Daily Archives: March 15, 2021

By Judge Anna von Reitz | Big Lake, Alaska Despite much gossip and misunderstanding, we, the American Government, are still here, still operating our unincorporated Federation of States and our individual State Assemblies. We are not absent, and since 1998, … Continue reading →

The Keystone Pipeline upon completion would carry more than 800,000 barrels or 33.6 million gallons of oil through the pipeline per day. With no harmful emissions. A Barrel of Oil is 42 gallons (not to be confused with a 55 … Continue reading →

Joe Biden’s first month in office saw one stumble after another. But the worst was yet to come. And Joe Biden is afraid to admit one fact that could destroy his presidency. At a CNN town hall in Wisconsin, Joe … Continue reading →

On the campaign trail last year, it looked like Joe Biden was declining before Americans’ very eyes. Now hell is breaking loose as matters are worse. And Kamala Harris got ready to replace Joe Biden after this disturbing scene. During … Continue reading →

I have a plan and need all your input if you will be witness to it.   By Robert-dean: House As you may know, my 20 acres of land was cut in half, unlawfully, and the south 10 acres was sold … Continue reading →

Thank you.  I will forward this to all those who are going to show up.  In case you have not seen the report of the truth, see attached. the property Appraiser responded by directing me to the clerk of court … Continue reading →

By Judge Anna von Reitz | Big Lake, Alaska Back in the Sixties it was de rigueur to ask, “What if they gave a war…and nobody came?”  Like snubbing the Nasty Neighbors by not going to their barbeque?  It appealed to me … Continue reading →

By Judge Anna von Reitz | Big Lake, Alaska So sixteen countries — or to be more exact, the commercial corporations masquerading as the governments of sixteen countries — are all piled on the United Nations organization, demanding that “the … Continue reading →

By Judge Anna von Reitz | Big Lake, Alaska Yes, well over a century ago, in a U.S. (Territorial) Supreme Court case, Juilliard v. Greenman, 110 U.S. 421 pendant, 1884, it was determined that when you use an unconditional endorsement … Continue reading →