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Since 2006 I have sent this document out over and over and there seems that there are still living souls that
cannot understand because they still think they can go into a Corporate Court as a living soul.
A chartered corporate court cannot hear a word you the living say. Corporations do not have Constitutions
they have charters. Therefore you do not have any rights in the governments of the Corporate UNITED
STATES, any of the so called STATES, COUNTIES, MUNICIPALITIES, any COURTS within them or
anything else attached to them.
Charters also have copyrighted statutes, codes and regulations as private property and the people cannot
use any of these unless they are contracted as PERSONS.
The PERSONS acting like government officials are imposters and have no authority over living souls.
Whoever creates something belongs to the creator of it. Almighty God created our planet earth.
So who or what created your Birth Certificate? You must understand it was a Corporation not you or your

Mother. For those that understand what I am trying to make clear please explain to the young folks, as
they will be the future CORPORATE SLAVES unless we senior folks help them wake up before it is to late.
CHARTERS VS. CONSTITUTIONS
CHARTER. A grant made by the sovereign either to the whole people or to a portion of them, securing to them
the enjoyment of certain rights. Of the former kind is the late charter of France, which extended to the whole
country; the charters which, were granted to the different North American colonies by the British
government were charters of the latter pieces. 1 Story, Const. L. 161; 1 Bl. Com. 108 Encycl. Amer. Charte
Constitutionelle.

CONSTITUTION: The established form of government in a state, kingdom or country; a system of

fundamental rules, principles and ordinances for the government of a state or nation. In free states, the constitution
is paramount to the statutes or laws enacted by the legislature, limiting and controlling its power;
2. A CHARTER differs from a Constitution in this, that the former is granted by the sovereign, while the latter
is established by the people themselves: both are the fundamental law of the land.
3. This term is susceptible of another signification. During the middle ages almost every document was called
carta, charta, or chartula. In this sense the term is nearly synonymous with deed. Co. Litt. 6; 1 Co. 1; Moor. Cas.
687.
4. The act of the legislature creating a corporation, is called its charter. Vide 3 Bro. Civ. and Adm. Law, 188;
Dane's Ab. h. t.

The Charterd UNITED STATES Constitution Acts, 1845, 1867 /the State of Texas 1876/THE

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STATE OF TEXAS 1996

Law of Contracts and the 1871 Municipal UNITED STATES Corp.

FORTY FIRST CONGRESS SESSION III; CHAPTER 62, 1871; CHAP. LXII. -- An act to provide a
Government for the District of Columbia.

In 1871 Congress exercise this power by legislating the organization of a municipal corporation to run the dayto-day affairs of the District of Columbia, the seat of government. The proper name of this municipal
corporation is UNITED STATES. Congress adopted the text of the federal constitution as the constitution or
charter of this municipal corporation.

Section 28. And be it further enacted, That the said legislative assembly shall power to create by general law, modify,
repeal, or amend, within said District, corporations aggregate for religious, charitable, educational, industrial, or
commercial purposes, and to define their powers and liabilities: Provided, That the powers of corporations so created
shall be limited to the District of Columbia.
NOTE: The Corporate UNITED STATES has no Jurisdiction outside of D.C. Ten square miles as the last sentence
reads above:

The 1845, 1866, 1869, 1876, 1996 State of Texas Charters are documents that government created as a

deception during the period of time that a document from a United States foreign government was, with due
pomp and ceremony, brought to this country and deceptively and criminally adopted as the so called Constitution.

Pay attention to the quotation marks, which are factual quotes below.

Since the Texian people had nothing to do with these documents, they are nothing to us. It is at best
deception and at worst treason for which those behind these deceptions should be shot as Traitors.I personally
believe that they should all be incarcerated for life and I believe you would agree if you truly realized the number
of lives that have been lost as a result of their activities, coruptions and understood how this was accomplished
through the use of, and with the utmost violations of, the document called the organic 1836 Constitution for the
republic of Texas and the unlawful transfer of the Texian Peoples government money creation responsibilities
there under, to the privately owned corporate banks.

Since we the people were granted all rights by our creator, then the government is in no position to grant
us rights, we already have them all.The only thing government can do is eradicate our rights and they do it one at
a time, so we will not notice. Every legal law with color that is passed by government is evidence of just one or
more of our rights being transferred for privileges to them. Soon, if we are not already there, we will have
absolutely no rights to exercise of our own free will.

Below NOTICE the historical quotes from documentations I found throughout Texas

history; documents so stating which are Constitutions and which where actually Charters.

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The 1845 charter was the only one of the five Texas state constitutions to assign to the legislature the
appointment of the treasurer, comptroller of public accounts, and district attorneys, but this was changed by an
amendment ratified in 1850.

The Eighth Legislature (1859-61), called into special session by Governor Sam Houston, authorized retroactively
the Secession Convention,qv whose ordinance of secessionqv from the United States was approved by the voters
on February 23, 1861 Three to one for secession and the State of Texas joined the Confederacy soon thereafter.
To conform to the new order, the Secession Convention adopted amendments to the 1845 charter, which as
amended, is customarily referred to as the Constitution of 1861.qv

Note; (under the republic of Texas it is called a constitution 1861); After the Civil War the
United States in 1865 declared that the Texian peoples secession vote in 1861 was null and
void and placed Texas under the War reconstruction act 1866 which is still in affect today.

Following cessation of armed hostilities, a new constitution, also in the form of amendments incorporated in the
1845 charter, was drafted in 1866 by a convention elected under presidential Reconstruction.qv

Following ratification of the new charter by the voters in 1866, the Eleventh Legislature (1866-67) met from
August 6 to November 12, during which time, among other actions, it rejected the Fourteenth Amendment to
the United States Constitution and refused to consider the Thirteenth. After the Congress turned down the
new constitution in 1867, no legislative sessions were held until 1870.
The Constitution of 1869,qv drafted by convention and adopted by the voters under congressional
Reconstruction, retained many of the legislative provisions from earlier charters but added several that were
destined for a very short life, of which the two most significant were annual legislative sessions and six-year terms
for senators, one third of whom were to be elected every biennium. Also new were the removal of the
disqualification of clerics, the fixed size of both houses (ninety for the House and thirty for the Senate), and, for
senators, a lower age requirement to twenty-five. Durational residence qualifications for senators and
representatives were restored to their 1845 levels.
The Constitution of 1876qv restored the traditional biennial regular sessions and four-year overlapping senatorial
terms and continued the ten-year apportionment periods of the 1866 and 1869 charters and the five-year
residence requirement for senators from 1866.
Similar to the 1845 charter, representatives were to be elected from equally populated districts "as nearly as may
be."
The Texas statehood constitution, the Constitution of 1845,qv established a governmental structure that with
modifications and supplementation has been carried forward in all subsequent charters.
It appears in some places there are double statements such as above. It states the 1845 was a Constitution then
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follows with stating it and all subsequent Constitutions are actually Charters.

Bless God for the Land of Texas;

By Ed: Brannum
Texian American Sovereign

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