obstr$!ts a forei&n o!ial in the %erforan!e of hisd$ties5"H# atte%ts to intiidate, !oer!e, threaten, or harass a forei&n o!ialor an o!ial &$est or obstr$!t a forei&n o!ial in the %erforan!e ofhis d$ties5 or"3# within the United States and within one h$ndred feet of anyb$ildin& or %reises in whole or in %art owned, $sed, or o!!$%ied foro!ial b$siness or for di%loati!, !ons$lar, or residential %$r%oses by

"A# a forei&n &overnent, in!l$din& s$!h $se as a ission to aninternational or&anization5"?# an international or&anization5"C# a forei&n o!ial5 or"# an o!ial &$est5!on&re&ates with two or ore other %ersons with intent to violate anyother %rovision of this se!tion5shall be +ned $nder this title or i%risoned not ore than si2 onths,or both."!# or the %$r%ose of this se!tion Jforei&n &overnentK, Jforei&n

o!ialK, Jinternationally %rote!ted %ersonK, Jinternationalor&anizationK, Jnational of the United StatesK, and Jo!ial &$estK shallhave the sae eanin&s as those %rovided in se!tion 111= "b# of thistitle."d# Nothin& !ontained in this se!tion shall be !onstr$ed or a%%lied soas to abrid&e the e2er!ise of ri&hts &$aranteed $nder the +rstaendent to the Constit$tion of the United States."e# 8f the vi!ti of an oFense $nder s$bse!tion "a# is an internationally



%rote!ted %erson o$tside the United States, the United States aye2er!ise <$risdi!tion over the oFense if"1# the vi!ti is a re%resentative, o!er, e%loyee, or a&ent of theUnited States,"H# an oFender is a national of the United States, or

"3# an oFender is afterwards fo$nd in the United States. As $sed in thiss$bse!tion, the United States in!l$des all areas $nder the <$risdi!tionof the United States in!l$din& any of the %la!es within the %rovisions of se!tions and of this title and se!tion =>1 "H# of title 9."f# 8n the !o$rse of enfor!eent of s$bse!tion "a# and any otherse!tions %rohibitin& a !ons%ira!y or atte%t to violate s$bse!tion "a#,the Attorney )eneral ay reP$est assistan!e fro any ederal, State,or lo!al a&en!y, in!l$din& the Ary, Navy, and Air or!e, any stat$te,r$le, or re&$lation to the !ontrary, notwithstandin&.

##L$ > !"# C!#$" 6 >0>

>0>. #hreats and e8tortion against *oreign oFcials oFcialguests or internationally protected persons

"a# 6hoever nowin&ly and willf$lly threatens to violate se!tion 11H,111=, or 1H>1 shall be +ned $nder this title or i%risoned not orethan +ve years, or both, e2!e%t that i%risonent for a threatenedassa$lt shall not e2!eed three years.

"b# 6hoever in !onne!tion with any violation of s$bse!tion "a# or a!t$alviolation of se!tion 11H, 111=, or 1H>1 aes any e2tortionatedeand shall be +ned $nder this title or i%risoned not ore than

twenty years, or both.

"!# or the %$r%ose of this se!tion Jforei&n o!ialK, Jinternationally %rote!ted %ersonK, Jnational of the United StatesK, and Jo!ial &$estKshall have the sae eanin&s as those %rovided in se!tion 111= "a# of this title.

"d# 8f the vi!ti of an oFense $nder s$bse!tion "a# is an internationally %rote!ted %erson o$tside the United States, the United States aye2er!ise <$risdi!tion over the oFense ifB

"1# the vi!ti is a re%resentative, o!er, e%loyee, or a&ent of theUnited States,"H# an oFender is a national of the United States, or"3# an oFender is afterwards fo$nd in the United States. As $sed in thiss$bse!tion, the United States in!l$des all areas $nder the <$risdi!tionof the United States in!l$din& any of the %la!es within the %rovisions of se!tions and of this title and se!tion =>1 "H# of title 9



##L$ > !"# C!#$" 6; 102 102. rotection o* property occupied by *oreign governments

6hy not <$st resend, terinate, revoe, and send the their %ro%erty

ba!. Thin&s lie yo$r State 8d, rivers 7i!ense, So!ial Se!$rity !ard,and ?irth Certi+!ate, "whi!h witho$t yo$ alost !an4t do anythin&, the'ar of the ?east#, whi!h !reated yo$r *n le&is or Straw an NA'*.These ites aren4t yo$rs5 they belon& to the Cor%orate &overnentswho !reated the, !ontra!ts and obli&ations that they had yo$r %arents $nnowin&ly enter yo$ into. This wo$ld in!l$de any otherContra!ts that yo$ entered into by for!e, i&noran!e, or in !oer!e,et!, that didn4t reveal the whole tr$th. ?y :evoin&, :esendin&, andTerinatin&, all Cor%orate Contra!ts, Cor%orate Naes, andsi&nat$res, yo$ tae yo$rself o$t of their e fa!to, i!tion, Cor%orate D$risdi!tion, $nless yo$ daa&e soeone or their %ro%erty.

7ets see what the !o$rts have stated abo$t yo$r ri&hts.

J 6aivers of !onstit$tional :i&hts not only $st be vol$ntary, b$t $st be nowin&ly intelli&ent a!ts done with s$!ient awareness of therelevant !ir!$stan!es and !onseP$en!e. Brady v. &.4 >CK ,3+3 K7at K78 (1CKJ)

es you wave all of your ri9ts wen you si9n a contract an courtsrule on te contract unless it is one frauulentlyQ e never know tetrue circumstances of tese cor<orate contracts until we are ;efore te

courts an teir u9es wen tey enforce teir "$&$&A#!$%+ Bill of Attainers an e <ost facto Laws tat are connecte to teirunconsciona;le contracts tat te i9norant misinforme mis9uiean uneucate see<eo<le si9n3

LetEs loo0 at 8%AUD

8rau& is Defne& as:[/i]

JAn intentional %erversion of tr$th for the %$r%ose of ind$!in& anotherin relian!e $%on it to %art with soe val$able thin& belon&in& to hi or

to s$rrender a le&al ri&ht.L ?la!Os th, 9 "e%hasis added.#. #heBrady v. &.4[i]SuT3 li9t soul come onQ

8%AUD is &efne& in BLACF'S LAG DICTIONA%Y Ht/ !&ition on9a.e HH

= An intentional <erversion of trut for te <ur<ose ofinucin9 anoter in reliance u<on it to <art wit some valua;le tin9





5ic/i.an Co79ile& Laws-o7e %ule City Act* PA 6J o (JJ[/i]

11.1 ?ody !or%orate.

Se!. 1.*a!h or&anized !ity shall be a body !or%orate.MistoryB 19>9, A!t H9, *F. Se%t. 1, 19>95 00C7 191, 33>5 00C7 19H9,HHH-5 00C7 19-, 11.1.Constit$tionalityB A!t H>3 of 1911, whi!h aended the title of this a!tand GG 11.H, 11., 11., 11.1-, 11.19, 11.H>, 11.H1, 11.H,and 11.H-, and whi!h added G 11.3, was held $n!onstit$tional in itsentirety in )all$% v. Sa&inaw, 1> 'i!h. 19, 13 N.6. 1>=> "191H#.See also Attorney )eneral v. etroit, 1=- 'i!h. H9, 133 N.6. 1>9>"191H#5 Coon Co$n!il of etroit v. *n&el, 1- 'i!h. --, 13 N.6.3 "191#.

The !ity of 7ansin& is also $nder this hoe r$le a!t, for those whodon4t now 7ansin& is where the state !a%itol is, and it is where'i!hi&an4s 7e&islator 7e&islate. 8t is now evident by their ownadissions they are $n!onstit$tional and re%$&nant to the Constit$tion Arti!le , se!tion . 7ets see who else isV ;lease de+ne ?ody !or%orate"?$siness, !o%any, !oer!ial#

&.4. 4tatute !t Large by:

#he 9orty59irst Congress 4ess. Chap - -, o* 9eb. , >0.

states:

Cha%ter 7R88 An a!t to %rovide a )overnent for the istri!t ofCol$bia

J?e it ena!ted by the Senate and Mo$se of :e%resentatives of theUnited States of Aeri!a in Con&ress assebled, That all %arts of theterritory of the United States in!l$ded within the liits of the istri!t of Col$bia be, and the sae is hereby !onstit$ted a body !or%orate for$ni!i%al %$r%oses, and ay !ontra!t and be !ontra!ted with, s$e andbe s$ed, %lead and be i%leaded, have a seal, and e2er!ise all other

%owers of a $ni!i%al !or%oration not in !onsistent with theConstit$tion and the Untied States and %rovision of this a!t, *t!WK

&nited 4tates Code

To reove all do$bt, the $ni!i%al !or%oration is des!ribed below or yo$ !an &o to the United States Code Title H-B se!tion 3>>H "1# a, b,!.



United States Code

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4&BC!#$" ! 5 D$9%#)%4 !%D <$%$"!L ")4)%4

Se!. 3>>H. e+nitions"1# OOUnited StatesOO eans 0"A# a ederal !or%oration5"?# an a&en!y, de%artent, !oission, board, or other entity of theUnited States5 or"C# an instr$entality of the United States.

1 C.G.4. >>3 in part B L.... The United States &overnent is aforei&n !or%oration with res%e!t to a state.L [There follows a referen!e

to n$bered footnote , whi!h saysB LN.X.08n re 'erriaOs *state, 3=N.*. >, 11 N.X. 9, ared &.4. v. erkins 16 +"t 1JK> 16> ,3+365 71 L33 8KHT

Two Su9re7e Court cases state t/at:

G2overnments escen to te level of a mere <rivate "$&$&A#!$%+an take on te caracteristics of a mere <rivate citien were rivate"or<orate "ommercial a<er an +ecurities are concerne see:CL!A%8I!LD T%UST CO1 v1 UNIT!D STAT!S[/i][/$], 31- U.S. 3=3"193#.K

enhallow et al. vs. Doane's[i]SuT

GAministrators enes 9overnment succinctly@ G9overnments arecor<orations3H !n as muc as every 9overnment is an articial <ersonan a;straction an a creature of te min only a 9overnment can ealonly wit articial <ersons3 #e ima9inary avin9 no reality orsu;stance cannot create or attain <arity wit te real3H

Now lets see w/at &oes t/e Constitution Say a@outcontractin.,

Article I Section1 (1

"lause 1: %o +tate sall enter into any #reaty Alliance or"onfeeration@ 9rant Letters of .arIue an &e<risal@ coin .oney@ emitBills of "reit@ make any #in9 ;ut 9ol an silver "oin a #ener inayment of De;ts@ <ass any Bill of Attainer e <ost facto Law or Lawim<airin9 te $;li9ation of "ontracts or 9rant any #itle of %o;ility3 #is



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