Countries Aren't Real?! The Shocking Truth About Corporate Control

The video analyzes the financial instability of corporate entities like the US, Canada, and the British Crown, linking it to British colonization, central banking, and the idea of citizens as commodities within a corporate system, advocating for individual sovereignty.
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This chapter introduces the implications of bankruptcy for corporate entities, highlighting financial instability and debt in the United States, Canada, and the potential strain on the British Crown's influence.
The implications of bankruptcy. The term bankruptcy in this context refers to the insolvency of these corporate entities where liabilities exceed assets and debts become unmanageable. United States, the significant and growing deficit indicates financial instability, raising concerns about the country's ability to meet its obligations. tariffs canada persistent deficits and increasing debt levels suggest a similar trajectory with financial sustainability in question the financial challenges faced by these entities imply that the overarching structure including the british crown's influence what it implies is y'all gonna be paying them more and getting less that's what it implies but let's continue may also be under strain 4 why this matters to canadians understanding this structure is crucial for canadians because it reveals that the governance and financial
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This chapter expands on the previous one, explaining how British colonization led to many nations operating under central banking and maritime law systems.
Now, what I would like you to do now is to expand on this and tie it all together. Because the British crown, through colonization, colonized so many places. All of these nations are now called countries that are operating under central banking, the Vatican, and colonized maritime law systems.
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This chapter describes citizens as commodities traded within a corporate system, advocating for sovereignty as an alternative where power returns to the individual.
so they're actually a commodity that's being traded throughout the system yes and all of this stuff about immigration and how that's messing up the economy it's all mind games to divide the people through status and making them choose to be a part of a corporate system that abuses them and will actually you know wants to destroy them and eat their children yes Or be a sovereign where the power falls back into your hands and you have the right to do what you want and live how you want, dream how you want, with your rights and freedoms, your liberties intact, and have a system designed that benefits your life, not hinders your life.
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This chapter explains that countries are corporate jurisdictions managed by a global elite under maritime law.
We are not living in countries. We are operating inside corporate jurisdictions.