Herb Davis

17 Oct 2006

Subject: Bumper Stickers and Palm Cards

Send bumper stickers (Qty: 4)

comments: "The Two United States and the Law"

The United States of America was made up of a union of what is now fifty sovereign States, a three-branch (legislative, executive, and judicial) Republic known as The United States of America, hereafter referred to as, the Continental United States. Its citizenry live in one of the fifty States, and its laws are based on the Constitution, which is based on Common Law. Less than one hundred years after we became a nation, a loophole was discovered in the Constitution by cunning lawyers in league with the international bankers. They realized that a separate nation existed, by the same name, that Congress had created in Article I, Section 8, Clause 17. This "United States" is a Legislative Democracy within the Constitutional Republic, and is known as the Federal United States. It has exclusive, unlimited rule over its citizenry, the residents of the District of Columbia, the territories and enclaves (Guam, Midway Islands, Wake Island, Puerto Rico, etc.), and anyone who is a citizen by way of the 14th Amendment (naturalized citizens). Both United States have the same Congress that rules in both nations. One "United States," the Republic of fifty States, has the "stars and stripes" as its flag, but without any fringe on it. The Federal United States' flag is the stars and stripes with a yellow fringe, seen in all the courts. The Continental United States, has basically been captured by the Federal United States, and is being held prisoner behind a wall of insurmountable debt which is so massive that it can never escape. So as you can see, you will have your hands full, trying to figure out which United States you are to serve. However, I would like to wish you luck, and any way I can help, I will gladly do.

Herb Davis

Dear Mr. Davis,

Thank you for your order of bumper stickers for my campaign. It is appreciated.

In response to your comments, I hope to serve the citizens of North Carolina, not the federal government. To the extent that I am sworn to uphold the Constitution, I side with the ideas as expressed by our founders, not the usurpers, and I uphold that Constitution, not the mockery it has become.

Thank you for your offer of help. We are all facing an insurmountable task to reclaim our state and country and restore the ideals of what was envisioned. My candidacy is just a part of that. I have no illusions. In many ways, we are riding on a runaway train. It is my hope that we can apply the brakes (or the emergency brakes) before we collide and are ruined.

For those who think like we do, this election is so important for our state and our country. I am asking those who are educated about voting to not only vote, but to get friends, relatives, neighbors or co-workers, especially those who have not voted before, to go and vote. Voting is one of the most precious rights we have and if we do not exercise it, it is going to be taken away from us. There already is a move afoot to take away the right to elect judges here. Don't let that happen. But don't just vote; vote for good people. Good candidates are out there, you just have to look.

Best wishes,

Rachel