U.S. citizen vs. national
In this crash-course, 4-minute video, a college professor explains to his class the distinction between state citizens (also known as nationals or American nationals) and U.S. citizens. Contrary to what we have been taught, nationals possess constitutional rights, while U.S. citizens do not. Source: unknown
People or Citizen, Which One Are You?
PEOPLE The Preamble does not specifically define the word “people.” Nevertheless, the definition becomes apparent in the context of the other words and prior history. HISTORY Before the United States existed, there was no legal government. A group of representatives, acting “in the name and by the authority of the good people of these colonies,” […]
National vs. Nationalist
There is an increasing number of news stories related to the term nationalist. I’ve noticed that the media gives it a bad or negative connotation and seems to imply it relates to anti-government activities or in being “anti-American” or “unpatriotic”. I realized that this publicity related to the term nationalist could negatively impact the movement […]
How did it happen?
We must understand how we got to the point of believing that we must pay federal income tax and that it would be impossible for our country to operate without it. To provide context to our current condition with the U.S. federal tax system, below is a summary that led up to its creation. After […]
US Citizens are PROPERTY; US Nationals/State Citizens ARE NOT
Which DO YOU Want to Be? COURT CASE LAW: U.S. v. Anthony 24 Fed. 829 (1873) “The term resident and citizen of the United States (this means a 14th amendment citizen) is distinguished from a Citizen of one of the several states, in that the former is a special class of citizen created by Congress.” […]