Our weekly educational call
If you are confused about the definition of a citizen you aren’t alone! It depends on the context. After discussing “citizen” we move on to look at Civil Law (where we find statutory citizens) Watch the recording on our Rumble Channel here (and be sure to “like”, subscribe and share) Link to the video
What is a Citizen? What is Civil Law – 1776 Conversation 8-18-24 Read More »
The Round Table was started around the turn of the century by Freemason and Rothschild agent, Lord Alfred Milner, who was entrusted the mission by Cecil Rhodes. When Rhodes died in 1902 he was one of richest men in the world (partially from S. African diamond mines). In his will he devoted his entire fortune
The Round Table & One World Order Read More »
A lack of knowledge leads to what we have today, probably the most corrupt government in history. Education is key. If people can’t understand why we’re in the mess we’re in, if they can’t find the root cause for it, they can’t fix it. Many people think they have found the “magic bean” to cure
What is a General Jural Assembly? Read More »
Howard Smoot (FBI agent, 1960’s) :“The ideal of a democracy is universal equality. The ideal of a constitutional republic is individual liberty. A democracy always degenerates into dictatorship which promises government guaranteed equality and security but delivers nothing but poverty and serfdom to the people it robs and rules. America was founded as a constitutional
The Difference Between a Democracy and a Republic – 1776 Conversation Call Read More »
The General Jural Assembly was developed with certain important protections in place. Knowing about these safeguards is important for everyone, not just those who are frozen in fear. The recording of this call may be found here
1776 Conversation – April 28, 2024 – Fear of Corrupt Government Read More »
We have a duty to hold government officials to account , they must know they work for us. In this conference call we watched parts of a video discussing an important suis juris case in New Hampshire challenging unlawful changes to voting procedures. A great many of our election laws have been changed without the
1776 Conversation, April 21, 2024 (recording) Read More »
