Your Rights

Your rights are the rights of a sovereign. Sovereign means king.

"A person, body, or state in which independent and supreme authority is vested; a chief ruler with supreme power; a king or other ruler…" Sovereign, Black's Law Dictionary 6th Edition

One might better describe, sovereignty, as, agency with responsibility. 

Sovereignty comes from God. In the beginning God created mankind in His own image, placed man on the Land, gave man dominion, agency and possession.  Dominion, Agency and Possession are the three elements that define Sovereignty.  What God created no man has the capacity to remove.  Your sovereign nature simply exists; there is nothing you can do about it.  When you enter into a contract your sovereignty is not bound; quite the contrary, it is your sovereignty that binds the contract.  It is your sovereign will that gives you the capacity to contract. Without sovereignty you could not enter into a valid contract.

The ultimate will is the will of God, and God granted mankind free will, a.k.a. agency.

Therefore, man is his own free agent. And, man is responsible for his own thoughts and actions.

The famous phrase, "a government of the people, by the people, and for the people", means that in the United States of America, the Constitutional Republic form of government was set by the will of the sovereign people.  This Republic was designed, not to govern the people but to provide for a central body of government that could exercise the ability of our nation: to coin money, to regulate international and interstate traffic of goods and services, to better provide for a common defense of our nation from foreign encroachment and to secure the ability of the people to govern themselves and to protect their private land and property.

In this nation, other than God, there is no power greater than the will of the people. The sovereign people are supposed to be constitutionally secured to their right to pursue life, liberty, happiness and property to their heart's content.  Today we note that there is a problem with such rights.  A foreign power has come in and gained control of the people under their force of government.  Today we see advertisements about the Land of the Free and about the necessity we have to defend that freedom and liberty.  The powers that be advertise, showing people from all over the world that came here and became free.  Though it is true, they have far greater freedom than they did where they came from, that does not mean that they are free today.  The difficulty in standing free with our rights is that most people do not know what their rights are.  The key to restoring our nation to its Constitution is we must relearn what our rights are.

We'll start here with Land rights.  In this nation, people (sovereigns) obtain ownership to land by Land Patent.  When a sovereign is on his own land, he is a king in his own country.  Other than God, there is no ruler higher.  The Land Patent brings king and country together with liberty.  Such ownership is called "Allodial", which means, 'beholding to none other' (that is to say the opposite of feudal).  Government has no authority over a man on his Land Patent secured Land.  In proof of this fact, read the documents that secure such rights to you; the verbiage is absolute.  Also, remember the law of Trespass, which says, if anyone enters the land without the sovereign's permission that person is guilty of trespassing and is subject to summary execution on sight without any other cause or review.  Other property rights are directly related to Land rights and the right to Land and and property are the very foundations of virtually all other rights.

A sovereign permitted to enter on some other sovereign's land is merely a tenant, subject to the sovereign over the land.  The tenant is bound to the law of the sovereign of the land.  The visiting sovereign limits his agency by a tenancy agreement (contract), which allows his entry upon and or use of the land that is not his.  All other property rights stem from land rights.  People tend to forget about sovereignty when they bind themselves under contracts.

When sovereigns do not have sufficient ability to acquire their own land, they may acquire assistance of some commercial entity (bank, etc.) to assist them with their acquisition of property over time.  Such acquisitions are also made by contract.  Such contracts require sovereigns to agree to limit the exercise of their full sovereign rights.  To enforce such contracts the commercial entities request governmental assistance with enforcement and require the sovereign's acceptance of the same before they ever close the agreement on the contract.  Involvement with such contracts invites statutory controls, which ultimately tend to evolve governments into corporations.  Notice that the authority to enforce a contract comes from the parties that enter the agreement.

These tendencies notwithstanding, it is a functional impossibility to remove man from his sovereign ability and responsibility (agency).

It is impossible to contract ones sovereignty away.  So what happens when we grant our responsibility via contracts?  Your sovereignty cannot be bound by contract, rather your sovereignty holds you accountable to the contract.  Our burden is to act like the sovereigns that we are and to so stand accountable.  But some people have been tenants for so long that they do not remember what sovereignty is like.  They have not studied the statutes.  They do not know the Law.  And, they do not trust themselves when they are brought into accountability.  Therefore, they hire lawyers and insurance companies to represent them in fictitious capacities, so that they can continue exercising their commercial activities under contract.  They falsely tell themselves that they cannot stand on their own.  The reality is that they cannot stand any other way—accountability does not shift to the hireling.  Chief Justice Warren Burger is quoted to have said, "If you don't know what your rights are you don't have any"; it's true.

Ultimately, all of your rights come from your sovereignty.  Sovereignty is a gift from God.  Everything God does lasts forever and someday each and every one of us will have the opportunity to stand accountable before God for our own sovereignty.

Imagine then pleading ignorance or a lack of trust, standing before God with an attorney, or insurance company representative, and saying that these will represent you.

The King of Kings will either say, "Get thee hence you knew me not" or, "Get thee hence I know thee not".