Thoughts on American Organic Law
Thoughts on American Organic Law
Reply to a reader
A reader has been posting versions of the following comment at several Bailiwick posts:
Deep dive on American Organic Laws…This is long but NEEDED to be read, and UNDERSTOOD.
Page 15 of PDF gives an intro and explains the source of this report
My reply, revised and expanded:
Could you specify, in a sentence or two, what concepts or principles you think the document presents, that are not already part of my reporting, analysis and advocacy?
I’ve skimmed several reports about the distinctions between the meanings of ‘United States’ and ‘citizen’ status within different jurisdictions, so I have a general understanding of the “organic law” issues.
However, I don’t think my work in the present would be meaningfully changed by spending time digging deeply into those issues, because the situation we have to deal with is the situation as it exists now and how living people today interact with existing legal systems and events.
If you disagree — if you think that my work would be meaningfully re-directed by spending the many hours it would probably take to read and unpack all of the historical materials — please tell me succinctly what the most important historical facts are, and how explicating them will help people act now.
Without that explication, I think it’s a distraction technique whose main effect is to divert attention from the existing situation, to a debate about whether or not the existing situation can, in legal theory, exist.
Which is a waste of time.
The existing situation does exist, and must be dealt with in present tense.
In my view, the basic moral and legal principles of government as laid out in the 1787 US Constitution and implemented in the US Code worked relatively well for most people, most of the time, and were gradually expanding and protecting most human rights better and for more people over time, from the founding to the mid-1940s.
From the late 1800s onward, the movement to expand corporate power at the expense of individual liberty has grown. As has the selective-breeding, mass-murder, abortionist, anti-human, anti-Christ, enslavement movement otherwise known as eugenics, population control, transhumanism, artificial intelligence (AI), Green New Deal, Build Back Better, the Great Reset, Agenda 21/30, Illuminati, Club of Rome Limits to Growth and dozens of other truth-obscuring, thought-stopping phrases.
From the 1940s to the present, the movement to expand state power at the expense of individual freedom of will and conscience has grown and merged more fully with corporate power.
Until the mid-1960s, there was a robust counter-force to both corporate power and state power, culminating in the work of Martin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy, and Robert F. Kennedy. Which was then abruptly stopped by the Deep/Corporate/State through their assassinations and through Vatican II.
Following those assassinations, the interlocking of elite-scum power centers and development of their mass-murder/mass-control programs continued with very little popular awareness or resistance.
It happened quietly, through Congressional acts, Presidential executive orders, administrative agency regulations and a few court cases, as laid out in the American Domestic Bioterrorism post decade by decade.
And then there was a rapid, intense change in the entire legal structure of the country starting in January 2020.
Which alarmed many of the people in the target population, who had been carefully propagandized, distracted and confused by the agents of corruption in a bid to keep us permanently calm and quiet while we were steered into the abattoirs/vaxx clinics.
Many of us realized we and our children were on the list for destruction, designated as unfit-to-live by Bill Gates and the rest of the self-appointed directors of the global selective breeding program.
The speed and force of the overt part of the overthrow has brought the resistance movement that appeared to die out in the 1960s back to life.
What I’m trying to do is figure out and share information about how the legal system was corrupted — focusing on the 1960s to the present — to help us work our way back to founding principles and practices, by restoring the US Constitution and federal laws to their operative status circa December 2019 and applying legitimate Constitutional principles and laws to the actions of the criminals who planned and conducted the illegitimate overthrow of our Constitutional government in January 2020.
You're on track, Katherine.
A NDE during a minor surgery that went sideways brought me so much knowledge, most of it stripped when I was forced to return to the Valley of Tears.
Of the few pieces of knowledge that I was allowed to bring back:
All of this HAS to happen and it's happening exactly as it NEEDS to happen.
So keep heart, and keep applying your talents with love and prayer. I'll be praying for you as well.
As a quick note, and not at all to distract from the current path of legal deconstruction of the illegal acts perpetrated by those in "power", I suggest reading "Fruit From A Poisonous Tree". Written by Melvin Stamper, 2008. This book provides much of the history being sought and the clever word games within the legal society. There is much more to it than this one compilation of how common law was quietly subverted (although it still exists if you know how to bring it forth). But, this is a good start for everyone. Melvin Stamper is a much more credible source than i. As always, do your own research and do not count on someone else to do the work for you.