Help Me Anons! The Organic Act of 1871 (see link) from my reading, does not contain the words "United States Corporation.' The Act is shady AF, but where can I find the authority that Congress created a "Corporation of the United States" or "the United States Corporation." Thanks
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I will say at its base the government will leave as much wiggle room and interpretation in what they write with a purpose. That being said it leaves interpretation for all sides to guess and all the room for them to maneuver. The federal courts seem to default often to the govt.
If "the federal government has no authority to create its own state" and "it is expected that municipalities be incorporated ,they are all incorporated under state law" and DC houses the seat of the federal government could they have loop holed DC not being a state but a bastard version that they then incorporated with the fed govt being a part of DC?
What I took from that extract was that the 'corporation' was mentioned as being separate from the 'united states'.
So, whilst it can act on behalf of the states, it isn't (in it's own right) a sovereign body.
Wasn’t that the point though and the reason it should never be a state? I understand what people are saying but it seems strange to me.
Doesn’t this go on the idea that your birth certificate is a contract…
How can you enter a legal contract and not know you are in one. My sea lawyer experience tells me you are not obligated to a contract you did not sign willingly.
According to some of the info I've read before on UK maritime law, your parents sign the contract, thus you are considered cargo, not a living human being.
'B(e)rth certificate'=cargo manifest, maybe?
An interesting possibility. One that goes above my head in finding out lol.
If you can tell by my rambling its over mine as well.