Which Citizen Are You?
Nov. 1989
by
Richard McDonald
(PP) Date Line - America
What kind of citizen are you? Are you a 14th Amendment
federal citizen, or are you a Citizen of the several States, as
described in the Constitution as it was originally intended by
the Founding Fathers? Are you aware that there exists in this
Nation two separate and distinct classes of citizenship?
To begin with, I must define what the definition that the
Original Constitution used when it referred to the "Citizens."
The phrase "Citizen of the United States" had a specific
meaning in the Original Constitution for the United States of
America (1787), the definition and intent of the Constitution was
that it described a "free born Citizen of the several States."
The 14th Amendment added a second (2nd) distinct meaning to this
phrase. So now, the phrase "Citizen of the United States" has
two separate and distinct meanings which are not compatible with
each other and indeed in a later issue will be shown to be at
odds with one another. They are:
1. A free born White State Citizen in the several States,
is an individual whose inalienable rights are recognized,
secured, and protected by the various State Constitutions against
State actions and against federal intrusion by the Constitution
for the United States of America(1787).
2. The 14th Amendment federal citizen, who is a second
class citizen, a juristic person, a citizen of foreign or
interstate commerce, one who has congressionally granted
privileges that are almost equal to the White Citizen. I say
almost because these privileges are secured against a debt of
submission to the morality legislated by Congress (including
Income Tax). These individuals are subjects of Congress (alieni
juris), under their protection as a "resident" of a State, a
person enfranchised to the Federal Government (the incorporated
United States defined in Article I, section 8, clause 17.) The
individual States may not deny to these persons any federal
privileges or immunities that Congress has granted to them. This
specific class of citizens is a federal citizen under admiralty
(International Law). As such they do not have unalienable common
rights recognized, secured and protected in the Constitutions of
the States, or of the United States of America (1787), such as
allodial rights to property, the right to inheritance, the
unalienable rights to work and contract, the right to travel,
life, liberty and happiness among many others.
Thus the federal citizen is a taxable entity such as any
other corporation, and is subject to pay an excise tax for the
privileges that Congress has granted them.
The White De Jure Citizen is a State Citizen by birth and
race (the Common Law) first, then as a consequence of his State
Citizenship, he is a "Citizen of the United States of America"
second. He owes his allegiance to his State of Domicile first,
and then to the Union of the several States.
The 14th Amendment citizen is a de facto citizen, a "citizen
of the United States" (corporate citizen of the District of
Columbia, its territories, and federal enclaves per Article I,
section 8, clause 17) first, as a consequence of this
citizenship, he is allowed to be a resident within the several
States. For this and other privileges he owes his allegiance to
the United States (corporation per Article I, section 8, clause
17) first, then to the State of his residence.
Note that "Domicile" and "residence" are not synonymous.
See Black's Law Dictionary, 5th Ed.
The Internal Revenue Code's definition of the term "citizen"
is identical to the wording of the 14th Amendment, and can only
apply to the subjects of Congress. The Social Security Number
(SSN), a badge of slavery, is the main registration number of the
de facto 14th Amendment citizen, so Congress can tax their
subjects (slaves) wherever they are resident.
NOW, which citizen are YOU? a White State Citizen or a de
facto resident? You must decide -- this is a personal decision
-- and notify the appropriate government officials of your status
with respect to them. Be prepared though -- the United States
(District of Columbia) does not want their slaves to escape. If
they did, the profit of the Federal Reserve would dry up and you
might lead the Exodus out of Egypt.
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