Notice! by: Anna Von Reitz, Fiduciary, The United States of America
”… Lincoln repeatedly abused his position of trust.
Lincoln wasn’t eligible to serve as President of the Confederation because the Titles of Nobility Amendment (TONA) had been ratified by the States in 1819, prohibiting Bar Attorneys from holding public offices in our American government. As a result, Lincoln had no Public Office in our government, but he was free as a bird to serve as ‘President’ of a privately owned and operated foreign corporation, the United States of America, Incorporated.
Lincoln, a Bar Attorney, deceptively occupied the office of President of the United States of America, Incorporated, a British Crown Corporation, and passed that foreign private corporation “‘presidency’ off as the Public Office intended by, and owed to, the people of this country when they voted in the General Election of 1860.
Lincoln and his supporters knew this and continued with the deception anyway. They operated under a ‘cloak of secrecy’ then and their successors have continued to operate under a cloak of secrecy ever since. It was in this way that the Federal Republic owing allegiance to the American People was set aside and a substitute organization, a privately owned and operated British Crown Corporation, was stood up in its place.
Having already betrayed the Public Trust by misrepresenting the nature of his ‘presidency’, Lincoln next usurped upon the American Federal Subcontractor, and put his own British Crown Corporation in the driver’s seat under his own Executive Power.
Lincoln was occupying no American Public Office when he did this, nor at any other time during his ‘presidency’.
His Administration and everything associated with it was a fraud in the nature of a Half-Truth.
The United States of America, Incorporated, was a Federal Subcontractor operating under The Constitution of the United States of America, and Abraham Lincoln was its President. That much was true, and that did afford him an ability to legitimately exercise some limited and enumerated delegated powers.
However, that constitutional contract did not afford Lincoln or any other British Crown Corporation ‘President’ the sweeping powers he assumed on April 15th, 1861…”