Let’s begin in 1860 when Lincoln became the President.
You see, he was not eligible to become the President of the united States of America due to him being a member of the Bar Association and hence having his allegiance sworn to the British Crown.
Very few people know that our Constitution has an amendment numbered 13, that denies people with having any titles of nobility to any other country to serve in the US government. After the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776 and the Constitution for the united States of America went into effect in 1789, in the early 18 hundreds the Founding Fathers realized that the Congress had been infiltrated with the representatives of the Crown.
So, they have introduced the 13th Amendment basically saying that you cannot be in Congress if you are a lawyer. The 13th Amendment was ratified, became a positive law, but the powers that should not be, dropped the 13th amendment from print, and ran Lincoln for the office of President of the United States - a private unincorporated company (formed by Ben Franklin in 1754) - and just did not bother to explain the difference to the public.
The united States of America contracted the United States, a private unincorporated company at that time, to perform governmental services.
So, since 1860 we did not have a real election or a real president.
Then Lincoln bankrupted the Company (NOT the American Nation) in 1863 and after the civil war in 1865 the Roman Catholic Church showed up and formed United States of America Incorporated. Then the Federal Reserve Banks stepped in in 1912. They ran that one into the ground, and bankrupted it in 1933.
International Monetary Fund got into the game in 1944, an agency of the United Nations.
The United States Inc now is just an offspring of the International Monetary Fund. In short, since 1865 we have had an incorporated entity pretending to be the government and no real president of the country.
Part 4: They got greedy. The Birth Certificate Fraud
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