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you're not, because you're a 14th Amendment citizen, if that's what you claim.

Because under the 14th Amendment, it states a citizen of the United States subject, keyword

Just like you've been contracted into being a citizen, a 14th Amendment citizen to the

Is that under the 14th Amendment equal protection?

after a duly provided conviction, where the 14th Amendment sets up,

and he brings up the 14th Amendment issue and what actually makes you a U.S. citizen in here and everything.

And he goes and explains, he goes over and explains the 14th Amendment in great detail.

And I just wanted to say, Section 2 of the 14th Amendment, and this is how the 14th Amendment works,

and Section 2 of the 14th Amendment induces a voting American to deceitfully throw off

He's going over the 14th Amendment.

Oh, you're not reading the 14th Amendment.

I'm not actually reading the 14th Amendment.

He's actually explaining what Section 2 of the 14th Amendment means.

The way they wrote the 14th Amendment, they wrote it on a, let's say, pretty...

Aaron, maybe you can call back at another time so we can discuss this 14th Amendment issue further.

It appears that what I'm reading in the 14th Amendment,

And in that case, it's basically dealing with the 14th Amendment.

And it pretty much says that the privileges and immunity clause of the 14th Amendment protect very few rights

This case was a person claiming the 14th Amendment.

And they said, no, you can't claim the 14th Amendment because you've got a state constitution that guarantees your rights.

But the 14th Amendment says that no state shall make or enforce a law which abridges

And it's my assertion that the 14th Amendment provides equal protection under the law.

Restrictions were extended to the states under the 14th Amendment.

I, incorrect again, the 14th Amendment applies only to the freed slaves of the states.

It was the 14th Amendment that extended it to every state.

Look at why the 14th Amendment...

The 14th Amendment specifically enumerates a separate set of rights for the freed slaves.

I said the rights are enumerated within the 14th Amendment only.

The 14th Amendment was specifically designed to make those same rights stated within that

Okay, and the courts have adjudicated the 14th Amendment to mean that the rights enumerated

No, okay, exactly, but you just said the entire bill of rights, not just the 14th Amendment,

But what the 14th Amendment did was shackle the states and restricted the states in that

Before the 14th Amendment, they could have their own rights.

Show me anywhere except the 14th Amendment that guarantees or grants a right.

The 14th Amendment...

The 14th Amendment extended those rights to the states generally so that the states

Okay. And then the main reason I called when you guys were having your little argument before about the 14th Amendment citizenship.

And a constitutional citizen is defined in the 14th Amendment in Section 1 and also in 8 USC 1101A 21 and 8 USC 1452.

A constitutional citizen or resident is defined in the 14th Amendment in Section 1.

No, no, no. 14th Amendment Section 1. Oh, 14th. Okay.

of the state because under the 14th Amendment, anyone who did not uphold the U.S. Constitution

And then again, his pension and all that things should be forfeited under the 14th Amendment.

They uh ignored it and replaced it with what now is the 13th amendment, which should have been the 14th amendment

they consider the 14th Amendment to be United States citizens?

citizenship of the United States until the 14th Amendment.

Well, 14th Amendment.

14th Amendment's a little bit vague in that you're maintaining adhesion contracts.

And that is the 14th Amendment.

and the 14th Amendment equal protection challenges I had from day one, it just smelled bad to

Or any public entity board or official any obligations or responsibilities which exceed those imposed by the equal protection clause of 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution with respect to the use of pupil that says pupil school assignments or pupil transportation.

Except to remedy a specific violation by such party that would also constitute a violation of the equal protection clause of 14th Amendment. And unless a federal court would be permitted under federal decisional law to impose that obligation or responsibility on such a party to remedy the specific violation of the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

Incorporated in the 14th Amendment to all the states through the, in the First Amendment to all the states through the 14th Amendment

Yeah, it should be, but you're railing against a 14th Amendment citizen.

Don't want to be a 14th Amendment citizen.

I'm not a 14th Amendment citizen.

and the 14th Amendment sets it up.

The 14th Amendment sets up what?

First off, do you understand the language of the 14th Amendment and how it

Who was the 14th Amendment written for?

The 14th Amendment was written in order to ensure equal rights to the freed

We could talk about this 14th Amendment thing for another three hours, but

Well, Eddie, why don't you finish elaborating on this 14th Amendment issue for the next few minutes?

The 14th Amendment point is that it was written for the purpose of setting up what was to be the rights

And that's all it's ever applied to is that the 14th Amendment citizen were those that were granted

So the 14th Amendment was expressly written to ensure that the states could not maintain their

The 14th Amendment never applied to anyone else, never has.

But there is absolutely no historical authority whatsoever for the 14th Amendment to be applied to

What is your opinion on this 14th Amendment thing, Randy?

So for me to speak to the 14th Amendment, I would just be speaking without knowledge.

However, when the 14th Amendment was passed, that is essentially what Congress

protected and granted civil rights under the 14th Amendment and called those

then go back and look at the 14th Amendment again.

There is a citizen of the United States created by the 14th Amendment, right?

And a citizen, of course, has no authority to, under the 14th Amendment, has no authority to contest the debt.

Now, after Dred Scott's decision, then they came out with the 13th and 14th Amendments after the Civil War.

And the 13th Amendment deals with involuntary servitude, and then the 14th Amendment deals with citizenship.

And in the 14th Amendment, you have to volunteer to be a citizen.

which combines the 13th and 14th Amendments into one sentence stating my position,

Clause of the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution.

the 14th Amendment. My question to you is, I stumbled across among all things,

discussion about the 14th Amendment in the context of people of color and it

the process that led to the ratification of the 14th Amendment was itself

was curious to get your take on whether you think first of all the 14th Amendment

14th Amendment was intended to subjugate the blacks, subsequently was used to

Oh, don't worry about that because the 14th Amendment supersedes that.

Now, people think that the 14th Amendment amended Article 1, Section 2, Clause 3 of

and not being a citizen of the United States as prescribed in the 14th Amendment

Clause and the Supremacy Clause only goes to interstate commerce and then the 14th Amendment

under the 14th Amendment, which actually places me under your jurisdiction.

would be a drastic reinterpretation of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment.

said any law altering the 14th Amendment would never survive a court challenge.

14th Amendment citizen?

Last I think it was Thursday or Friday there was some discussion about the 14th Amendment I believe on the show

Well I'm not I see where you're going with this because of the 14th Amendment citizen issue

somebody called in and asked the question that the effect of the 14th amendment

would be a drastic reinterpretation of the U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment.

said any law altering the 14th Amendment would never survive a court challenge.

can't do and how the law doesn't exist and how nobody has authority, how the 14th Amendment

And would that not pull all non-blacks out of the 14th Amendment?

So in other words, I'm not being protected by the state law, the 14th Amendment.

okay so he was not a natural-born citizen but was what was he see here's the thing 14th amendment

citizen was never defined we have a we have a definition through the 14th amendment

My question to all the panel to give me a little help on understanding our 14th amendment,

bridge that's made in the 14th amendment.

Could it be anything about the 14th Amendment in the United States Constitution where the

the 14th Amendment, so here we have this entity called the state.

and the 14th amendment right under due process

and we also won on the 14th Amendment right issue

14th Amendment United States citizen, and therefore you have the totally wrong impression

Okay, okay. So we are 14th Amendment...

Their limited jurisdiction has nothing to do with the 14th Amendment.

The division tendering this document is a private, is a private people of posterity, a sovereign traveler, a private state, in fact, not a 14th Amendment citizen of, nor a subject of, nor owing allegiance to the Federal United States, nor any of the de facto compact states

Even if there was a judge that ruled that in, there is case law that says that wouldn't the 14th Amendment protection against any

What 14th Amendment?

What 14th Amendment?

Well, the one in the U.S. Constitution on the 14th Amendment.

I'm with you there, but I was thinking the 14th Amendment would at least be a difference against...

Well, no, because the 14th Amendment never had a damn thing to do with you and me.

The 14th Amendment only applies to the slaves, the people that were freed. That's it.

The moment the last slave was released and the last one released died, the 14th Amendment didn't apply to anybody.

a redress of grievance. Okay. 14th Amendment. Right. And that will make the judge real unhappy.

Well, in two weeks, I had plenty of time to do my research and I came back. Ultimately, at that point, I asked him to go in front of the judge and dismiss the case, not motion to suppress, dismiss the case based on fourth and 14th amendment violations.

upon the implementation of the 14th Amendment.

is it may trace back more to the 14th Amendment

Have you guys read too much about the 14th Amendment?

I have read a lot of stuff about the 14th Amendment,

about the 14th Amendment and how it took away all our rights,

And then the 14th Amendment.

your rights, that should go to 14th Amendment equal protection of the law.

so i didn't uh question on the um on the 14th amendment if you want to go there and i think

talking about the opinion of the justice in general you're talking about on the 14th amendment

time the 14th amendment was enacted okay okay we were in the middle of a war involving slavery

that 14th amendment but it's a very high probability that knowing the semantics of the

a ways back which is where the fella asked about the 14th amendment i i know what i'd hate to

under the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

Civil rights is what the 14th amendment granted to the freed slaves

Oh, your 14th amendment. Okay, I understand there's a lot of endurance, just race involved

in the passing of the 14th amendment.

find it interesting doing a show on this 14th Amendment citizen issue. Okay, thank you very

She spoke of the 14th Amendment,

that's in the 14th Amendment system.

is all 14th Amendment in its entirety.

that was created in 1868 under the 14th Amendment,

and they cannot get around it to the 14th Amendment citizen.

It is law for those who are 14th Amendment,

You can be a 14th Amendment citizen and not be a taxpayer,

on whether you're a 14th Amendment citizen or not.

and even if you're not a 14th Amendment citizen,

how do you become specifically a 14th Amendment citizen,

and how do you not become a 14th Amendment citizen?

and get ready for this one, permitted by the due process of law clause of the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution, period,

Jones v. Timmer says the Bill of Rights does not go through the 14th Amendment,

so if you're going in in a 14th Amendment process in a court, you can't get any of your Bill of Rights,

How is a 14th Amendment process different than an organic citizen process?

The 14th Amendment due process allows some parts of the organic law,

And so you've got the window dressing of a jury for a 14th Amendment citizen, okay.

He's actually a 14th Amendment too.

they can operate under that 14th Amendment due process is that they have to have a presumption

that everyone that enters the door is 14th Amendment.

But if you do not say something about it, if you do not rebut the 14th Amendment due

law, I'm not a 14th Amendment citizen, it doesn't matter.

they've got you under that 14th Amendment due process, as you call it.

It doesn't matter if you're a common law citizen or a 14th Amendment citizen or not, okay?

Yeah, Terrence has a question or comment concerning 14th Amendment.

Reading the 14th Amendment and the year that it was passed and the condition it sets forth,

everything they're doing, even themselves, fell under that 14th amendment system because

a document saying not 14th amendment.

because even if you file some document that says you're not a 14th amendment citizen,

statutes, their regs, everything, their so-called due process under the 14th amendment, it's

Whether you say you're not a 14th amendment citizen, it doesn't matter.

I don't think that saying you're not a 14th amendment citizen is going to do that.

try to defend yourself by saying I'm not a 14th amendment citizen, it's not going to

It was a Title 42, 1983 case and he brought it for violating the 14th amendment. I heard

Yeah, so this attorney, all he did was bring in the 14th Amendment and claim violations

the courts have ruled as a guaranteed right to all Americans, the part you cited said that the 14th Amendment,

Section 1, you didn't mention Section 1, but that section, the people who are ignorant of the truth about the 14th Amendment

Because I did remember seeing that in your presentation, the 14th Amendment being cited.

at the 14th Amendment, Section 3, they changed it to aid four of them, so all these judges

the 14th Amendment and the parent bankruptcy in 1865. There may not be states. All states

as opposed to being a second-class 14th Amendment citizen.

because federal citizen didn't come about until the 14th Amendment after slavery, after the Civil War.

Doesn't due process stem from the 14th Amendment?

Yeah, it's the only part of the 14th Amendment I'd agree to keep.

And the resident is the 14th Amendment citizen, which I've opted out of.

So at the very last word of the 14th Amendment, what does it say?

But yeah, I'm familiar with what the 14th Amendment is or isn't as far as a resident

Under the full-facing credit and the 14th Amendment, you can bring that into your Texas

If you're in the state court by raising an issue under the 14th Amendment of the U.S.

Well, the 14th Amendment isn't a state claim.

Well, even the 14th Amendment claim, he could leave in the federal court, but any claim

were not granted or given in any way, shape, or form by that document to a single solitary person in the U.S. of A. Now that is slightly different than applying it as it would go to a U.S. citizen under the 14th amendment.

But now I'm going to go a step further and y'all can talk about this anyway you want to, but here's my thoughts on this. The 14th amendment, as we are well aware, was written to apply directly to the freed slaves.

I don't agree with that. Therefore, I do not agree that the 14th amendment was necessary to grant rights to freed slaves that they should have had as free men from the very beginning.

movement in America would be kind of pointless because of the 14th Amendment recognizing

It does make sense because that's exactly what the 14th Amendment does.

about the 14th Amendment.

Not the 14th Amendment, Title 42 doesn't exist in the form of being able to sue because everything

that the Title 42 cases are based upon are what's in the 14th Amendment.

Now I don't like the 14th Amendment for what it was originally intended to do versus how

I'm left with no protections, no 14th Amendment protections and it is, it would seem that it is by its very nature a breach of the 14th Amendment.

And then it goes on to say the Court used Section 1 of the 14th Amendment to justify

Okay, the problem is, is that's not true because the 14th Amendment never applied to all the people of the states

The families are claiming that the registrars are violating the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection

The families are claiming that the registrars are violating the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection

The families are claiming that the registrars are violating the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause as well as violating the Supremacy Clause.

The families are claiming that the registrars are violating the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause as well as violating the Supremacy Clause.

are violating the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection

The families are claiming that the registrars are violating the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection

So what I wanted to know is, you know, they came out with the 14th Amendment,

As I understand, the 14th Amendment was put in place in 1868, essentially because of Dred Scott.

Okay, let me read. This is the first part of the 14th Amendment.

Okay, and it wasn't necessary because essentially the 14th Amendment over changed the law so Dred Scott was no longer applicable.

And the whole thing is now after the 14th Amendment came down, now a man can't actually own his wife and he doesn't own his kids.

Second Amendment, actually 14th Amendment right conflicts

and our own private property would be the 5th and 14th Amendment, correct?

The 14th Amendment has nothing to do with you unless you look a lot different than you sound.

The 14th Amendment is what the Supreme Court has used to apply federal dictates to the people of the states.

which begs the question when the Supreme Court says the 14th Amendment in relation to the people of the states,

In 1868, 14th Amendment, Congress invented a legal status, a corporate status called

because of the United States citizen clause in the 14th Amendment. When I brought that up to another lawyer's attention recently, he said the way you would argue something like that to argue your sovereignty would be to say that there are two constitutions, the Constitution of the United States of America

But they also violated the 14th Amendment

I have that on that too, 14th Amendment.

Wait a minute, I don�t see, no, 14th Amendment is not, hold on, you can�t call it that

The protection is the Fourth Amendment and 14th Amendment and Tennessee Article 1, Section 21.

Okay, if the Tennessee Article reflects the Fourth and 14th Amendments,

First off, what is the definition of a federal citizen? It is a 14th Amendment individual.

The courts is the one that mutated the proper application of the 14th Amendment to the states.

The 14th Amendment as written applied to the slaves and only the slaves, period.

So we're looking at the 14th Amendment after part of the reconstruction.

It is a 14th Amendment individual.

of the 14th Amendment to the states.

The 14th Amendment as written applied to the slaves and only the slaves.

So you're looking at the 14th Amendment after part of the Reconstruction.

I watched your videos on the Internet about the 14th Amendment.

Okay, Dave, as far as the 14th Amendment goes and so forth, Mr. Sales,

I agree with him and I agree with what you said, too, in your videos on the 14th Amendment.

The 14th Amendment has exactly zero to do with the tax code.

because they say I'm a 14th Amendment citizen,

because the government is pretending you're a 14th Amendment citizen.

and you believe that because 14th Amendment citizens

at that point then you would challenge them to prove that you are a 14th Amendment citizen.

You can only do X to somebody who has truncated rights, such as a 14th Amendment citizen.

it's your job to show I'm a 14th Amendment citizen.

that people like you or people like me are 14th Amendment citizens.

And although the 14th Amendment, of course, as you well know,

they still can't prove he's a 14th Amendment citizen.

and then say, if you believe it's only predicated on you being a 14th Amendment citizen

from taking action against you under the presumption you're a 14th Amendment citizen.

they believe you're a 14th Amendment citizen,

and the national debt was then collateralized on all the people, and after the 14th Amendment

It's not because of the 14th Amendment.

They have usurped more power to themselves through that single shift than through any other, including the 14th Amendment

He said the 14th amendment.

number seven and number eight, they declared that was for the 14th Amendment, my bad, but

the Reconstruction Acts were not properly passed, and neither was the 14th Amendment,

that I put into my answer, and it states the public's right to public trials under the first 14th Amendment

uh the reconstruction act and and the 14th amendment

but the the way that it changed was with the 14th amendment because the only way

they were allowed back in was if they passed the 14th amendment which took

with my uh information on the 14th amendment not being properly ratified

voted in a resolution stating that the 14th amendment was not ratified

uh and they how how does that apply well without the 14th amendment

supreme court to rule the 14th amendment as being

that rules the 14th amendment uh unconstitutional but other than that

will start to tumble down and um i think that the 14th amendment not

of the laws under the 14th Amendment.

You were talking about the 9th and the 14th amendment.

and equal protection is in the 14th Amendment.

Okay, go ahead Olivier, you're reading the 14th Amendment.

or enjoying the right goes right to 14th Amendment.

at the, I'm making a 14th Amendment claim, right? But I was reading and I found that

and immunities of citizens in the several states. While the 14th Amendment provides

since this violation is against the 14th Amendment and Article IV which states that,

the 14th amendment. The 14th amendment, they're claiming, and the 14th amendment is the one

the 14th Amendment and accepted for value and all that other bull crap they think works

Well, Toomey says, but it certainly violates the 14th Amendment.

Could you also make a 14th Amendment due process criminal complaint on a magistrate judge?

Well, the 14th Amendment complaint is not a criminal complaint.

The courts are the ones that created that construct using the 14th Amendment, but that's not the way, but then they'll turn right around and tell you that if you try to sue to enforce the Federal Constitution, it doesn't apply to you, it's not meant for you, it has nothing to do with you.

agreements i think that's in the 14th exactly i don't like to use the 14th amendment for other

Number two, they're also 14th Amendment citizens.

The 14th Amendment doesn't have Jack squat to do with this.

But when they're asking for 14th Amendment citizens or residents and you're the defendant.

I didn't mention 14th Amendment citizen in there anywhere, did I?

14th Amendment denied you in your right to petition the court for redress of grievance.

All of them fall under 14th Amendment to the federal constitution.

to a enjoyment of a right, i.e. 14th Amendment.

It's still 14th Amendment.

I'm sorry this isn't for 14th amendment the right to equal protection of the

have a right to under 14th amendment does that make sense is that clear

to 14th Amendment then you get to snatch them up in the federal court you

If a state official fails to abide by state law, and in the process denies you in the full and free access to or enjoyment of a right, that's a violation of the 14th Amendment, your right to equal protection of the laws.

that's a violation of the 14th Amendment, your right to equal protection of the laws.

what may not be punished under the 1st and the 14th amendments.

the 1st and the 14th Amendment Rights, to pick it on a public sidewalk near a school.

Electors Clause of Article 2, Section 1, Clause 2 and the 14th Amendment of the United States.

or in the alternative, the 14th Amendment by taking or allowing non-legislative actions to

Would fall under the 14th amendment.

It would fall under the 14th amendment.

What do you mean it would fall under the 14th amendment?

So I filed under the 4th and 14th amendment, right?

Because if the judge fails to rule on every issue that you put before the court, then he's denied you due process. He's denied you in your 14th Amendment right.

because of his, he broke the 14th amendment, you know, equal protection under the law.

That's 14th amendment all the way.

So the 6th amendment and the 14th amendment, he's broken.

It's the 14th amendment.

You did yours as a 14th amendment argument.

is under the 14th Amendment versus a living man. They didn't want to have anything to do with that.

Passport not to reflect being a 14th Amendment citizen, but then there's other

You know, he wants people to use the 14th Amendment to

I've found some awesome lawsuits that have brought towing even into the first and 14th amendment. It's just awesome stuff

On my federal case, I have both ADA and 1983 for a 14th Amendment and I think what's going to happen is the 1983, since we were convicted and were under appeal, I don't think the federal court can address the 1983s.

those imposed by the people protection clause of the 14th Amendment to the United States. What constitutes due process of law and who decides whether you've had due process of law?

You have a, and what the 14th Amendment means is, I'm not 14th, the right to due process is, which one?

Well, the 14th Amendment basically installed a system of, what was it in the Middle Ages?

Okay, how did the 14th Amendment reduce us to slaves?

An example is 14th Amendment, equal protection.

That would be obviously a violation of my 14th Amendment rights to equal protection

When they did that, it violated my 14th amendment.

And then I say, you know, the violations 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 13th, and 14th Amendments, you know, and of course, 42 U.S.D., 1983, 85, 1991

And once it becomes part of the person's livelihood, it's protected by the 14th Amendment,

the procedural due process required by the 14th Amendment.

In determining whether a delay after arrest has violated defendant's sixth and 14th amendment

violations, especially with the 14th amendment, when you go federal, but any due process process

14th Amendment right to have trial by jury, all those kind of things, which is just ignored.

violation or 14th amendment violation to your, uh, federally protected rights, which is what you

the 14th amendment. What jurisdiction are you under? What is identity theft and

didn't lose any debate. Are you a 14th amendment debt slave? So again, let me

with being a 14th amendment debt slave. And I was like, yeah, whatever. I'd

Now, this actually applies to everyone. Okay, 14th Amendment equal protection. Right. But although the

Americans with Disabilities Act was based on 14th Amendment due process, there is no difference

it's a Fourth and Fifth Amendment violation and also 14th Amendment. Am I right? And Second

That would get you in on the 14th Amendment

The only thing I could think of here is 14th Amendment claim

Okay, so you make a 14th Amendment claim that they're denying you the equal protection of the laws by giving you an invalid judge

And now you can say that violates 14th amendment and get to the fed

Would that be under the 14th, like the violation of due course of law 14th amendment?

not I should use the 14th Amendment in the Title 42. I've heard some people say

related to constitutional violations. Okay, the 14th Amendment is one of those