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[KaosTheory]

This expatriation thing always kills me. I frankly think it is impossible for flesh and blood to live in a fictious country. My understanding is that fictitious countries are for fictitious persons. Flesh and Blood men and women must live on real land in a real country. As flesh and blood men and women, we are already living in America the Republic.

[Ice]

Now it seems that someone else has started to think along the same lines that I did a few months back...



If anyone took the time to read through the threads in Citizenship they would notice the change. I got to the point that I don't think any of it is necessary.



There is no contract without full disclosure. They would have to prove that I am other than what I claim to be. And if questioned on the stand if I were a "U.S." citizen.. I would reply: "That depends on which U.S. you are speaking of." Hey, it's there in the codes... but they never spell out which "code" defines the U.S. that they are asking about on their forms and what not.



Ah hell... you all should know the drill by now.

[weishaupt1776]

[color=black][b]Another problem I see with trying to get "U.S. National Status" , etc. . . is the concept of the master asking the servant to define who he is.



I believe an idea would be for us to <u>DEMAND</u> that the Star Chamber up there CORRECTS THE RECORD via 5USC552's Computer Matching standard &<u> NOT ASK</u> if it's o.k. that they recognize us as a National.



Let's Turn that Mutha Ouwt