U.S. Citizenship For Sale ... What's For Sale ...

yes, as my initial post on this blog indicates, i am offering up for sale my citizenship in the United States of America ...

this will include, my social security number and all rights to my "citizenship" in the current nation-state of the United States of America. insofar as the citizenship is property of me, i believe i am entitled to sell it for profit or in trade to anyone i choose.

what this means ... and what exactly is for sale ... is as follows:

When South Carolina succeeded from the United States of America, as founded under the Declaration of Independence executed on July 4, 1776, and the subsequent Constitution of the United States of America executed on, ironically enough, September 17, 1787, ceased to exist. The withdrawal of the original states who formed the nation, rendered that nation-state experiment over. The United States of America ceased to exist ... but it didn't. Fast acting by the remaining states that then formed the new corporation called "The United States of America." The remaining representatives in Congress and President Lincoln passed some legislation and transformed the legal formation of the nation-state.

Of course, we know what happened -- the country got back together --- but what really, legally happened in the reformation of the new "United States of America"?

To be a citizen of the united states of america under the principles of our founding documents, you don't have to do anything ... you just have to claim your sovereignty and be an american. there were no forms to fill out, just proclaim, "i am a sovereign person, with no higher authority over me to exercise their will or ideas of being over me. i choose to consent to be governed under these circumstances." That is the design of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

But, we are not currently living under the principles of that Declaration or that Constitution because those things were completely changed in the amendments to the Constitution passed AFTER the new formation of nation-state after the Civil War. Obviously, the current nation-state of the United States of America claims I am a Citizen (note the capital "C") and subjected to its laws, etc. But, I am not. The fact that I was born in the United States of America does not make me a Citizen without the rights of sovereignty, as stated in the founding documents of this nation; obviously, this feeling is much like the founding fathers of my country were not subjected to the rule of a king merely because they were born in Briton.

However, there is no 'new land' ... well, none yet. So I have to work with what reality is. OK. The nation-state claiming to be the United States of America still subscribes to the Declaration of Independence as its founding document, and the Constitution as its governing document. Insofar as the form of the Constitution of the United States until the first breach of its own rules, e.g., the failure to fully ratify an Amendment through its self-defined terms, all Amendments to the Constitution ratified after must be reconsidered based on a deceptive doctrine.

So, insofar as based on my happenstance birth in portland, oregon, and it being one of the states that comprise the United States of America, i have a 'Citizenship' based today, now exclusively based on my social security number. I did not agree to any terms or limitations when I received my social security card and my citizenship through inheritence of my parents, therefore, I believe I am entitled to sell it. As a friend wrote to me recently,

"If English royalty can sell their titles in the classified section of
'The New Yorker,' why can't you sell your citizenship? What party
line-toting Republic could object -- at least without losing their
laissez-faire cred (that's in the economic sphere. They seem to want
to get into our homes, our computers, our phones and even in your
uterus to a fare-thee-well)."

So, that's what's for sale. My inheritance: Citizen (capital "C") as used in the "operational" "Constitution" of the United States of America post 13th Amendment.

What I would consider in trade: A nice house with land for a garden, some goats and horses and a go-kart track, near the ocean.

peace & harmony,
elaine
'freedom must be exercised to stay in shape!'

P.S. on this Memorial Day, we remember all those that came before us and died along the way. rest in peace as we continue the fight for peace here.