Discussion on U.S. Government Structure
In 1871,
the banks incorporated
the United States and called the United States a corporation.
And when they created the District of Columbia,
what they did was they put
that corporation in the District of Columbia.
And they said that the members of Congress were actually managers
of that corporation.
And they said the president of the
United States was actually the president of that corporation.
So we're not living in
the in the country that we think we're living in.
And what I've actually
done is I have said that we are under something called state capture.
And I have said that there is an interregnum.
And if you look that word up,
that means that we don't have a legitimate government.
And when the founding fathers wrote this constitution,
they realized that the bankers were trying to pull a fast one on us and to try
to take over our governance.
And so they put in a safety mechanism.
And there's something called Article 5, which says that
when two thirds of the state legislatures request an amendment,
that the Congress is required to convene a constitution to consider amendments.
And the Congress was supposed to do that back in 1929.
They've just, they've been in contempt of the American people.
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