Why I Can't Vote for Ron Paul:

Part 1 of a Series in Election Year 2008 A.D.

 

by Paul Andrew Mitchell, B.A., M.S.

Private Attorney General, 18 U.S.C. 1964(a)

 

November 20, 2007 A.D.

 

 

"We do not make law in America by force or by fraud."

Glass v. The Sloop Betsey, 3 Dall 6 (1794)

 

 

Slavery still exists in America:  I know.  I'm one of them,

not by choice, but by force and by fraud.

 

I am a white nigger.

 

Our story begins in 1856.  The high Court in America issues

a lengthy decision holding that Dred Scott cannot invoke

Habeas Corpus because he is a black man;  and, blacks

are not Citizens, but chattel property with no human rights.

 

As controversial as that holding was, it was correct on two

key counts:  one, apartheid was the supreme Law of the Land

at that time;  and two, the Supreme Court has no authority

to make Law by changing the Constitution, even now.

 

The solution offered by the Chief Justice was sadly overlooked

by luminaries like Abraham Lincoln.  If the Constitution had

been amended to give Citizenship to the entire black race

in America, it is conceivable that a horrible Civil War might

have been averted.  At the very least, a peaceful transition

period could have been implemented, North and South willing.

 

And, this brings us quickly to the crux of this series:

between 1788 and 1866, there was only one class of Citizens

in America, and those were the Citizens of the several

States of the Union.  Dred Scott could not be counted

among the Citizens of Illinois, even though he traveled

with his owner from Missouri into that "free" State.

 

Instead, Scott was ranked as mere property.

 

It was not until the Civil War ended that any serious

changes were proposed in the Constitution:  first,

slavery was finally outlawed by proper ratification

of the 13th Amendment in 1865.  Then, some crafty

lawyers convinced Congress that freed blacks were

still not "Citizens", so one of American history's

greatest abominations was fabricated, and that was

the so-called 14th amendment.

 

If you read the pertinent cases very carefully,

you'll discover that a ratified 14th amendment

could only be declaratory of existing law.

That "existing law" was the 1866 Civil Rights Act,

an example of federal municipal law which was

solely responsible for creating a second class

of federal citizens for all newly freed blacks.

 

And, "second class" was definitely an inferior class,

in too many ways to enumerate here.

 

What Congress basically did was to offer blacks a choice:

they could either become subjects of the District of Columbia,

or go back to Africa -- even though the vast majority

of blacks still living at that time were born in America.

 

What an insult!

 

Thus, instead of extending the lawful status

of State Citizenship to all races without distinction,

a gigantic ruse was foisted upon the entire

American population quite simply by switching the

BIG "C" in State Citizen to the small "c" in federal citizen.

 

Lawyers and judges ever since have been wont

to invoke the rule of "idem sonans" -- legal terms

that sound the same can be treated as equivalent

for all intents and purposes, inside courts and out.

 

The horrible lie with which all America has been

burdened ever since 1866 is the illegal persistence

of two (2) classes of citizens in America.  But, only

one of those two classes can now vote or serve

on any juries, whether grand juries or trial juries,

whether State juries or Federal juries.

 

And, now you know why I cannot vote for Ron Paul.

 

Because I am a Citizen of California who is not

also a federal citizen, by Freedom of Choice,

I cannot vote to elect Ron Paul for President,

as much as I would like to, and inasmuch

as he is the only man with the requisite

courage and integrity to fill that high office.

 

California State's voter registration laws

require all voters to be federal citizens!  And,

all America now fashions a stubborn institution

out of this ugly voting rights violation.

 

Future segments in this series will expand

upon this theme, with examples of the many

steps I have taken to rectify the injustices

that have been forced upon me -- for having

confirmed the discoveries I have already

shared above and confirmed them also

in frequent litigation.

 

It is the utter tenacity with which our corrupt

federal judiciary clings to the fiction of

federal citizenship that will become a

recurring theme ad nauseam in almost

every incident I intend to report here.

 

As you will hopefully come to realize,

every American now suffers under the

far-reaching consequences of this

widespread and persistent fraud.

 

 

If you are eager to learn more of the

relevant details, please continue reading

at this Internet URL:

 

http://www.supremelaw.org/authors/mitchell/before.and.after.htm

 

 

[End of Part One]

 

 

 

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Sincerely yours,

/s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell, B.A., M.S.

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