1. What is an American State National or American State Citizen?
An American State National is anyone born on one of the 50 states of the Union which were created as individual, sovereign nation-states and have made a public declaration of your proper birthright status. Nonetheless, anyone born on one of the states of the Union is by birth a state national whether they publicly declare so or not. An American State National becomes an American State Citizen when he/she accepts a public office to serve in one of the 50 American State Assemblies.
2. Is an American National the same as an American State National?
Yes, when the two terms are being used interchangeably to mean the same thing as defined above. You can find in the Government Printing Office Manual Section 5.23, page 109, entitled “Nationalities, etc.,” the list of demonyms for natives of the States of the union.
3. Is a US National the same as an American State National?
No. According to Immigration and Nationality code, a person owing permanent allegiance to a state is a national, hence state national. American State Nationals are those born on one of the 50 states of the Union or naturalized thereon who forego incorporated US/U.S. citizenship. Further it explains that a person born in the United States and subject to its jurisdiction is a US/U.S. Citizen. All US/U.S. Citizens are US/U.S. Nationals but not all US/U.S. Nationals are US/U.S. Citizens. People who were born in either of the two US/U.S. outlying possessions of American Samoa or Swains Island are US/U.S. nationals only.
4. Are American State Nationals sovereign citizens?
The term “sovereign citizen” is used as a negative stereotype by law enforcement officers and government officials. Police officers, judges and other government officials were trained to use this term, “sovereign citizen,” to ridicule Americans who started declaring that they are free men and women, not subjects to the British Crown or the Pope any longer. That is what a “U.S./US citizen” really is, a subject of the corporation called the “United States” which is owned by the British Crown and the Pope of the Holy Roman Empire. The stereotype implies that we are ill-informed, pugnacious, disrespectful, potentially violent and downright dangerous extremists.
In fact, the term “sovereign citizen” is an oxymoron. Being sovereign means that you uphold God’s law but don’t stand under any government authority. While being a citizen means that you owe allegiance and service to a government. You can’t be both sovereign and a citizen!
So given that understanding, an American State National can choose to stay sovereign when you declare your political status or you can choose to be an American State Citizen by serving in some capacity in the governmental body of The Ohio Assembly or in the American State Assembly on the State where you live.
5. How do I answer the question: “Are you a U.S. Citizen?”
We have been taught to think that we are U.S./US Citizens, but the legal definition of the term, “United States,” is actually just the 10 square miles of Washington, D.C. It also refers to a foreign, for-profit corporation who is providing governmental services to the American people. The geographical locations that it can be used to refer to is the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, Republic of the Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and the Republic of Palau which are all individually considered “States,” hence the “United States.” To add to the confusion of this term, its most general use in everyday language refers to the continental 50 states.
Now, the word “citizen” always implies an obligation of service. Therefore, U.S./US Citizens owe their service to the governmental services corporation in Washington D.C. which is owned by the British Crown and the Pope. “U.S. Citizens” include federal government employees, municipal government offices, residents of the District of Columbia or its Territories or “States,” dependents on government welfare and naturalized citizens. If you are not in one of those categories, you are not a U.S. Citizen.
So to answer this question, “Are you a U.S. Citizen?” would depend on who is asking and for what purpose. Most government forms that ask this question, like on a passport application, are asking you are you one of their U.S./US Citizens. Americans who have declared their political status as an American would answer “No.” However, in everyday conversation, that same American may answer, “Yes” and both answers would be correct.
6. Can I still get a Passport?
Yes. The birth certificate is used to get a passport because if proves 2 things. It proves you are a living man or woman born on a State in the continental United States (indicated by the day and time of birth listed on it) and it proves that the United States corporation created a Cestie Que Vie trust or Public Transmitting Utility corporation in your name (indicated by the registration date listed on it). This created trust or corporation named after you is the United States citizen. On the passport application, you can distinguish that fact by checking “No” to the question “U.S. Citizen?” everywhere located on the application. You can get a passport this way and it is highly recommended that you do so. Apply for a new passport even if you already have a current passport. Your new passport will give you a level of diplomatic immunity. The Ohio State Assembly will educate you on how.
7. Are State Assemblies trying to take over or take down the US government?
No. The US/U.S. government is our government service provider not our American government. State Assemblies are reconstructing our true American government. It is the republican form of government that each state had established before the Civil War and it needed to be reconstructed after the Civil War but wasn’t. A republican form of government is what our Constitutions (all 3 of them) guaranteed to secure for us. State Assemblies are restoring the true American government of the people, by the people and for the people. We will still need some governmental services, but we want those services to be limited to the original Constitutional contract between us Americans and United States government service corporations who are indeed acting in good faith free of fraud.
8. Can anyone declare themselves to be an American State National?
Americans born within the borders of one of the 50 states of the Union acquire their nationality at birth. So, if you can answer “No” to every one of these questions, yes you can.
Do you live on the 10 square miles of Washington, DC?
Do you live on American Samoa, Guam or America Virgin Islands?
Do you work for the Federal government?
Are you in a federal, state or local political office?
Have you been granted political asylum?
Are you an African American (not born on a State)?
Are you a welfare recipient?
Are you classified as a franchise/dependent of the government or ward of the State of Ohio?
If you answered “Yes” to any one of these questions, you may be able to qualify for dual citizenship. The Ohio State Assembly Coordinator will educate you on how.
9. What’s the difference between American State Nationals and Native Americans and Indigenous Moors? Can they declare themselves to be American State National?
First, the intermarriage of European and Indigenous peoples began almost upon the first contact, so that treaty by blood was established especially with French Armorican traders centuries before The War of Independence, and that process of intermarriage has continued both with Europeans and among the various diverse native populations, so that today there are very few individuals, if any, who can pass a DNA test and claim to be of any one tribe or lineage. We are all indigenous with respect to the land of our birth, from which we were all formed, regardless of such things as racial make-up or cultural differences.
Every single Indian and Black American tested turns out to be from somewhere else in the world—– mainly Egypt and Asia and Africa—- but somewhere else. Not here. Not “indigenous”. You can go all the way around the world, anywhere you choose, and the story is the same. Our ancestors moved around all over the place and nobody is truly “indigenous”. Even the true and isolated Aborigines in Australia have plenty of crossbreeding from all over the world. And since the Doctrine of Discovery is universally recognized to be a pile of rubbish and an irrational lie from the get-go, it really doesn’t matter if your ancestors “discovered” North America 10,000 years ago or yesterday. The same is true in Africa, Europe, and Asia. We are all here together and nobody has any more sacred claim on anything than anyone else, so everyone can stop the mad dash to claim the whole world for themselves and just their racial-ethnic-religious group.
What a lot of people seem to be missing is that “states” and “nations” co-exist. The life of one does not mean the death of the other. The “Winnebago Nation” can and does co-exist with “Wisconsin”. This is because these are all political entities—- associations, tribes, families, political parties, even corporations—groups, if you will, organized and recognized and peaceably doing their thing.
On November 6, 2015, new rules were established for the playing field. Native Americans can come home to the land jurisdiction of the United States. They no longer have to live or function as “United States Citizens” or “citizens of the United States”. They can choose to live as free men and women and be part of the “free, sovereign, and independent people of the United States” — North Dakotans, Wisconsinites, Texans, and so on. Being forced to act as citizens of the United States has meant that all the Native people have been subjugated and forced to serve every whim of the federal government.
As for the rights and interests of the Native Peoples in this country, we are all “native” to it at this point, and we, our American Government, have never been at war with them and never caused them any harm. All such abuses have been carried out by the U.S. Territorial Government. The Trail of Tears? That was the U.S. Government. The blankets infected with Smallpox? That was the U.S. Government. The Reservations? That was the U.S. Government. The racial and cultural genocide? That was the U.S. Government. The same Queen’s Government that privately calls all Americans “mongrels” and which maintains a caste-like class system in their own countries brought the same prejudices to work with them. As an American Raj, they have decimated and ruthlessly subjugated and alienated the Native People of this continent for over 150 years, and they have done it — like so much else — in our names, but the shame of this does not accrue to us, but to our erring Subcontractors who now propose to cure the ills that they have created at our expense. We propose that they pay their own Butcher’s Bill and be recognized, belatedly, for what they have done here. We also propose that everyone concerned realize that our land mass is already under Treaty Agreement and that the Treaties recognizing the sovereignty of our States — which all people share and inhabit with equal rights — are paramount and necessary to the peace and prosperity of all of the victims of all this abuse.
Yes, “indigenous” or “native” peoples can declare your political status as an American State National and that does not change your heritage.
10. Are the American State Nationals trying to take America from the Native and Indigenous peoples the same way the European colonists did?
No. See #9 above. The Federation of States have saved the The Constitution for the united States of America. The rats sought to “vacate” the federal contract by entering the UNITED STATES, INC. into Chapter 11 bankruptcy in March 2013 without naming a successor to the contract. That left the “federal” side of the contract vacant and flapping in the wind. As of the sixth of November 2015, we concluded Treaty negotiations with the American Native Nations — the Athabasca and Lakota, which are “federal” and which have internationally recognized tribal governments–to fulfill the federal side. We issued two sets of Sovereign Letters Patent, one to reaffirm the united States of America, and one to establish a new arrangement with the Native people to bring them out of their POW status and incarceration in the Jurisdiction of the Sea and put them back on the land as free, sovereign, and independent people. We then sealed this arrangement with a Declaration of Joint Sovereignty, spelling out the intent of our actions. As a result of our Declaration of Joint Sovereignty, ALL the Native Americans have regained their status as free sovereign people on the land, and as a further result, we have placed our international agency with these nations whose fate and future are allied most closely with our own.
These actions were sent by Registered Mail to the Pope, the Queen, the UN Security Council, the United Nations Secretary General and others. For the first time since the original Constitution was adopted, the federal side of the contract is now in the hands of Americans devoted to America— not British (Federal Reserve) or French (IMF) interlopers.
Our agreements and treaties with the Lakota Sioux and Athabascan Tribal Nations are not exclusive and do not preclude participation by other Native American Nations. We wish to make it clear that our goal is to create a unified and peace-oriented international government which services the needs of all Americans.
We honor all sovereign-level treaties among nations, however, we do not recognize so-called treaties entered into by and between incorporated entities and franchises as actual treaties. No incorporated entity has the power to enact agreements obligating the unincorporated United States of America or any member state thereof.
For the first time since 1789 Americans are in full control of both their natural land and sea jurisdictions. We are finally whole.
11. Can I still vote for the United States President? for my local Mayor? or in any of the public elections?
No. The federal United States is a corporation having its own officers, the President and Vice President, Congressmen, Judges, etc. Only its shareholders can vote in its elections. Its shareholders are United States Citizens. The District of Columbia is a foreign territory owned by the Pope. Every municipal corporation that provides government services for the incorporated States, Cities, Villages and Townships are all just franchisees of the federal United States corporation. All of the elections held since the Civil War have been elections for officers in private governmental services corporations, not truly public offices. No American President has been elected since then. Once you correct your status, you are no longer a shareholder in those corporations and cannot vote in their elections.
We govern ourselves. Once our true republican government is fully reconstructed, we will vote in elections for American public officers for the first time since the Civil War!
12. Can I still get loans for a house, for a car or a student loan?
Yes, loans are private contracts. You will want to read the terms of the loan
Shared from The Ohio Assembly with permission