By Anna Von Reitz
Illinois
lies in the Midwest on the Great Lakes and is politically dominated by the
massive Chicago urban center, yet for all the numbers of people in the City of
Chicago and Cook County in particular, Cook County remains a county like any
other, limited by its own geographic parameters.
This is
part of the genius of the American Way. Cook County may have far
more people in it than other counties in Illinois. It may be
wealthier by far. It may have different problems and different
options for solving its problems. At the end of the day, it’s still a county
circumscribed and limited by its own borders.
Like every other county in America, it may choose to conduct its day to
day business using an incorporated franchise of the United States, Inc. --- or
not.
The
county becomes eligible for federal corporation kickbacks known as “federal
revenue sharing” when it “enfranchises” itself, but it also
becomes liable for federal taxation and federal regulation, becoming a virtual
rubber stamp for whatever policies the privately owned and operated foreign
corporation doing business as the “United States” decrees.
Like every other county in America, Cook County is ultimately and
actually owned by the people living in Cook County. They get to
decide whether or not to operate their county government as a federal franchise
or not. This unincorporated body politic gets to assemble itself
whenever an American state national living in Cook County gives a 30 day Notice
and announces a public meeting of the Land Jurisdiction Cook County
Assembly.
This is not the corporate version of “Cook County Assembly”.
This is the actual Body Politic as opposed to a “representational”
body.
Instead
of handing their proxies to an agent elected to act in their stead as a member
of the Board of Directors of Cook County, Inc. calling himself an “Assemblyman”,
the people have the absolute retained right to conduct their own business and to
bypass the use of any agent to do their business. It’s the
difference between sending your servant to town to conduct your business for
you, and doing it yourself.
Whereas anyone can be elected to serve as an “Assemblyman” for Cook
County, Inc., including lawyers and US CITIZENS, not just anyone can be a member
of the actual Cook County Assembly.
The
actual unincorporated Cook County Assembly is composed of American state
nationals and Illinois State Citizens living in Cook County, Illinois.
They have to be either natural born or naturalized Illinoisans and they
have to be claiming that political status in order to be members of the actual,
unincorporated Cook County Assembly.
The
people properly claiming their birth right political status are then enabled to
crack the whip and tell the members of the Cook County Assembly, Inc. what to do
and how to do it, and can even tell the “Assemblymen” elected to serve on the
board of Cook County, Inc. to dissolve Cook County, Inc. and resume operations
as an unincorporated county.
This
means an end to federal corporation kickbacks, but it also means an end to
federal taxation and federal debt obligations, federal regulation and corruption
in general.
As in all other counties, Cook County is defined by its geographic
borders. It is a recognizable land mass. The American people
living within its borders make up its Assembly. There is only one
Assembly per county in America, by definition.
A county may have townships or, in the Deep South, it may have parishes;
these are smaller political subunits within the county that often have their own
Town Halls or Parish Centers and these may be organized to locally select
delegates to the County Assembly, or not. It just depends on how
the local government within the county structures itself and how Assemblymen are
chosen.
All the
same circumstances apply to organized townships and parishes. The
people living in those townships and parishes can choose to run their township
or parish as an incorporated franchise of the private, mostly foreign-owned
United States, Inc. and let anyone serve as their “Assemblymen”--- or they can
assemble themselves, foreswear federal kickbacks in favor of freedom from
federal taxes, debts, and regulations, and run their own local government at
both the township/parish level and the county level.
These American people are not “United States Citizens” nor are they
“citizens of the United States”. They are native born or
naturalized Americans living in their geographically defined state of the Union.
They are known as Illinoisans, Texans, Wisconsinites, and so on.
They are the actual owners of everything in sight, the sovereigns of the
land jurisdiction states.
And it is
long past due for them to return home to the land they are heir to.
Okay, so now we have Cook County, Illinois, back on the map.
The actual people have given the necessary public notice of a meeting of
the Land Jurisdiction Cook County Assembly.
The
people attending this meeting must provide proof of their declared political
status. This proof includes a Witnessed and recorded Act of Expatriation,
renouncing any United States or other citizenship, and claiming back their
political status as Illinoisans. It also includes proof that they
have surrendered any US PERSON(S) issued to them via Birth Certificates, by
returning and endorsing these Birth Certificates back to the Secretary of the
Treasury, crediting the United States of America, U.S. Treasury, without
recourse.
They are
now free of any presumption of voluntarily acting as United States Citizens or
as citizens of the United States. They emerge as the Priority
Creditors and Underwriters of the United States, Inc. and all its Territorial
States of States and all its Municipal franchises.
They are
free men and women, attending to the business of their own county, acting
through a lawful County Assembly and there is only one each such Assembly owed
to every county in America.
This
County Assembly is enabled to elect its own Sheriff to serve the land
jurisdiction county, to uphold the public and organic law of Illinois and the
United States of America. He is then the top peacekeeping officer
in Cook County. He outranks – by far – all the hired police, all
the detectives, all the commissioners on the incorporated “Cook County, Inc.”
payroll.
The actual Cook County Assembly can also elect its own justices (Justices
of the Peace) and its own Court Clerks and its own Bailiffs, Coroners, and other
court officers.
There
isn’t a corporation anywhere, inside or outside of the borders of Cook County,
who has a right or a word to say otherwise, because within the borders of Cook
County, the actual Cook County Assembly holds the absolute power of
self-determination for that county and the people living in it. They can purge
and pitch any law or statute put in place by “Cook County, Inc.” and they can
choose to dissolve Cook County, Inc. and put an unincorporated business that is
under their direct control in its place.
It should now be clear just how vital your participation in your own
local government is, and how that participation or lack thereof impacts every
aspect of your daily life.
It also makes clear how important your political status is.
As a United States Citizen you are “presumed” to be a federal corporation
employee. As a “citizen of the United States” you are presumed to
be a slave owned by the federal corporation doing business as the “United
States”.
Unless
you are actually employed by the federal government as a military or federal
civilian employee, why would you ever claim to be a United States Citizen,
subject to federal Territorial law? Unless you were truly
desperate for political asylum or other aid of some kind, why would you ever
agree to be considered a slave and chattel owned by the United States,
Inc.? Nobody in their right mind would knowingly and willingly
choose that fate, instead of being a free man.
In the last several days I have been in communication with several
assemblies beginning or having begun their meetings and organization efforts in
Illinois. Many questions have surfaced about how to create an
assembly, how to establish correct political status for its members, how to give
public notices, hold elections, and in general----how is everything supposed to
work?
Does the
Assembly have the power to unseat a Grand Jury member or administrator?
-- And so on.
[Grand
Juries are totally independent of Assembly action once they are created and
functioning on their own. They direct their own affairs, hire and fire their own
administrators, etc. The County Assembly can impeach a whole Grand Jury that
proves ineffective or unwilling to perform and can replace it with a new Grand
Jury, just as a Trial Jury can be replaced from the jury pool for cause--- but
an Assembly is not allowed to meddle in the internal affairs of a sitting Grand
Jury. Any other arrangement would quickly render the Grand Jury a
political tool instead of an instrument of justice. ]
These and
many, many other questions have already been answered by the longest-running
Post-Civil War American State Jural Assembly—the Michigan General Jural
Assembly. They have written the book on the subject that everyone
needs to know more about. They host a National Assembly Training
Call every week on Thursday nights: 1-712-770-4170, Access Number 226823#, and
they can be reached via email at http://1stmichiganassembly.info.
As you reorganize your county assemblies and state assemblies and
take back control of your counties, your states, and your lives--- make use of
the knowledge, experience, and resources of the Michigan General Jural Assembly.
A new handbook about the Grand Jury as an institution is on the
way.
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