>>5357938

>>5357968

>>5357984

Many will poo poo my (one of) interpretation.

The truth would put 99% of Americans in a hospital, because once the birth certificate is issued and not claimed by the parents or child, you become property of the British Crown and are no longer an "American."

99% of all Americans, right this very second, are in hospitals.

Newborns.

Prior to being legally unclaimed and presumed dead or lost at sea, therefore put in a TRUST administered by The Crown/Holy See. These unclaimed children will unwittingly represent their LEGAL FICTION/strawman (legal name) unknowingly for the rest of their lives.

Part of the correct interpretation?

Admiralty Law

"Ship" of state

citizen "ship"

"berth"/birth certificate

"dock" takes delivery/Doc takes delivery

"current sea"/currency

cash "flow"

"liquid" assets

legally "dead in the water"

Sea to shining Sea

How many words do we not understand?

Like fiat money, these "fiat" laws aren't "real" except that we've accepted them as such.

Tucker's book cover is saying more than most can See.

WATCH THE WATER

and YES this is a slide…a long slide designed to put and keep ALL of us in the water and under Her Majesty's Admiralty/Maritime Law, which we have been under for well over 100 years.

http://www.internallydisplacedpeople.org/joomla30/index.php/component/content/article/23-home-page-articles/78-what-are-internally-displaced-people-3

>>5358040

Act of 1871. Covertly snuck in a corporation in place of a country. "UNITED STATES, Inc."…a Scotland Corp. President is corporate president who reports to foreign owners/shareholders. He agrres to protect and defend "THE OFFICE" and Constitution "OF" rather than "FOR" the US of A. We've been Hoodwinked!

Crap…I remember he didn't say "with liberty and justice" and he only said "God Bless America" at end…no "United States" of America.

What else was there?

>>5358064

I don't know the details, but they've essentially done to us what they did to the English during the London fire of 1666 (imagine that)…legally declared EVERYONE dead and awarded their estates as legal trusts bearing each person's name to the state as TRUSTEE. It's a deep rabbit hole. Every attorney who's a member of the BAR is technically a traitor. They know the gig.

>>5358106

Would you happen to be referring to all the parenthesis in a wave-like pattern? Total speculation, as I've noticed/am concluding that a lot of this is done "artistically" as in signature looking like water, or ships, sails, fish, etc…is that a thing?

>>5358132

Sure…obvious-ish answer. I'm always looking for the unexpected layers of meaning.

>>5358120

Yes. Totally agreed about the nanobots thing. I'm 50/50 convinced that's a reality…and I think I'd be in the 1%. I've watched a/some conversations here that I thought were possibly disclosure of such from what I assessed to be probable Q-team anons. Dunno…might still be spraying us as an antidote. I can't imagine what POTUS carries around with him every day, psychologically. Taking all sorts of abuse from half the country that hates and doesn't comprehend what he's doing for them, and even the ones who love him are 90% completely unaware.

>>5358161

I don't listen. Is "Thumper" like "Dallas Four" or "Mad Dog"?

>>5358138

We're all legally dead, so no death tax could mean no tax. It really isn't legal, to my understanding of what the actual, ratified 13th amendment "Titles of Nobility Act" says. No oaths or pledges or titles bestowed by foreign entities. Tax-wise…I don't know the implications. Do they get back what they pay here as a refund there? All coming from same central money intake hub?

>>5358198

Not 99%. I'll take your beautifully-timed refutation with a proper grain of salt.

>>5358213

Agreed. I'd still be in the 1% (pretty sure), but I've had a year's worth of gradual cognitive dissonance degradation. Makes for a smoother journey–ready for just about anything…might not LIKE, but have entertained as much craziness as I can find. Time travel, interdimentional beings, blood infected with something deadly, anti-christ stuff, etc…I just shrug my shoulders at this point.

>>5358281

>>5358281

Define:

quandry. conundrum. catch-22.

yeah

>>5358328

Guess I'll fire up the Netflix machine for once in a blue moon. They have it…imagine that.