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THE RELAT !N !1 $A2TER AND 2LA"E 00 03

CHAPTER *
2LA"E !%NER2H P* 1undamenta) dea of modern 2)aveho)ding4 name)&5 the assumed princip)e of Human Chatte)hood5 or Propert& in $an4 constituting the re)ation of !-ner and Propert&6of $aster and 2)ave* 2!7TH CAR!L NA*682)aves sha)) 'e deemed5 so)d5 ta9en5 reputed and ad:udged in )a- to 'e chattels personal, in the hands of their o-ners and possessors5 and their e(ecutors5 administrators and assigns5 to all intents, constructions, and purposes whatsoever.; <0 Brevard=s Digest5 00>4 Prince=s Digest5 ??@5 Ac*5 Ac*B L!7 2 ANA*68A s)ave is one -ho is in the po-er of a master to whom he belongs. The master ma& sell him, dispose of his person, his industr& and his )a'or* He can do nothing5 possess nothing, nor acquire an& thing5 'ut -hat must 'e)ong4 to his master*; <Civi) Code5 Art* 3C*B 8The slave is entirely subject to the will of his master, -ho ma& correct and chastise him5 though not -ith unusual rigor5 or so as to maim and muti)ate him5 or e(pose him to the danger of )oss of )ife5 or to cause his death*; <Art* .D3*B t -i)) 'e found5 as -e proceed5 that this attempted 0? or pretended )imitation of po-er has no rea) e(istence5 and affords no protection to the s)ave* An e(ception5 in Louisiana 5 to the genera) tenure of 8chatte)s persona)5; is e(pressed as fo))o-s+ 82)aves5 though mova')e '& their nature5 are considered as immovable '& the operation of )a-*; <Civi) Code5 Art* ?@.*B

82)aves sha)) a)-a&s 'e reputed and considered real estate; sha))5 as such5 'e su':ect to 'e mortgaged5 according to the ru)es prescri'ed '& )a-5 and the& sha)) 'e seiEed and so)d as real estate.; <2tatute of Fune D5 .G/@4 . $artin=s Digest5 @.0*B
This provision5 if )itera))& carried into effect5 -ou)d prevent the sa)e of s)aves from off the p)antations of their masters* $ore of this in its proper p)ace*

HENT7CH#*6B& the law

of descents, s)aves are considered real estate5 and

pass in conseIuence to heirs, and not to e(ecutors* <0 Litte)) A 2-igert=s Digest5 ..CC*B
1rom the fo))o-ing it appears5 ho-ever5 that specia) care -as ta9en in Hentuc9& 5 that the

s)aves shou)d derive no 'enefit from the distinction 'et-een rea) estate and chatte)s persona)+ The& are5 ho-ever5 )ia')e5 as chattels, to 'e so)d '& the master at his p)easure5 and ma& 'e ta9en in e(ecution for the pa&ment of his de'ts* < '*4 see
a)so .0?D*B " RJ N A*6 n .D/C a )a- simi)ar to that of Hentuc9& -as enacted5 'ut -as soon after repea)ed* <Note to Revised Code5 ?30*B 2)aves are therefore he)d as chattels personal in "irginia 5 as in most of the 0C s)ave 2tates5 -here5 in the a'sence of entire written codes, or such general enunciations as those of 2outh Caro)ina and Louisiana5 the chatte) princip)e has5 neverthe)ess5 'een affirmed and maintained '& the courts5 and invo)ved in )egis)ative acts* A specimen of the )atter description -e have in the fo))o-ing+ $AR#LAND*68 n case the persona) propert& of a -ard sha)) consist of specific

ART CLE25 such as 2LA"E25 %!RH NJ BEA2T25 AN $AL2 of an& 9ind5 2T!CH5 17RN T7RE5 p)ate5 'oo9s5 AND 2! 1!RTH5 the Court5 if it sha)) deem it
advantageous to the -ard5 ma&5 at an& time5 pass an order for the sale thereof,; Ac*5 Ac* <Act of .D>G5 chap* C * No* .0*B %ithout further citation <as might 'e madeB of particu)ar enactments in this p)ace5 it ma& 'e sufficient to state that the 8Roman civi) )a-5; as e(isting at an ear)& period5 'efore its modification under

professed)& Christian Emperors5 is genera))& referred to in our s)ave 2tates5 as containing the princip)es of their 8pecu)iar institution*; %here
other usages or statutes5 in an& of the 2tates5 fai) of furnishing the reIuisite definition of the 8)ega) re)ation5; recourse is genera))& had to the 8Roman civi) )a-*; Those a)so -ho defend the 8)ega) re)ation; as an innocent one5 and -ho c)aim that Christ and his apost)es did not disapprove it5 'ut gave it their sanction5 are for-ard to remind us that it e(isted in the Roman Empire at that period* t seems desira')e5 therefore5 in more aspects than one5 to ascertain precise)& -hat that re)ation -as* %e find that information in Dr* Ta&)or=s E)ements of the Civi) La-* 0@

8The cardina) princip)e of s)aver& that the s)ave is not to 'e ran9ed among

sentient beings, 'ut among things, as an artic)e of propert&5 a chatte) persona)

o'tains as undou'ted )a-5 in a)) these <the s)aveho)dingB 2tates*; < '* pp* 005 03*B This5 then5 is the definition of the terms5 2)aver&5 2)ave5 and 2)aveho)ding5 as furnished '& s)aveho)ding communities5 and as understood '& :urists -ho have studied their )egis)ation and :urisprudence* This is the theor& of American 2)aver&* This is its 0G

fundamenta) La-5 if it has an&* This is the 8)ega) re)ation of master and s)ave5; if there 'e an& such re)ation* The ne(t point of inIuir& is5 %hether these definitions correspond -ith e(isting rea)ities5 or factsK %hether this theor& is an empt& a'straction4 or -hether it is carried out into actua) practiceK %hether this )a- is mere)& a nomina) one5 <as is sometimes a))eged5B antiIuated and o'so)ete4 or -hether it furnishes the ru)e of action to the s)aveho)der5 the ru)e of condition to the s)aveK 1rom statutor& enactments and recogniEed codes5 -e no- turn to the courts* Their reported decisions5 in the hands of the )a-&ers5 and in dai)& use in the decision of ne- causes5 -i)) te)) us -hether or no the Code of 2)aver& is o'so)ete5 and the statute 'oo9 of the s)ave states a dead )etter* Chief Fustice Hinse&5 of the 2upreme Court of Ne--Ferse&5 in .D>D5 said+ 8The&; < ndiansB 8have so )ong 'een recogniEed as slaves in our )a-5 that it -ou)d 'e as great a violation of the rights of property to esta')ish a contrar& doctrine at the present da&5 as it -ou)d in the case of Africans5 and as use)ess to investigate the manner in -hich the& origina))& )ost their freedom*; <The 2tate vs. %agoner5 . Ha)stead=s Reports5 3D? to 3DG*B To 'e a slave then5 even in Ne--Ferse&5 is to 'e property, upon the same tenure

upon -hich other propert& is he)d* This is 8the )ega) re)ation of master and s)ave;
there, if the courts understand it correct)&* 0> %e -i)) no- trave) further south5 and )oo9 into the courts for information* As our guide -e -i)) ta9e 8%hee)er=s La- of 2)aver&5; a regu)ar )a- 'oo95 made for the use of s)aveho)ders* L 2)ave propert&5 )i9e other propert&5 is the su':ect of freIuent )itigation 'et-een the different o-ners or c)aimants of it5 or -ith their neigh'ors* 1rom these suits chief)&5 and for use in future suits5 the vo)ume of $r* %hee)er is compi)ed* The incidenta) testimon& of such a -or9 to the nature and incidents of s)aver& is the strongest and the most uno':ectiona')e that can 'e conceived* %e sha)) refer to it freIuent)& in this vo)ume* !n the propert& tenure and chatte)hood '& -hich s)aves are he)d5 its testimon& is c)ear and e(p)icit* The idea is invo)ved and imp)ied throughout the entire vo)ume* A fe- direct statements of the doctrine -i)) 'e sufficient* Let it4 'e understood that our Iuotations are the decisions of Courts5 stated in the )anguage of the Fudges*

82)aves5 from their nature, are CHATTEL25 and -ere put in the hands of e(ecutors5 'efore the act of .D>0
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dec)aring them to 'e persona) estate*; <%hee)er=s La- of 2)aver&5 p* 0*B 8The phrase Mpersonal estate,-M in -i))s and contracts5 shou)d 'e understood as em'racing s)aves*; < '*B 82)aves -ere dec)ared '& )a- to 'e real estate, and descend to the heir at )a-* The& are considered rea) estate in case of descents*; < '*B
8A)though for some purposes s)aves are dec)ared '& statute to 'e rea) estate5 the& are neverthe)ess5 intrinsica))& persona)5 and are therefore to 'e considered as inc)uded in ever& statute or contract in re)ation to chattels -hich does not5 in terms5 e(c)ude them* The& are

)ia')e5 as chatte)s5 to the pa&ment of de'ts5; Ac* < '* p* 3D*B

CHAPTER * 2E N7RE !1 2LA"E PR!PERT# 1!R DEBT* As Propert&5 2)aves ma& 'e seiEed and so)d to pa& the De'ts of their !-ners5 -hi)e )iving5 or for the sett)ement of their Estates5 after their decease* TH 2 is evident from the ver& nature of propert&5 especia))& of chatte)s persona)5 as -e)) as from the fact that s)aves ma& 'e 'ought and so)d5 and pa-ned or mortgaged for the

securit& of de'ts* A pa-n or mortgage is of the nature of 'arter* f not redeemed5 it

'ecomes a 'arter in the end* And 'arter is on)& one form of purchase and sa)e* %hatever
ma& 'e 'ought and so)d ma& 'e 'artered5 conseIuent)& mortgaged4 and5 if unredeemed5 seiEed5 ta9en possession of* The ver& definition of s)ave propert&5 as cited in Chapter * 5 specifies this incident* The& 8ma& 'e so)d5 transferred5 and pawned.; The& are 8chatte)s persona)5 to all intents, constructions and purposes -hatsoever*;

8The s)ave5 'eing a personal chattel, is at all times )ia')e to 'e so)d a'so)ute)&5 or mortgaged, or )eased5 at the -i)) of his master* He ma& a)so 'e sold by process of law for the satisfaction of the de'ts of a @? )iving5 or the de'ts and 'eIuests of a deceased master5 at the suit of creditors or )egatees*; <2troud=s 29etch5 pp* 0C5 C.*B
8 f a s)ave sold, remains -ith the vender5 he is )ia')e to 'e seiEed for his debts.; <%hee)er=s La- of 2)aver&5 p* C?*B 82)aves are considered as property, and in most of the 2tates the& are considered as chattels personal. The& are therefore su':ect to those ru)es and regu)ations -hich societ& has esta')ished for the purchase and sa)e5 and transmission from one to another5 of that species of propert&* They therefore may be mortgaged as personal property, or are the su':ects of a Iua)ified or conditiona) sa)e5 to suit the -ants of the o-ner or purchaser of them* The& are dec)ared to 'e persona) estate '& the Revised Code of $ississippi5 3D>4 Revised Code of "irginia5 vo)* * 5 pp* ?3.-?D* ndeed5 they are considered the subjects of mortgage in all the States by custom, and -hich e(ists in man& of the 2tates '& e(press statutor& provisions*; B& the B)ac9 Code of Louisiana5 vo)* *5 Dig*5 p* ./05 sect* ./5 it is dec)ared that s)aves sha)) 'e reputed and considered rea) estate4 sha)) 'e5 as such5 subject to be mortgaged, according to the ru)es prescri'ed '& )a-5 and the& sha)) 'e seized and sold as rea) estate* < '*5 Note5 pp* .@?-C*B

82)aves ma& 'e so)d '& creditors for de'ts of their o-ners5 in a)) the 2tates 'ut Louisiana5 -here the& cannot 'e separated from the )and*; <.
$artin=s Dig*5 @.05 Act of Fu)&5 .G/@4 cited in %hee)er=s La- of 2)aver&5 p* ?.* @D Here5 again5 the 8chatte) princip)e; appears not to have 'een regarded as 8a mere metaph&sica)5 specu)ative a'straction5; as some -ou)d persuade us to 'e)ieve it is* 1rom the Natchez ourier, Apri) 05 .G3G *

8N!T CE is here'& given that the undersigned5 pursuant to a certain Deed of Trust5 -i))5 on Thursda&5 the .0th da& of Apri) ne(t5 e(pose to sa)e at the CourtHouse5 to the highest 'idder5 for cash5 the fo))o-ing negro s)aves5 to -it+ 1ann&5 aged

a'out t-ent&-eight &ears4 $ar&5 aged a'out seven &ears4 Amanda5 aged about three months; %i)son5 aged a'out nine months* 2aid

s)aves to 'e so)d for the satisfaction of the debt secured in said !eed of Trust.
8%* F* $ N!R*; The 8)ega) re)ation; -as here defined and e(emp)ified5 as )i9e-ise in the fo))o-ing+ E(tract of a )etter to a mem'er of Congress from a friend in $ississippi 5 pu')ished in the "ashington #lobe, Fune5 .G3D* 8The times are tru)& a)arming here* $an& p)antations are entirely stripped of their negroes and horses, '& the marsha) or sheriff* 2uits are mu)tip)&ing5; Ac* Tru)& a)arming times5 indeed5 for s)ave mothers and their 'a'es-for s)ave -ives and their hus'ands* But of their a)arms the -riter5 the pu')isher5 and the readers genera))&5 it ma& 'e presumed5 thought no more than the& did of the a)arms of the 8horses; associated and seiEed -ith them* n a)) this -e have on)& the natura) -or9ings of @G the 8)ega) re)ation4; the )ega)it& of -hich -as understood and enforced '& the sheriff* t -ere id)e to ta)9 of his act or of the act of the creditors as an abuse of the re)ation* The re)ation is that of o-ner and chatte)s5 and nothing e)se* t -ou)d 'e a'surd <not to sa& dishonestB for the )a- to sanction such a re)ation5 and then )eave the rights unprotected -hich the re)ation imp)ies* %ere it true that such a re)ation e(isted5 and that it -as tru)& )ega) and va)id5 there -ou)d 'e manifest in:ustice to the attaching creditor5 as -e)) as to the vo)untar& s)ave vender5 in the ode Noir. The truth is5 no such 8)ega) re)ation; can 'e va)id4 and to this fact5 the ode Noir gives its attestation5 '& its veto upon the e(ercise of its invo)ved rights* %e dismiss a)so this feature of the 2)ave Code5 -ith the remar9 that5 in respect to it5 -e find the peop)e to 'e no 'etter than their )a-s5 and their usages no -orse than 8the )ega) re)ation; that gives sanction to them*

EXPLANAT !N %HAT TH 2 TRAN2LATE2 T!

#ou as a s)ave o-ner have a trust re)ationship -ith the Oueen of Eng)and5 the deit& of the trust* The Oueen created the Trust under the Cro-n and is considered the Creator of the Trust5 -hich means she can not 'e touched* No&ou as a s)ave o-ner of the propert& are in a trust re)ationship5 as &ou are the o-ner of the propert& he)d in Trust5 -here she is the sovereign* The President of the 7N TED 2TATE2 is the E(ecutor <e(ecutiveB of the Trust5 -ho e(ecutes the -i)) of congress5 the House of Representatives of Congress represent the s)ave o-ners= interests in the pu')ic5 the Congressmen in Congress are the Trustees private)&5 and the 2upreme Court determines if the trust has 'een 'ro9en* The& transferred the )ia'i)it& to the s)ave o-ners -hen the& passed their .Dth amendment in .>.35 the same &ear as the federa) reserve act5 and made the 1edera) Reserve the peop)e5 and the peop)e in the 2tates 'ecame the s)ave ho)ders

i*e* Fohn-Adam+ 2mith5 and F!HN ADA$ 2$ TH the a)) cap name 'ecame the rea) estate account representing a)) ho)dings* No- &ou are in direct contract -ith the 1edera) Reserve '&passing the constitution5 and therefore &our contract -ith the 1edera) Reserve is a private contract 'et-een the peop)e5 and congress is under no o')igation as a trustee* That is -h& it is so important to cance) that 1edera) Reserve account* The 'eneficiar& is the 2TATE 'enefiting from the act of another therefore creating a -e)fare 2TATE* n essence &ou are a s)ave o-ner of rea) propert& referred to as 2)ave* That is -h& on documents such as Certificate of Tit)e the& refer to &ou as o-ners* As )ong as &ou are an o-ner on)& &ou can contract for the s)ave5 and are the one -ho is )ia')e for the mortgages* %hen the& freed the ')ac9s after the Civi) %ar5 the& made the ')ac9 and -hite men s)ave ho)ders so the& can 'oth 'orro- credit and 'e in perpetua) de't*

$%rhythm &ezrhythm'sbcglobal. net( -rote+ Birth certificates began to get issued around the 1920's. I believe 1921. I just read reference to that somewhere but cannot recall the source. !n C,00,/D5 1red Pf:f?/Qs'cg)o'a)* netR -rote+ Group !oes an"one #now when the Birth $ertificate was issued to the %merican people& I heard somewhere that it was first issued after the civil war for the blac# slaves around the same time the 1'th %mendment was passed. If "ou don't #now is there an" place I could reserch this& (han#s...... ...)red

** !isclaimer+ (his message was sent to encourage research and education not intended for legal advice or to condone injur" to another entit" or human being. ,se of this information is b" the acceptance of it's ris#s. -ou have been served. .ffice of the people+ /0uit" of the one that holds status of the 1ost+ 2igh

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In 1933, bankruptcy was covertly declared by President Roosevelt. The governors of the then ! "tates pledged the #full faith and credit# of their states, including the people, as collateral for loans of credit fro$ the %ederal Reserve "yste$. The #%ull faith and credit# clause of the &.". 'onstitution, (rticle . "ec. 1 re)uires that foreign *udg$ent be given such faith and credit as it had by law or usage of state of its origin, and that the foreign statutes are to have force and effect to which they are entitled to in the ho$e "tate. (nd that a *udg$ent or record shall have the sa$e faith, credit, conclusive effect, and obligatory force in other states as it has by law or usage in the state fro$ whence taken. +lack,s -aw .ictionary, th /d. cites o$itted. Today the federal govern$ent #$andates, orders and co$pels# the "tates to enforce federal *urisdiction upon it,s citi0ens1sub*ects. I believe the federal govern$ent draws its de facto *urisdiction for these actions fro$ the #.octrine of Parens Patriae.# Parens Patriae $eans literally, #parent of the country.# It refers traditionally to the role of "T(T/ as sovereign and guardian of persons under legal disability. Parens Patriae originates fro$ the /nglish co$$on law where the 2ing had a royal prerogative to act as guardian to persons with legal disabilities such as infants. 3ote4 The 5aternity (ct was eventually repealed, but parts of it have been found in other legislative acts. 6hat this act atte$pted to do was set up govern$ent by appoint$ent, run by bureaucrats with re7delegated authority. 6ith the birth registration established, the federal govern$ent, under the doctrine of Parens Patriae, had the $echanis$ to take over all the assets of the ($erican people and put the$ into debt into perpetuity. &nder this doctrine, if one is born with a disability, the state, 8the sovereign9 has the responsibility to take care of you. I believe that the disability you are born with is, in fact, the birth itself. I believe that when you are born, you are born free, #a $an or wo$an of the soil.# :ou as parents, without full disclosure under law, $ake application for a #birth certificate, # and when you sign a state,s application for a birth certificate 7 you have $ade your child a transferable asset 7 identical to a stock certificate thereby $aking the child a citi0en with a national character of the corporate govern$ent known as the &nited "tates. The govern$ent then turns the new citi0en into a corporation, a legal fiction, under the laws of the state [ens legis]. The birth infor$ation is collected by the state and is then turned over to the &.". .epart$ent of 'o$$erce, as a Human Resourse. The corporation ;all cap na$e< is then placed into a #trust#, known as a #'estui =ue Trust#. ( 'estui )ue trust is defined as4 #>e who has a right to a beneficial interest in and out of an estate the legal title to which is vested in another? the beneficiary of another.# 'estui )ue use is4 #>e for whose use and benefit lands or tene$ents are held by another. The 'estui )ue user has the right to receive the profits and benefits of the estate, but the legal title and possession, as well the duty of defending the sa$e, reside in the other.#

The govern$ent beco$es the Trustee, while the child beco$es the contributing beneficiary of his own trust. -egal title to everything the child will ever own is now vested in the federal govern$ent. The govern$ent then places the Trust into the hands of the parents, who are $ade the #guardians.# The child $ay reside in the hands of the guardians 8parents9 until such ti$e as the state clai$s that the parents are no longer capable to serve. The state then goes into the ho$e and re$oves the sub*ect $atter of the trust fro$ the guardians. (t $a*ority ;age<, the parents lose their guardianship. The sub*ect of every birth certificate is a child. The child is a valuable asset, which if properly trained, can contribute valuable assets provided by its labor for $any years. The child itself is the asset of the trust established by the birth certificate. #Title# to your child is now owned by the state. The state now directs the trust corpus and provides #benefits# for the beneficiary 77 the corpus and beneficiary being one and the sa$e 77 the $an or wo$an 77 first as child, then as adult. /ach one of us, including our children, are considered assets of the bankrupt &nited "tates which acts as the #.ebtor in Possession.# 6e are now designated by this govern$ent as #>&5(3 R/"@&R'/",# with new such resources being added 8born9 continually. The bankruptcy is a receivership, rather than a discharged bankruptcy. The bankruptcy debts are serviced, not paid or discharged. The >u$an Resources service the debt, which continues to grow with ti$e. The federal govern$ent, under Title 1A, &.".'., re7delegates federal Parens Patriae authority to the state attorney generals. The attorney generals can now enforce all legislation involving your personal life, the lives of your children, and your $aterial assets. 55555555 )rom+ 62orvath6 7indigenous1889:"ahoo.com; !ate+ (ue 22 1a" 2008 1=+==+1< *0800 >?!(@ Aubject+Be+ CuccredemptionD Birth $ertificate %dd to %ddress Boo# %dd 1obile %lert

In 19B1, the federal "heppard7Towner 5aternity (ct 839 was passed creating birth #registration# or what we now know as the #birth certificate. # It was known as the #5aternity (ct# and was sold to the ($erican people as a law that would reduce $aternal and infant $ortality, protect the health of $others and infants, and for Cother purposesD. >owever the (ct did not give full disclosure, their +rady .octrine re)uire$ent under co$$on law and statutory law, as to the Cother purposesD. 55555555 )rom+ 62otiviale6 7hotiviale:hotmail.com; !ate+ (ue 22 1a" 2008 19+08+0E *0'00 Aubject+ B/+ CuccredemptionD Birth $ertificate %dd to %ddress Boo# %dd 1obile %lert

Try this Google search .... http://images. google.com/ images?hl= en&q=birth+certificate&btnG=Search+ Images&gbv=

!ollo" the lin#s of the graphics an$ yo% may fin$ the information yo%&re after. They "ere #no"n as a '(ecor$ of )irth' in the early *+,,&s. an$ .... http://images. google.com/ images?svn%m= *,&hl=en&gbv= &q=&btnG=Search+ Images They "ere #no"n as a '(et%rn of )irth' in the late *.,,&s. (ecor$+ of+)irth-

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It is posted at http://groups. yahoo.com/ group/the_ cancellation_ group as it originated from me. Laszlo Ruby <ruby@industryinet. com> wrote:
/o yo% have the 0(1 that this $oc%ment originate$ from?

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yes that is where the practice started but it was enacted into law as the live birth registration act of 19 1 Fred <fjf40@sbcglobal. net> wrote:

Group !oes an"one #now when the Birth $ertificate was issued to the %merican people& I heard somewhere that it was first issued after the civil war for the blac# slaves around the same time the 1'th %mendment was passed. If "ou don't #now is there an" place I could reserch this& (han#s...... ...)red 555555 )rom+ 62orvath6 7indigenous1889:"ahoo.com; !ate+ (ue 22 1a" 2008 1<+2=+'= *0800 >?!(@ Aubject+Be+ CuccredemptionD Birth $ertificate

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Understanding the birth registration process Re$e$ber in (d$iralty, Vessels docu$ented by registration under the laws of the &nited "tates are entitled to privileges and sub*ect to the obligations prescribed by the laws of the &nited "tates for $erchant vessels. To start out with, your parents due to their prior birth registration were already considered being registered docu$ented vessels1$entally inco$petent wards of the "tate, being under the guardianship of the "tate, who by legal $arriage, where the "tate is a third party to the $arriage contract, had an offspring1ward which they brought into this world by delivery[1], the act by which the res the sub*ect $atter of a trust, or substance thereof was placed within the actual or constructive possession or control of another in the delivery roo$ of the $aternity ward of the hospital, the port of entry for vessels1wards. Then they asked your $other for your legal name[2] in &pper -ower case which consists of one 'hristian na$e and one surna$e which is the na$e on the R/'@R. @% -IE/ +IRT> written in upper and lowercase letters. 6hat your $other was not told is that she delivered you to an agent1licensed doctor of the "tate, in a federally funded hospital, an act by which the res[3] the sub*ect $atter of a trust or substance thereof was placed within the actual or constructive possession or control of another, the "tate, for which in e)uity they created a 'ertificate of -ive +irth with the all '(PIT(- -/TT/R" and recorded that warehouse receipt in the co$$ercial registry as cargo under transportation. The hospital docu$ented your birth with the legal na$e Title[4] in a distinctive style or appellation, &pper -ower case, the na$e by which anything is known, and because under trust law whenever title or $oney is transferred, a trust is created by operation of law, representing you, for which they created a '/RTI%I'(T/ @% -IE/ +IRT> in all '(PIT(-/TT/R", which was filed with the local Begistrar and registered with the "tate, via Certi icate o registry[!], in co$$ercial $ariti$e law which is a certificate of registration of a vessel according to the registry acts, for the purpose of giving her a national character i.e. &.". citi0en born in a federal 0one, hospital 0ip code, in the judicial district in which the birthing of the vessel occurred identified by the filing with the %lorida "tate .epart$ent of >ealth, @ffice of Eital "tatistics within A days after your delivery, and then sent to 6ashington, ..'., for which the hospital receives a check for that vessel.

Then the local registrar issued your parents a copy of the warehouse receipt for the cargo, the '/RTI%I'(T/ @% +IRT> fro$ the "tate of %lorida in all '(PIT(- -/TT/R", representing a vessel1ward of the "tate representing the abandon$ent of your title by registration. The "tate of %lorida the 'reator1Trustor then created a 'estui )ue trust 8constructive trust9 behind your back after the fact, with the all &pper -ower case na$e, and placed a value on it, based on actuarial esti$ates of your future labor1hu$an resource. Then they issued a +ond against the trustFs asset, a certi icate o indebtedness["] and funded the bond through the I5% based on your future earnings fro$ your labor as the contributing beneficiary, which is a trust asset, and set up a %ederal Reserve account for the sa$e. "o now the I5% has a beneficial interest in and out of the trust estate, the legal title is now vested with the "tate of %lorida, and held by the (lien Property 'ustodian in 6ashington, ..'.? e)uitable title copy of '/RTI%I'(T/ @% +IRT> held by you representing e)uity1labor? the Governor acting as the $anaging fiduciary trustee? the "ecretary of "tate Registrar acting as fiduciary trustee until you turn of legal age? and you acting as fiduciary trustee for the trust with duties and obligations once you turn of legal age, and the "ecretary of Treasury in charge of the %ederal Reserve account. That ward1vessel is a now a Eessel of the &nited "tates, docu$ented by registration under the laws of the &nited "tates and sub*ect to its laws and *urisdiction, and the Title goes to the (lien Property 'ustodian in 6ashington, ..'. In a $ariti$e in rem action, *urisdiction over the person of the #defendant#, the vessel, is pre$ised upon the presence of the vessel within the district in which the court sits. The only vessel they have *urisdiction over is the trust, that is evidenced by the '/RTI%I'(T/ @% -IE/ +IRT>, establishing the three points of *urisdiction 3(5/, "@'I(- "/'&RIT: 3&5+/R and .(T/ @% +IRT>, the %ederal Reserve account under the supervision of the "ecretary of the Treasury who is also the $anaging trustee for the "ocial "ecurity (d$inistration and governor for the I5%. &p until you turned of legal age to work, the deputy Registrar on behalf of the Registrar1 "ecretary of "tate, or the Registrar1"ecretary of "tate whichever signed the '/RTI%I'(T/ @% -IE/ +IRT> has been the fiduciary trustee for that trust created behind your back and securiti0ed where the govern$ent owns it in part and you own it in part. 5eaning the Registrar had the fiduciary duty and obligation for that Trust up until you started your first *ob. That is why the "tate can take the child away fro$ the parents, because it is the duty and obligation of the fiduciary trustee as guardian, to look after the ward, and $ake sure he or she is taken care of properly. 6hen you filled out the (pplication %or$ ""7A for a "ocial "ecurity 'ard, the Registrar turned over the duty and obligation of the fiduciary trustee over to you, because he did not want to be responsible as fiduciary for anything you do in co$$erce using that "" 'ard1nu$ber. :ou then beca$e the contributing beneficiary and fiduciary trustee for that trust with the duties and obligations for filing and paying the licensing taHes, registration taHes, and taHes on profits, gains and inco$e generated for the trust once it starts to operate in co$$erce with a "ocial "ecurity 'ard1nu$ber on all co$$ercial transactions, because you on behalf of the beneficial owner Cthe trustD, which is resident within a territory occupied by $ilitary forces with which the &nited "tates is at war, or a resident outside the &nited "tates, for which you are considered an ene$y doing business with a license and taH

identifying nu$ber for the purposes Cof tradeD effectively connected with the conduct of a trade or business within said territory for which you are granted a license under the authority of the President pursuant to the Trading with the /ne$y (ct, as an ene$y in order to trade, or atte$pt to trade with the ene$y for the beneficial owner the CtrustD, and as the fiduciary trustee paying, satisfying, co$pro$ising, or giving security for the pay$ent or satisfaction of any debt or obligation, and for drawing, accepting, paying, presenting for acceptance or pay$ent, or indorsing any negotiable instru$ent or chose in action on behalf of the trust.
#elivery[1]$ The act by which the res or substance thereof is placed within the actual or constructive possession or control of another. %egal &ame[2]$ &nder co$$on law, consists of one 'hristian na$e and one surna$e, and the insertion, o$ission, or $istake in $iddle na$e or initial is i$$aterial. The legal na$e of an individual consists of a given or baptis$al na$e usually assu$ed at birth and a surna$e deriving fro$ the co$$on na$e of the parents. 'es[3]$ The sub*ect $atter of a trust or will. Title[4]$ ( $ark, style or designation, a distinctive appellation. The na$e by which anything is known. Thus, in the law of persons, a title is an appellation of dignity or distinction, a na$e denoting the social rank of the person bearing it, such as .uke or 'ount. Certi icate o 'egistry[!]$ In $ariti$e law, which is a certificate of registration of a vessel according to the registry acts, for the purpose of giving her a national character. Certi icate o (ndebtedness["]$ (n obligation so$eti$es issued by corporations having practically the sa$e force and effect as a bond, though not usually secured on any specific property. It $ay, however, create a lien on all the property of the corporation issuing it, superior to the rights of general creditors. In banking, sa$e as a govern$ent security, sa$e as a treasury certificate.

$%rhythm &ezrhythm'sbcglobal. net( wrote+ Birth certificates began to get issued around the 1920's. I believe 1921. I just read reference to that somewhere but cannot recall the source. .n =G22G08 1red 7fjf'0:sbcglobal. net; wrote+ Group !oes an"one #now when the Birth $ertificate was issued to the %merican people& I heard somewhere that it was first issued after the civil war for the blac# slaves around the same time the 1'th %mendment was passed. If "ou don't #now is there an" place I could reserch this& (han#s...... ...)red

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