7 months ago
In response to Tony Visco for Publication
The law in England prior to 1066 was the english common law. The Normans winning the battle of Hastings changed the type of law in England from the common law to Roman civil law (commercial law). Accepting the Jewish "shetar" this is the same tax instrument as our current 1040 form. King William did this in order to be able to repay the Jewish bankers the money lent. This is your tax system you are the chattle. This is why the puritans left England to escape their feudal system, taxes and freedom to their religion. Going back to the "common law" written in our constitution. This is EXACTLY the same thing that is happened here in the united states of America. The Jewish banker formented a civil war in order to change the type of law from the "common law" of the constitution. To the civil law of Rome, jewish "commercial law". Now called the UCC universal commercial code. With this change the people of the constitution were unknowingly placed back into feudal servitude once again serfs. The constitution allowing people the right to contract, have been tricked. The 14th amendment is that contract. The people of the constitution were "state citizens"now called a "national". Giving their allegiance to a state. The newly created political class "US citizen" was formed. Consisting of emancipated slaves and residents of Washington DC creating 2 classes of people. This contract at birth places "All persons born"using the ancient "oath of fealty" into voluntary servitude to Washington DC by making them US citizens. The United States was formulated after the constitution of the united states for America was formed, they are not the same. This is why you have no access to gods rights protected by the constitution. You only have civil rights which are the privileges they have given to their slaves, that can be changed or taken away at any time. Being subject to the jurisdiction of the United states is the same as being one of the kings subjects. nationalstatusfreedom
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