Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Wake up!!!

U.S. Birth Certificates are traded on the New York Stock Exchange! Some people may or may not believe this! You can look it up, test it out and prove me wrong. Order a new birth certificate, this will only cost you a few dollars. Look at the bottom, it will say "this is printed on security paper" do not accept if not on full color security paper or something to that effect. Then look at the right/left hand lower corner you will see a series of imprinted numbers in RED. These numbers are a securities stock exchange number on the world stock exchange. Go to any good stock broker (or find an online company to look up your number) and ask them to look them up and see how much this stock is worth. They will then check it on the New York Stock Exchange and find you your name. We are all worth money to the international bank that bought each and everyone of us. Most people have no idea that their birth certificates are traded on the stock exchange. We all like to think we are U.S. citizens, when most people have no idea there is a difference between the United States (lower case) of America, and the corporation known as the United States of America (all capitals) that was created in 1868. When your mother signed your birth certificate, she gave you over to the U.S. corporation. Through our birth certificates, we are nothing more than collateral for the U.S. corporation's loans from the international bankers. "WAKE UP PEOPLE" Notice that on any official document (drivers liscence..etc) your name is in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. Do you know why this is? The U.S. operates under ADMIRALTY / MARITIME LAW. Do your research! To help you start getting deprogramed from the delusion of what truth is, "FOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT" link on my blog

2 comments:

  1. FWIW, I just examined my birth certificate and it does NOT have a series of numbers imprinted in RED. Additionally, my name on the BC is NOT printed in all capital letters. So, I guess I am a genuine free U.S. citizen who is "off the grid".

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  2. Order a replacment certificate...

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