The recent unpleasantness in Montgomery Alabama over the Ten Commandments could tend to make a Southern Christian angry. So be it, we're angry. How we came to this state of affairs, who did it, how they did it and who is ultimately to blame, we will shed some light on here.

In a Mobile Register article on August 31, 2003, the following statement is attributed to Jay Sekulow, chief counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice: "I would not have argued that the First Amendment does not apply to the states. I believe that it does, so I would have taken a very different approach, not to say one's right and one's wrong." Anyone with any reading skills should know that statement is wrong. The First Amendment starts off saying "Congress shall make no law." Also, the United States supreme court in United States v. Cruikshank, 92 U.S. 542, makes this statement: "First ten amendments to the Federal Constitution operate upon national government alone."

In that same issue of the Mobile Register, this statement is attributed to Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor: "The state had no choice but to abide by the federal judge's order." This statement may now be considered true, but in years past it would not have been. At one time, judges were honorable. If they received a case in their court wherein they had no jurisdiction, they would refuse the case. With Lincoln's beginning destruction of the Constitution of the united States of America, treason in high places and the bankruptcy, everything is changed.

Let us go back to our beginning briefly and see what transpired. Thirteen English colonies successfully seceded from England and became independent sovereign countries. They created for themselves Christian Constitutional Republics under the common (God's own) law. When their original compact failed to work out, they formed a new one and created a federal government known as the United States. These sovereign states as the principals granted to their agent, the United States, limited, specifically-enumerated powers in dealing with said compact states, one of which being the coining of our money. That thoroughly upset a man by the name of Meyer Amschel Rothschild. For, at the time, this greedy feller, Rothschild, was developing his fractional reserve central banking system whereby he could get nations to war against each other and then finance those wars by lending them paper to be repaid in gold. Having lost control over these united States of America did not sit well with him.

Certain key things happened during and after the War of Northern Aggression, at which time it appears Rothschild found the flaw in the Constitution for the united States of America. In that instrument there are two nations, one being the union, the other the state of the District of Columbia, which is not a state of the union. Read carefully article 4:3:2 Black's Law Dictionary: under states, it tells you that Florida is a foreign state in relation to Alabama, but they are joined by compact. The United States supreme court, in the cases O'Donoghue v. United States, 289 U.S. 516, and Hooven & Allison v. Evatt, 324 U.S. 652, stated that the District of Columbia is a state as are its possessions and territories; they are states (of) the United States, and not states (of) the union.

Another thing that happened after the war was the infamous 14th Amendment. This Amendment was never Constitutionally ratified, but rather enacted by the northern congress; and, not to free our Negro people, but to make them statutory U.S. citizens subject to the one branch emerging: a legislative democracy known as the "United States." As everyone should know, a democracy leads to socialism, communism, collapse and total slavery if the people fail to stand and restore their Christian Republics. The United States governmant would like all American Sovereign Citizens to think they are U.S. citizens, so that they will be a party to, and liable for, their bankruptcy.

There was a Mr. Brushaber, a New York Citizen who owned stock in Union Pacific Railroad. When Union Pacific began withholding a tax on his stock earnings, he sued. The case went to the United States supreme court as Brushaber v. Union Pacific R.R. Co., 240 U.S. 1 (1916). Several good things came out of that case, such as, one part of the Constitution cannot destroy another part. Next time you study the Constitution remember that. Therefore the 16th Amendment did not change anything, and the so-called "income tax" was in reality an excise tax, not a direct tax on property or earnings of common right. The case caused the Treasury Department to issue Treasury Decision 2313, wherein they claimed that someone like Brushaber, a Citizen from one of the union states not residing in the federal United States and therefore a "nonresident alien" to the United States, stood liable for tax on United States source taxable income. (Union Pacific was a "domestic" corporation to the United States, having been incorporated by the U.S. Congress.)

Paul Warburg, an agent of the Rothschild banking empire, came over from Germany and, assisted by treason from very high places, authored the Federal Reserve Act - which was passed in the dark of night. Now they could form their private central bank known as the Federal Reserve, Inc.

Unconstitutional, you say? Yes, but they had control of the United States, that other nation. It did not take long; twenty years of lending paper to the U.S. and demanding gold in payment brought the U.S. to bankruptcy. The Constitution states in Article 1:10:1 that, "No State shall make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts..." And, in the Alabama Constitution, at Article 13, Sec. 249: If you cannot pay your debts, you are bankrupt.

In the Constitution for the united States of America there are three jurisdictions: admiralty, equity and the common law. Criminal penalties only came under admiralty or the common law. Admiralty jurisdiction requires an international contract which compels performance and the common law requires a corpus delicti, a victim, someone you have injured or damaged.

In 1933, President Roosevelt without any authority told Americans to turn in their gold coins. Shortly thereafter, on June 5th, 1933, the United States declared its bankruptcy with HJR-192; and, at various times since, has repeated that declaration with various acts of reorganization. Those who own the central banks call themselves Zionists, so that is the term that should be used. These are the same Zionists who have brought you democracy, socialism, communism, slavery, tyranny, terrorism and constant conflict intended to wear you down so you will accept total slavery when conditions are right for them to make their move.

Admiralty was brought on shore and codified as the "Uniform Commercial Code," or U.C.C. Under the U.C.C., the states of the union, by their silence and inaction, became accommodating parties to the bankruptcy. In studying United States Code, two phrases are found: "district court of the United States" and "United States District Court." The "district court of the United States" is an Article 3 court [U.S. Constitution]. In Balzac v. Porto Rico, 258 U.S. 298 and other cases, the "United States District Court" is found to be an Article 4:3 court, a territorial court with jurisdiction in the states of the United States, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and U.S. citizens wherever they may be. Since most Americans today, when asked, will tell you they are U.S. citizens, the United States loves this - because then you are liable for their bankruptcy. If you want to understand the difference in citizenship, study the Slaughter-House Cases, 83 U.S. 394, and the C ruikshank case supra.

It was about 1938 that the courts of the United States determined they would no longer recognize the law, but only what they call "public Policy" - their policy, not yours. Remember, the United States is a one-branch government which, due to its bankruptcy, is now owned and controlled by the Zionist bankers and the states of the union (by their having become accommodation parties, they fell into the same fix).

We no longer have de jure governments, but de facto governments controlled by atheists. These same Zionists have pushed pornography, and every manner of deviant behavior, upon our young to eradicate their Christian heritage and culture while moving them into the new world order and world government.

In the case of Clearfield Trust Co. v. United States, 318 U.S. 363 (1942), we get the Clearfield Doctrine. Governments, by their dealings in negotiable paper, federal reserve notes, etc., are reduced to the same status as private individuals and companies. Also stated in the Clearfield case is that federal courts, in the absence of written law, can make law as they see fit. Sounds like judicial tyranny. So Alabama Attorney General Bill Pryor was right: The states of the union are nothing more than bankrupt corporations being ruled by their Zionist creditors. The only place the Republics exist today is in the few free American Citizens left.

Is there a remedy for this state of affairs? There is. For the individual Citizen who wants to maintain his freedom, it is found in the Uniform Commercial Code at sections 1-103 and 1-207. For the states, there are two sources of remedy. One comes under unconscionable contracts in the U.C.C., which would have to be sued out in an international court. The second recalls the statute of July 4th, 1776. Do our people have enough backbone to seek either? Are we not only financially, but also morally bankrupt? Read and study. Help restore freedom and liberty to our posterity.

Thanks for the inspiration from Bob Taylor - First Freedom

U.S. v. Cruikshank, 92 U.S. 542, 2 Otto 542, 23 L.Ed. 588 (1875)

"The first amendment to the Constitution prohibits Congress from abridging 'the right of the people to assemble and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.' This, like the other amendments proposed and adopted at the same time, was not intended to limit the powers of the State governments in respect to their own citizens, but to operate upon the National government alone."

"With the end of the [Seminole] war [in 1842] came an era of prosperity, which continued uninterrupted till the last great calamity, the Civil War, was inaugurated. It destroyed everything. Jacksonvile was abondoned by its inhabitants, by all who could get away; many of them lost all, a large number carrying away nothing. They went mostly into the interior, where for four years they struggled with privation and hardships unknown before. When the war had ended and they returned, it was to find, in many cases, their homes and buildings destroyed, and themselves without a shelter, and unable to recognize the places where they had lived. The United States army had held possession -- though at first not continously -- and while here had put the torch to and burned down every building in the outer edge of the town, and had thrown up breastworks in almost every quarter. Except the surprise and killing of a picket-guard at the Brickyard Branch, soon after the commencement of the war, the place was never attack ed by the Confederate forces, because it was well known to the leaders that, if taken, it could not be held, as long as the river was open to the United States gunboats.

At that time [the conclusion of the war], the little city had a population of about 5,000, when all had returned; but the people were in a fearfully demoralized condition. The principal buildings, including the court houses, churches, schools, and many of the residences, had been destroyed by fire. There was absolutely no business, no commerce, no communication with the outside world, save by one railroad, the Florida Central and Peninsular, as it is now called, running from Jacksonville to Quincy, without connection to any other line. This road, for want of adequate repairs and equipment, was at that time almost worthless, and as some wit described it, was 'only two streaks of rust running through a wilderness'.

Gradually, however, the leading spirits got together, and began to knit anew the fabric of their destiny.

S. Paul Brown, Book of Jacksonville, 1895