The Law

A WHITE PAPER FOR ALL STATE CITIZENS

                (Explaining the law in common English, using the Republic of Wyoming as an example.)

Preface: before Wyoming became a sovereign State (in the Union), it was a conquered territory from Mexico and it had become a Federal Territory. This legal status continued until 1889, when Wyoming was approved by a vote in the U.S. Congress, to “be admitted to the Union,” and enjoy sovereign independence as a nation-State

With this legal Constitutional action, the Federal gov. ceded all powers to the State, such as Legislative, Military, Judicial, police powers, etc. As each territory becomes a State, through the action of U.S. Congress, there occurs, a defacto divorce! All jurisdiction held by the principal (Fed Gov.) is terminated, and all political, military and judicial power is transferred to the new State in the Union.

According to the contract, between the States and the Federal Gov. all powers, except coin, currency, postage stamps, weights and measures, copyrights, naval ports, etc. were ceded to the States and the Union. Said contract is re-enforced by the Tenth Amendment and the Resolutions of Virginia in 1801 and the Resolutions of Kentucky in 1798. Also in the contract, each State constitution must declare itself to be a Republic, with a bi-Cameral Legislature.

Each newly elected governor, in the newly admitted State, becomes the chief executive, as well as commander in chief of his militia (military). His proper title is “Your Excellency.” He has the powers of an absolute dictator inside his State! The Governor and the legislature, are not subservient to the central government in Washington D.C, and can ignore any laws or mandates passed by the Feds. back in the District of Columbia. (Article XVII, sec. 5 )

IMPORTANT LAW – conclusion

Wyoming, and every other State, is an inseparable part of the Federal Union. That union of 1789 was legally defined as “the Confederacy, wherein the federal government was created by the original thirteen States. That “fictional creature,” the federal government, was designed to be subservient to the 13 States by way of the Senate, and “it” was always referred to as “the central government.” Fed. Gov. was never meant to be a national government!………….even though today, the feds act as such.

In other words, the U.S. Constitution is a mandate to the central government, (from the Confederacy of 13 nation States) on how to behave and “they have very limited powers,” seventeen to be specific. There is no such thing, or document, legally entitled as “The Constitution of the United States:” (read the preamble yourself: it clearly states…….for The United States of America. These five words are the legal name of our central gov.