It's like I told Grok, (paraphrasing):
Some information and history is hidden from the world, but, there are esoteric groups that carry the truth, at all costs, in the effort to wipe out fraud and corruption. Some of these groups have gone public.
The American States Assembly is one of them. tasa.com
Trump is president/CEO of the United States of America, Incorported. A subcontractor hired to perform certain government services.
The CIA is a subcontractor of that government subcontractor - neither one of these are actually part of our government.
FEMA, BATF, IRS, and all the rest of the alphabet soup agencies and many "departments" are subcontractors of subcontractors.
You have to dig deep, ignor Grok and the like and you will find the anwers... Here is a snippet of truth aligning with your question.
The IRS is a private corporation and was located in Puerto Rico. The operation in Puerto Rico was discovered and all the credit that could be hypothecated... ...had been siphoned off, so it was time for the parasites to move on ---- to an exactly similar situation in the Northern Mariana Islands-
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Latin Derivation of Inauguration
The Latin derivation of “inauguration” is from the verb “inaugurare,” which means “to take omens from birds in flight.”
The noun “inauguratio” was derived from this verb, and it originally referred to the ceremony by which the augurs, who were religious officials in ancient Rome, obtained or attempted to obtain the sanction of the gods for something decreed by humans.
If the signs observed by the inaugurating priest were favorable, the inauguration was completed, signifying that the decree had the sanction of the gods.
The term “inaugurare” itself combines “in-” (meaning “on” or “in”) and “augurare” (meaning “to act as an augur” or “to predict”).
The meanings of words are not always linguistic. The article stated:
"The meaning of "inauguration" comes from the Roman Church..."
No oops there, just a note worthy of discussion. Your latin derivation does not make contexual sense though, especially with reagard to:
"...involves the "consecration" of a prelate or priest or other officer of the Church in his office"
"Now we get into occult knowledge .....Up with the feet in the air ...." The article is talking about LAW ( Land Air Water ) Nothing occult here.
Land = Common Law = Law of Property, Equity and Rights
Air = Ecclesiastical and Canon Law = Law of Trusts
Water = Admiralty and Maritime = Contract Law
Regarding the flag "we are now in possession of"... it is just a symbol, nothing else is implied.
I agree with your points, but I believe they are somewhat irrelevant in this context. The amount of energy we would use is negligible, and more importantly, the use of this energy does not deplete or harm the original energy source in any way. This means that, despite the concerns raised, the overall impact remains minimal and does not lead to any long-term depletion or negative consequences.
I'm really glad to hear this.
I recently drove 5,250 miles from the West Coast to the East Coast and back, and I couldn't help but be struck by how unattractive these massive wind turbines are.
Most of them were stationary, worst of all they mar the beautiful mountain, farmland, and valley landscapes that once defined cross-country driving.
As many of us have recognized for years, wind turbines don't produce enough energy to justify the substantial costs associated with their engineering, manufacturing, transportation, installation, and ongoing maintenance (leaving hoards of them motionless across the countryside).
Furthermore, the electrical grid isn’t capable of efficiently capturing and distributing the energy they generate. Wind power is highly intermittent, fluctuating as wind speeds change or go to nil.
There is currently, and never will be imo, an efficient and effective technology to store energy for use when the wind isn’t blowing or blows too much—produces more that the system can distribute.
Battery storage, which some think may resolve the issue, is similarly inefficient. It also comes with its own significant costs—ranging from the engineering, manufacturing, and installation—and suffers from short life spans and high risk safety issues—further limiting its practicality as a solution.
Yes the US started it... But, to be clear it was the U.S. Inc.
We the people had nothing to do with it. In fact, we were not even told about it. The U.S. Inc. are our emplyees and this is what we let them do.
Why? Because most of us don't know or understand how these incorporated entities, pretending to be our true government, have fooled and tricked us for decades.
It's time to put our subordinate services providers back in their place.