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Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
His electoral title did come from the German part of the family...
His ARCH-TREASURER TITLE DIDN'T.
His ARCH-TREASURER TITLE DIDN'T.
Originally posted by PhyberDragon
reply to post by Rockpuck
I remember taking a pledge of allegiance to the REPUBLIC not the Democracy. I am enjoying your debates though, I am learning so much for researching. Thanks folks.
when the Banks fail, because all their wealth came from Rome, it all just reverts back to Rome.
The Assassin is dead, the Bankers, but not the beast that created them and funded them, Rome!
Rome gives you people like Bankers and Masons, and Satanists, and Jews to blame it all on.
The Bankers are simply a mechanism Rome uses to acquire wealth
REPUBLIC not the Democracy.
Which is ONE NATION UNDER GOD...who is legally the Vicar of Christ, that you have just sworn an allegiance and oath too.
Once again, Rome has long owed England, and as Arch-Treasurer he simply had the power to bank and distribute Rome's proceeds.
The emperor was entitled to have a Household, a real one as well as one "for show" composed of the High Offices of the Empire (Erzämter, archiofficia). The four High Offices appear under the Ottonian dynasty: at the coronation of Otto I in 936, each of the Stammherzöge held one of the functions. The Golden Bull of 1356 assigned them to the lay electors (in fact, some electors may have become so because they were High Officers). After a new electorate was created for the count Palatine, a new office of Arch-Treasurer was created for him, in 1652. In 1706, after Bavaria was banned, the elector palatine resumed his office of Arch-Steward, and the office of Arch-Treasurer passed in 1710 to the newly created elector of Hanover. In 1714, Bavaria was reinstated, and the elector palatine resumed the office of Treasurer, but Hanover continued to use the title and augmentation of arms until the merger of the Bavarian and Palatine electorates in 1777 allowed Hanover to exercise the office. New offices were planned but never chosen for the electors created in 1803.
Rome is the shadow government, the Vatican is just there to trot out a grandfatherly looking benevolent figure to front for a repository of Roman Wealth.
Once again it is not about what Catholics see, or Christians, or Americans, it's about what is established by binding treaties that establish the legal definition of words in legal documents.
Legally, by treaty, by definition, God means the Vicar of Christ the Pope, it does not matter what the laity or congregants think it means, it matters what sovereigns and lawyers to sovereigns think it means, when they disclose their full and respective powers in binding legal documents and decrees.
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
reply to post by Rockpuck
That is not a true disclosure of the offices full and respective powers.
That is history's white washed version of it.
Once again words like Treasurer have a very precise legal meaning, and if your source is not a book published in the 1700's it's not accurate or reflective, the other thing would be the actual treaty where the titles were first made official.
Hint they would be in Latin, do you speak it?
That is not a true disclosure of the offices full and respective powers. That is history's white washed version of it.
Once again words like Treasurer have a very precise legal meaning
Hint they would be in Latin, do you speak it?