American History Uncut

The Norman King, frenchmen, conquered the anglo-saxons. Combining Anglo-Saxons and French Norman law creating English Common Law, where the Frenchmen, English & French barrens were able to come together.

On June 15, 1215, King John was forced by the English men (Robbin Hood, a barren) to sign the Magna Carta, because they were being taxed. This laid the foundation of the common law.It established that the Monarchs could not pass any more laws and tax any of us without the permission of the parliament (the people).

Until King Charles the 1st came and said the church has all the power. He started to tax and do things unlawfully until they put him on trial and decapitated him.

They then decided the Magna Carta wasn’t enough and that something needs to explain what you can and can’t do. (What our God given rights are, etc.) They then created the English Bill of Rights. (Right to bear arms, travel, etc) — The Non Aggression Principle is essentially what the English Common Law and Bill of Rights was based on.

From there thats when most countries modeled their constitution after the Magna Carta and the later English Bill of Rights of 1688.

Pope Boniface VIII started the Christian movement where the church intended to take over the world as they convert savages (aboriginal people) into Christians. His papal papers and decree was given to all the kings from France, Germany, Spain to go take over the world in Jesus name.

A German king that was backed by the Pope sat on the throne for England, and they used all of it as a tool, where all of the places the Englishmen already went, was converted from English to British Law (commercial law). In the 1950s the Pope was able to finish his plan when he became the overseer of the entire United Nations which is operates under (Roman Military Codes)

The first recorded sense of the word economy,

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C’est de qui trust, pur autre vie (for another man’s life) A concept born after the fires. More info coming soon…

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Every other country modeled their country after these rights.

Lord Mansfield played a large role in the general government of the British Empire. Beginning with his role as Solicitor General in 1742.

The English common law courts laid the foundation that continues to support present-day Anglo-American law. Lord Mansfield, Chief Justice of the Court of King’s Bench, 1756–1788, was the dominant judicial force behind these developments.

In this abridgment of his two-volume book, The Mansfield Manuscripts and the Growth of English Law in the Eighteenth Century, James Oldham presents the fundamentals of the English common law during this period, with a detailed description of the operational features of the common law courts. (introduced commercial law/lex mercatoria principles, and religious tolerance in common law courts) This laid the groundwork for Britain's commercial success.

A British tax on the American colonies that required certain printed documents, legal papers, newspapers, and even playing cards and dice to be produced on stamped paper as proof of tax payment.

This direct tax, enacted to help pay for British troops left in North America after the French and Indian War, sparked widespread and violent colonial protest under the banner of "no taxation without representation," leading to its repeal in 1766.

A german-jewish (Sabbatean jew) banker who created the “Rothschild banking dynasty,” and is also known as the “founding father of international finance,” told King George to tax the American colonies on all commerce coming and going from America and demand his payment in gold.

The “colonial script” was what the colonies consented to as a medium of currency… the King’s demand for gold is what lead to the Boston Tea Party, which was against “Taxation without representation,”

The colonist were actually willing to pay the tax, only if King George would accept the “colonial script,” as he would be able to trade it back to them for hemp and tobacco products, but he refused.

In response to the Boston Tea Party, King George sent his troops in which led to many skirmishes with the colonist. What we know as the Revolutionary War

Mayer Amschel Bauer (Rothschilds) a german-jewish (Sabbatean jew) banker who created the “Rothschild banking dynasty,” also known as the “founding father of international finance,” told King George to tax the American colonies on all commerce coming and going from America and demand his payment in gold.

The “colonial script” was what the colonies consented to as a medium of currency… the kings demand for gold is what lead to the “Boston Tea Party,” which was about “Taxation without representation,”

The colonist were actually willing to pay the tax, only if King George would accept the “colonial script,” and he would be able to trade it back to them for hemp and tobacco products, but he refused.

In response to the Boston Tea Party, King George sent his troops in which led to many skirmishes with the colonist. This led to the Revolutionary War.

Then the 51 colonists known as the Founding Fathers, to creating the Declaration of Independence, which further pissed off King George.

Bauer paid the Hessian soldiers who couldn’t get a job after their 7 year war, 50 cents per day, while he billed King George $1 per day, but since King George had a revolving charge with the bank, he would later have to pay back Bauer in Gold.

The Continental War, also known as the American Revolutionary War, was a conflict that took place from 1775 to 1783 between the British and the American colonies.

King George came to have the largest military and navy in the world (France, England, Ireland) equating to 60 million subjects, with the help of Bauer. Compared to the Virginia Colony that only had 3 million men, of which the men were mostly farmers and tradesman armed with knives and flint-locked muskets.

The English military was the first to stop fighting, so the Continental Congress declared America won based on the legal maxim, “he who leaves the battle field first, loses.”

King George & Bauer actually wanted to spare their lives, so they can have subjects to tax.

Continental Congress consisted of 51 constituents.

The Cherokee War concluded by the fall of 1776, with a formal peace treaty, the Treaty of DeWitt's Corner, signed on May 20, 1777.

This treaty marked the end of the Second Cherokee War, though a militant faction led by Dragging Canoe continued guerrilla warfare, which was part of the broader Cherokee–American wars that lasted until 1794.

Morocco was one of the first countries to recognize the newly independent United States, opening its ports to American ships by decree of Sultan Mohammed III in 1777.

Ended the American Revolutionary War, formally recognizing the United States independence from Great Britain.

Benjamin Franklin negotiated this treaty along with Adams, and Jay. In this treaty was the concession that King George’s son, Prince William, is the sovereign ruler of America.

Benjamin Franklin became the first postmaster general, John Jay became the first Supreme Court Chief Justice, and John Adams served as vice-president under George Washington for two terms, then was elected 2nd president of the U.S.

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Signed by by John Adams and Thomas Jefferson in 1786 in Marrakesh, Morocco.

This was the first treaty between the U.S. and an African or Muslim nation. It established diplomatic and commercial relations, and was ratified by the U.S. Senate in 1787

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It has been in operation since 1789 and is the world's longest surviving written charter of government.

George Washington wanted to be King of America, so he overthrew the organic Constitution for the United States of America under the under the Articles of Confederation, and reinstated the Virgina Company Colony Corporation, and thereafter eliminated the first Constitutional civilian government on April 30, 1789.

He had a background in law and relied on the Articles of Confederation to perform his treasonous plot and then took office one year before the Organic Constitution lawfully permitted him to do so.

President George Washington issued a proclamation to make Thanksgiving a day of public thanksgiving and prayer on November 26.

First U.S. Central Bank was created with a 20 year deal, offered through Alexander Levine, CFO of Rothschild Banking Empire (changed last name to Hamilton once entered America to obscure connection to his Sabbatean ancestry) as the top agent of Bauers, that was sent to infiltrate the American Government while other agents were here to buy up and hold as many colonial scripts as possible…

Alexander Hamilton then became the first United States Secretary of the Treasury appointed by George Washington.

Alexander then manipulated the value of the colonial script the agents had collected then drafted the proposed charter for the 1st U.S. Bank.

Bauer figured since King George agreed to do the deal previously, then the American Colonies would also do it, he looked at them as an untapped resource, and his plan was to replace their colonial script with the corporate bank script and then he would extend unlimited credit to the colonists, with repayment in gold.

George Washington signed the charter into law therein successfully entering the Rothschild Banking Empire by the stroke of a pen.

This landmark act declared that expatriation is a "natural and inherent right of all people" and prohibited governmental restrictions on this right

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Gave law enforcement and government to spy on you if they suspect and deem you as a terrorist.