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New World Order Song by TRILLION

Representative Tim Johnson was interviewed on the show Hardball. During the interview, he discussed the lawsuit against Obama regarding Libya and also spoke about Ron Paul.

What We're Not Told in School about the History of the U.S.A, the largest Corporation on Earth. Citizens are individuals who are members of a political community and have willingly accepted the authority of a government to promote their overall well-being and safeguard their personal and collective rights. So, when we refer to a U.S. citizen, we are talking about someone who belongs to this political community, and then there is you. As a citizen, you are a member of the District of Columbia, a private for-profit corporation. It is important to note that this is different from the United States of America. The District of Columbia has specific statutes that all group members must follow. By being a citizen, you agree to be under the dominion of Washington, D.C., the District of Columbia, to promote your general welfare and protect your individual and collective rights. When you sign any official document such as a passport, driver's license, or marriage license and claim to be a U.S. citizen, you essentially state that you live in the District of Columbia and work for the government. However, the government is actually a private, for-profit corporation posing as the United States of America's government. As a result, you are subject to its statutes because you reside and work within its jurisdiction.

A speech from the last true president of the U.S.A. If you listen to what he is saying, you can't deny he's talking about a secret organization of men, who want to control the U.S.A. government in order to control you, your lives, and you wallet.

What we're not told in school about the history of the U.S.A, the largest corporation on earth.

Robert Michael of House of Markus explains his opinions on why he believes the United States is NOT a Corporation.

March 17, 1993 House Session The House debated the Clinton economic plan. Members of the Congressional Black Caucus presented their alternative budget to the Clinton plan, and Rep. Kasich and Rep. Armey presented the Republicans' alternative economic plan. The House was scheduled to vote on the two parts of the Clinton economic plan the following day.