a reply to:
DISRAELI
I will start off by saying look into this yourself. I could prattle on about everything else i know on top of my OP but i personally think true
realisation, which is effectively what your looking for even if it is only motivated by curiosity, comes from the shock factors of fitting the puzzle
pieces together yourself.
Maritime Admiral Law, Law of the land, Law of the sea. Legal definitions, Bankers Definitions. All good places to start.
Would you tell a population they are owned property? that they are currency on the stock markets? Did you know your birth certificate is a global IOU.
You can even find out your stock value. You are owned my friend, not just as an American, any civilised country is applicable. Cage, collar, chain and
feeding bowl.
To check your birth certificate on the stock exchange:
1. Go to www.fidelity.com...
2. Click on 'Research'.
3. Click on 'Quote'.
4. Click on 'Symbol Look Up'.
5. Type in your Birth Number on the Birth Certificate with the dashes (e.g. 156-88-102939).
6. Make sure the top two drop-down menus are 'MUTUAL FUND' and 'FUND NUMBER' BEFORE you perform the search to find out who is trading on the FUND for
the Birth Certificate. 7. Click on the Initialed Trading Company name under 'SYMBOL'. This will give you all of the trading information about who is
trading on the fund that the birth certificate is a part of
Fidelity Investments
Financial services company
FMR LLC or Fidelity Investments is an American multinational financial services corporation. It is the second largest mutual fund and financial
services group in the world. Founded in 1946, the company has since served North American investors. Wikipedia
Customer service: 0800 414161
CEO: Abigail Johnson
Headquarters: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Founder: Edward C. Johnson II
Founded: 1946
Google that corporation and see the symbol. I am not an illuminati researcher but still i recognise the correlation.
Edit: Also the United States is not even a country, it is a corporation, people is just another commodity it trades in.
edit on 6-5-2016 by
RevolutionAnon because: (no reason given)