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How Our State
Was Stolen
Introduction
The Problem
Prior to the Reconstruction Acts, and
the unconstitutional 14th amendment to
the constitution, the Federal government
had no control, and no authority over
the lives or property of the people of
the several states. In direct contrast
to the intentions of the founders of America,
we now see a total invasion by the federal
government in nearly every aspect of our
lives. No longer are we authoritative
State Citizens exercising constitutionally
protected liberties, but we have become
subjugated U.S. citizens begging an overbearing
federalized government for some semblance
of freedom.
The History
It is a little known fact that through
the course of history, two states called
'North Carolina' have entered the American
Union. The first state of North-Carolina
entered as the 12th state of the union
on November 21, 1789 and was established by
the freemen (free people) of North Carolina.
The second state of North Carolina, the
39th state, entered the American Union
on June 25, 1868. This de facto government
of North Carolina (the government that
many people recognize today) was put into
place by the United
States Military, as the end result
of the Reconstruction Acts (1,
2,
3,
4).
These Acts imposed on us a military dictatorship,
an election, a method of changing our
constitution, and a constitution, all
foreign to our organic law. Through the
Reconstruction Acts and the forced amending
of the Constitution, a military coup occurred
and put into place the government of North
Carolina which is operating today; no
longer a government of consent by the
lawfully authorized people, but one of
fraud, coercion and force. Our Constitution
therefore, has been dormant, but not dead,
since that date.
The Solution
We the people of North-Carolina have re-established
the state that was taken from us and are
breathing new life into our original Constitution.
In 1997, on behalf of the inhabitants
of North-Carolina which were present,
a small body gathered and legally re-established
the de jure (lawful) state of North Carolina
that was taken on July 1st, 1868. The
North-Carolina American Republic, or NCAR,
has been in operation since that time
and convenes
on a regular basis. The basis of this
re-establishment is rooted in a legal
argument that is supported by irrefutable
historical evidence which was uncovered
as a result of over 19 years of study.
Armed with this knowledge, lawful state
citizens have taken the matter to court
- demanding that the current state of
North Carolina prove its lawfulness.
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