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Originally Posted by fulltitle
Without Prejudice.
The 14th ammendment in part copies word for word the U.S. Immigration Act or w/e it was from 1790s. It was not made for "African-Americans". The most unique addition that was made was for conquested rebel States. Funny no matter how much I have posted to show this clearly even scans from United States' States at Large, some just want to ignore the truth and keep ranting on with the distractive propoganda which just further obscures the truth. The U.S. Civil War was *said* to be about something which it was not about that was because it was deemed by someone or someones that you didnt need to know clearly what it was really about. That is why they want you huffing and puffing about Africans and slavery and getting distracted. It was about money..banking. It had a lot more to do with the War of 1812 than most might think. Those who can take their heads out where the sun dont shine who bother to seek the truth will likely be edified positively.
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I agree in so much that one should not get distracted by the black emancipated slaves being the object of governmental immunities and privileges newly coined -
Civil Rights. State of US, these citizens of the US were even coined with
Status. It certainly was about banking and the War of 1812 - an undecided conflict was much more likely about admiralty and abolishing the
de jure Thirteenth Amendement that was heading for a place in the Constitution.
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Stressing the Fourteenth Amendment was about freed black slaves is like paying particular attention to a knight on the chessboard. Sometimes it behooves you to stress a particular piece but strategy depends on how the metaphysics interact among all the rules around the pieces and chessboard.
Interestingly Abraham Lincoln prized an honorary gift, a walking cane, and it passed down through family finally to be donated with his gavel to the Freemason Museum in Colorado Springs. They have since taken down this interesting display... At least when I thought to get a clearer photo, it was gone. So I typed it up from what I could read.
The Masons were a key role in saving the Fed banks from the 20-year charter expiration in 1933. And this was done by using the Fourteenth Amendment verbiage about the singular corporation the United States -
subject to the jurisdiction thereof.
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So Weis is right, if you want to pay particular attention to the pawns in the game - the freed black slaves at that time, you will probably miss a lot of the game.
Regards,
David Merrill.