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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Would be great if legal anons could provide some insight.
Well that's the thing. I am a 20-year attorney. And I'm pretty good! And so I started reading the actual law. And it isn't there.
But -
• The law calls for a governor of DC to be appointed by the President ...and that's kind of weird. The law hasn't been repealed as far as I can tell but I can tell you the internet appears to be unaware of who these governors have been.
• The Civil War bankrupted the United States and there was a contemporaneous Treaty with Great Britain in 1871. All wars being bankers' wars leads me to believe there is something afoot here.
• The Organic Act of 1801 created DC. It existed. It was fine. So why was this one of 1871 needed?
• While it is expected that municipalities be incorporated ,they are all incorporated under state law. The federal government was given no power to create legal fictions.
• But not only legal fictions, the federal government has no authority to create its own state - which is exactly what the Organic Act of 1871 does to DC. It makes it into a state, albeit with difference between actual states.
Oh man I have so many questions.
If you don't mind me asking:
Can you link to the actual act?
Were you taught the Constitution or Constitutional law? ( what the Constitution actually says vs how people have interpreted people's opinions on what they think it means)
Everything we are taught is bullshit. Constitution law is taught in law school as pure deep state propaganda.
The real US Constitution is the US Income tax code and regulations.
Trust me, principled "conservatives" really know how to rally with the biggest libtards when it comes to the government's power to tax. Sure, if an issue doesn't impact the federal government's power to tax, the you might find disagreement - strong disagreement. Bt this is a side show to distract us form the fact that the government has enslaved us.
Consider, in Polselli v IRS, ALL Justices in a 9-0 decision ruled that the IRS can secretly look into your records if SOMEONE else owes a tax! And you have no right to notice and no right to contest the summons.
That is, our conservative justices are about as conservative as. Fox News. They are worse than useless.
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