If the US is a corporation are there documents ...

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: : : which show the articles of incorporation. : : : When did this incorporation occur? : : : Was it "legal"? : : : Any help would be appreciated. : : Some Help....., : : In the EEOC manual entitled "Laws Enforced by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission," page 1, bottom of left column, is the statement: : : "(b)(1) the United States, a corporation wholly owned by the government of the United States, ....." : : Now, on to the second part of the question, really to continue on the first part: Try a FOIA to the Secretary of State at the District of Columbia asking for documents showing the forming of the United States as a corporation. : : Ah. Now the second part, "Was it legal?" We figure it was plenty "legal" in that all the right process was probably followed. Whether it was Lawful or not, we don't want to guess. (There is a world of difference.) : : Hope this helps. : Yes, this certainly does help. We fully support : the application of the FOIA for obtaining : certified copies of specific laws. Gilbertson's : case exploited this technique quite extensively. : It is a good method for proving that something : does NOT exist (which, practically speaking, : is normally impossible to establish), e.g. : there are no published regulations for the : federal Jury Selection and Service Act, : 28 U.S.C. 1861 et seq. : Also ... : ... check Richard McDonald's website, which has : documents citing the Acts of Congress circa 1801 : which incorporated the District of Columbia. : Appendix Y in "The Federal Zone" has similar : citations; see the discussion of the meaning : of "United States". : : Best regards, : /s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell, B.A., M.S. : Counselor at Law, Federal Witness : and Private Attorney General

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