(Thanks, C. :)

Spinning off from the thread that begins here:

Anna Von Reitz: "Why So MUCH Confusion?"
hobie -- Thursday, 4-Apr-2019 18:03:41

...Reader Charles Miller writes:

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Re: Reader Bill: 'Now this Anna makes clear! C....

I ask questions in order to expose the true, correct, facts and law at the root of discussions.

As of yet I have received no answers to the questions.

What I do receive is more confusion, more subject matter spinning around the questions. All of this subject matter revolves around my servants actions and statements.

What this tells me is the fundamentals of Liberty ensconced in the American dream expressed in the foundational documents is either not understood or ignored.

Those responding to my submitted questions appear to seek drawing me into their world revolving around what my servants, government systemites, present.

I refuse the invitation to engage in government servants determinations or actions defining what their positions are in relation to me, a true and fully recognized State Citizen, Grantor, Bailor, Beneficiary and Creditor to all government authorities or powers.

So, again, I have questions for any one claiming to be an American National.

If I define my self under the definition of government systemites declaring that I am an American National, did I just admit I don’t know my true standings and capacities and admit I am subject to government servants definitions and controls of a self confessed
Subject?

Are any of you American Nationals party to the contracts the good People engaged beginning 1776, constructing governments? If not, why not?

Under what circumstance, law or theory of law authorizes the servant to define the master?

Will someone please explain to me how anyone can be a creditor when they’re not party to the original contract beginning 1776?

Will anyone answer these questions for me? If not why not?

Thank you Hobie and RMN for opening the dialogs and your commitment to facilitate good faith discussion.

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