Lawsuit Explained
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The United States as America's original corporation - The Constitution as a declaration of economic independence from religious oppression - U.S. contractual obligations to control the Money Powers, Tax and Spend toward the general Welfare, Equally Protect all similarly situated groups of people, etc. - Why the First Bank of the United States is nothing like the Federal Reserve in principle, function, or implementation.
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Money as the current shared belief through which religious oppression is maintained - Mutual connection and the exercise of Positive Liberty vs. the parasitic practice of Negative Liberty - Labor as the backbone of all economics (and leveraging people's labor as the backbone of all economic oppression) - Natural Law vs. the myth of hierarchy, debt, and property rights, which can only be sustained by violence - How the United States became a front for Wall Street to launder their debt-based money through the Federal Reserve.
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The evolution of religious oppression - The Master's tools of inflation and debt - The general Welfare, easily definable, thus easily administered - There are no facts, only feelings: the binary multicellular language of emotion - Violence: from a self-defense mechanism to an economic strategy - The pursuit of Negative Liberty and the slow unraveling of the Planet.
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Our Three-Fifths Compromise - Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Modern Oppression - The Confederate reinterpretation of Constitutional law - Juridical persons: how the illegitimate offspring of the 14th Amendment became our similarly situated oppressors, and how their Debt-based money relegated English to a second language - How Wall Street purchased the Federal Reserve from Congress, along with its Money Powers.
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The Financial Crisis of 2007- 2008: the desperate (and illegal) attempt to save Modern Oppression - The egregious misappropriation of public funds - Illegally Taxing and Spending toward the corporate Welfare - The Un-Equal Protection of juridical persons vs. their similarly situated victims - The deafening silence of the Supreme Court to not rule on unconstitutional delegation of the People's Money Powers - Your Money or Your Bank: Equal Protection damages in the trillions vs. reinstatement of America's original Central Bank.
