Our Journey To Independence

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OUR JOURNEY TO INDEPENDENCE

• First of all we need to have introductions. We
  are affirmed American Nationals. In this
  instructional PowerPoint Presentation, we are
  going to discuss how that happened.
• What does it mean to call yourself an American
  National? If you would like to know the answer to
  that question, please move forward to the next
  page.

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THE RULES

• First, we have to create some rules so that we
  can communicate with each other.
• 1. WHEN WE REFERENCE federal, state and local
  government, We are referencing the United Nations
  or a foreign chartable trust within those
  entities.
• 2. WHEN WE REFERENCE State of, we are
  referencing original State.
• 3. WHEN WE REFERENCE, county and township, we are
  referencing the original Confederacy of 1781.

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THE RULES

• 4. WHEN WE ARE REFERENCING, County, we are
  referencing a municipality, usually a
  corporation.
• 5. WHEN WE REFERENCE, American national, that is
  the United States of 1789.
• 6. WHEN WE REFERENCE, American National, we are
  referencing a National for the Confederacy of
  1781.
• OK, now we that we have some basic rules in
  mind we can move on.

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PEACE IN OUR TIME

• When the government began, there was major
  turmoil. Most people have grown up in that
  turmoil, so most will not know what peace feels
  like.
• The country has never been settled. There is
  constant turmoil everyday of your life. Most
  people at the age of 50 have witnessed at least 5
  major wars. Isnt it time we have some peace?

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PEACE IN OUR TIME

• The only way to achieve peace is to find the
  source of the turmoil. that is where our journey
  begins.
• Entities are a great place to start because they
  are the cover of all books. In other words,
  france is the cover for the french book of
  history. if you will notice, france has never
  changed the name of their country, nor england,
  nor egypt. Everyone knows those countries. Those
  countries are under the same name and writing in
  the same book. even though those countries
  experience turmoil, when the turmoil ends, the
  country remains the same and writes in the same
  book. Those countries are settled.