I was quite shoched to read the allegation that the USA still belongs to the Virginia Company, and the British royals who own that. It seems to be a
frequent "grand conspiracy theory", although David Icke sums it up best in his "The Biggest Secret" (Bridge of Love, 1999: pp. 192-194). He claims
that the Virginia Company changed its name to the United States in 1783. The lands of the "uSA" are the states still owned by the Virginia Co and
the British Crown. The "USA" (or United States proper) is the 68 suare miles east of the Potomac River, including Washington DC and the District of
Columbia. This United States is the corporation to which citizens become franchisees when they take on a social security number.
It is furthermore claimed that the gold rimmed flags in American courtrooms are the flags of the British admirality law.
Are there any views for or against this?
It makes me wonder about South Africa, because we were founded by the Dutch East India Company, and the interior by companies owned by Rhodes and the
Oppenheimers.
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Sorry I can't give you any help. However, I find these kinds of legal irregularities fascinating. I've heard the gold rimmed flags thing many times
before but thus far never checked it out.
Do you have any online sources that are not forums in regard to The Virginia Company.
There is a british chap who calls himself 'Freeman John Harris' who delves deeply into a lot of this kind of stuff (with mainly a UK slant). I've
seen some good youtube clips of his discussing 'natural persons'/Human Beings and some very interesting stuff regarding money, debt and fiat
currency.
tpuc.org...
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No the US does not belong to the Virginia Company, the british crown is nothing, they are just an out of time out of place figure. You can compare the
Brotish crowns importance to that of Michael Jackson.
The only foreign entity that might own the US is either China or whoever owns the Federal Reserve, but since the money printed by the fed is nothing
but paper they will have a hard time collecting any real debt.
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I've now also seen that the sign of the "fasces" (fascism) actually does appear in US courtrooms, and what is it doing there?
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Interestingly it appears as though American Christians still largely accept the King James Bible. Yet, in Britain this scripture still belongs to the
Crown by copyright.
What really made me wonder were the visuals of US fundamentalists like John Hagee sharing a stage with the Pope, within a huge sun circle.
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Not really. The King James Bible is inspired. People who disagree with the Catholic Church can still love the art in the Vatican.
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