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The 13th Amendment, which was never revoked.

Amendment Article XIII

“If any citizen of the United States shall accept, claim, receive, or retain any title of nobility or honour, or shall without the consent of Congress, accept and retain any present, pension, office, or emolument of any kind whatever, from any Emperor, King, Prince, or foreign Power, such person shall cease to be a citizen of the United States, and shall be incapable of holding any office of trust or profit under them, or either of them.”

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You can see it in this book from 1824

A history of the American revolution
13th stereotype ed.

by Samuel Williams
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Here is a history lesson about the original Thirteenth Amendment and the War of
1812. In the mid-1700s, Mayer Rothschild, one of the most successful European bankers, was reported to have bragged: “Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation and I care not who makes its laws” (p. 198, see bibliography #12). He knew that if he controlled the banks, he controlled the lawmakers. Alexander Hamilton was appointed as  Secretary of the Treasury in 1788 by George Washington. In 1790, Alexander Hamilton, a bank agent, submitted to Congress a proposal for the First Bank of the United States. Thomas Jefferson, then Secretary of State, attempted to stop it without success. The investors of the bank were never revealed. It is believed Rothschild was an owner. The newspapers called it “a great swindle.” The bank was passed with a twenty-year charter to allow the people time to discuss the bank and its merits and decide if they wanted to allow it to recharter by 1811. President James Monroe let the charter lapse. On January 24, 1811, the bank was voted out of business. Within five months Britain was at war with America. In 1814, a British force arrived in Chesapeake Bay. Against all military logic, the British force first targeted the records of Congress and completely destroyed them instead of destroying the military fortifications. Why were these records so important?
The King knew if the original Thirteenth Amendment, stored in the records of Congress, survived, his reign was over. The King could not control America without his bank, nor if the original Thirteenth Amendment succeeded.

Today’s police, attorneys, lawmakers, and judges are in the same situation that the
King was in. When the King destroyed the Thirteenth Amendment, he must have
forgotten, or did not realize, that the State Capitals had copies. When the banks own or
control the media and publishing companies, they simply delete our true history. The
judges, police, and lawmakers have been told and shown the evidence of the original
Thirteenth Amendment. If they allow it to exist, they would not only be removed from
power, but how many people would want to try them for conspiracy or treason? There are
many angry people. Why not give them amnesty if they come over to our side very
quickly? Once they know the truth and we can document they were told, then it shows
their intent and it is up to the voters to decide the outcome.

Money is a powerful means to persuade lawmakers to vote in the European banking
system. Again it happened. In 1816. A second European bank was granted a 20-year charter. Just as President Jefferson predicted, the bank inflated the economy and contracted the money supply, creating a depression in 1819 with a large number of bankruptcies and a debtor population. The banks simply repossessed the property and owned it without loaning one cent of other depositors’ money. Again the population woke up and Andrew Jackson ran for the Presidency with the campaign to cancel the European banking system. Real Americans rallied behind Andrew Jackson and elected him to office. A second time history repeated itself and President Andrew Jackson ended the Bank’s charter, setting America free again from the Nobles. All we need to do is repeat history again, first by education so that the people will know the truth and, secondly, vote correctly to set themselves free.

People claim it was never ratified.  But old documents in Virginia say it was.  This link is worth the read...

Mr. Silversmith cannot explain the sanguine agreement on this article of Amendment between men who were political enemies — anti-slavery Federalists from New England, and genteel southerners from Virginia. He cannot explain why the Legislatures of Mississippi and Louisiana (where the TONA appears in its State law books of 1825 and 1838), never expressed any outrage over being excluded from the ratification process.

He asserts that the learned men of that era were confused, and that the original Thirteenth Amendment was published by mistake, and re-published by compounding that mistake, some seventy different times over almost fifty-seven years, from 1819 to 1876. But were the leading intellectuals of that era operating en vacuo, without the benefits of good communications or stimulating debates? Or were they well-informed?

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But the official position it is nothing more than a failed attempt.

Despite its failure during the ratification process, the Amendment was printed in the 1815 version of the Statutes at Large as the Thirteenth Amendment, and the Amendment was widely believed to be part of the Constitution well into the late nineteenth century. In recent years, right-wing radicals have seized upon the Amendment, claiming that it was ratified and suppressed in a wide-ranging conspiracy and that it would bar lawyers from citizenship due to their use of the term “esquire.” Although a handful of recent articles have addressed these patently false claims, these articles have also misunderstood the Amendment, dismissing it as the product of xenophobia and petty politics.

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They burnt down the Whitehouse to destroy the proof

[Firefly369]

The 13th Amendment, which was never revoked.

Amendment Article XIII

“If any citizen of the United States shall accept, claim, receive, or retain any title of nobility or honour, or shall without the consent of Congress, accept and retain any present, pension, office, or emolument of any kind whatever, from any Emperor, King, Prince, or foreign Power, such person shall cease to be a citizen of the United States, and shall be incapable of holding any office of trust or profit under them, or either of them.”

>>>

You can see it in this book from 1824

A history of the American revolution
13th stereotype ed.

by Samuel Williams
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login

>>
Here is a history lesson about the original Thirteenth Amendment and the War of
1812. In the mid-1700s, Mayer Rothschild, one of the most successful European bankers, was reported to have bragged: “Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation and I care not who makes its laws” (p. 198, see bibliography #12). He knew that if he controlled the banks, he controlled the lawmakers. Alexander Hamilton was appointed as  Secretary of the Treasury in 1788 by George Washington. In 1790, Alexander Hamilton, a bank agent, submitted to Congress a proposal for the First Bank of the United States. Thomas Jefferson, then Secretary of State, attempted to stop it without success. The investors of the bank were never revealed. It is believed Rothschild was an owner. The newspapers called it “a great swindle.” The bank was passed with a twenty-year charter to allow the people time to discuss the bank and its merits and decide if they wanted to allow it to recharter by 1811. President James Monroe let the charter lapse. On January 24, 1811, the bank was voted out of business. Within five months Britain was at war with America. In 1814, a British force arrived in Chesapeake Bay. Against all military logic, the British force first targeted the records of Congress and completely destroyed them instead of destroying the military fortifications. Why were these records so important?
The King knew if the original Thirteenth Amendment, stored in the records of Congress, survived, his reign was over. The King could not control America without his bank, nor if the original Thirteenth Amendment succeeded.

Today’s police, attorneys, lawmakers, and judges are in the same situation that the
King was in. When the King destroyed the Thirteenth Amendment, he must have
forgotten, or did not realize, that the State Capitals had copies. When the banks own or
control the media and publishing companies, they simply delete our true history. The
judges, police, and lawmakers have been told and shown the evidence of the original
Thirteenth Amendment. If they allow it to exist, they would not only be removed from
power, but how many people would want to try them for conspiracy or treason? There are
many angry people. Why not give them amnesty if they come over to our side very
quickly? Once they know the truth and we can document they were told, then it shows
their intent and it is up to the voters to decide the outcome.

Money is a powerful means to persuade lawmakers to vote in the European banking
system. Again it happened. In 1816. A second European bank was granted a 20-year charter. Just as President Jefferson predicted, the bank inflated the economy and contracted the money supply, creating a depression in 1819 with a large number of bankruptcies and a debtor population. The banks simply repossessed the property and owned it without loaning one cent of other depositors’ money. Again the population woke up and Andrew Jackson ran for the Presidency with the campaign to cancel the European banking system. Real Americans rallied behind Andrew Jackson and elected him to office. A second time history repeated itself and President Andrew Jackson ended the Bank’s charter, setting America free again from the Nobles. All we need to do is repeat history again, first by education so that the people will know the truth and, secondly, vote correctly to set themselves free.

People claim it was never ratified.  But old documents in Virginia say it was.  This link is worth the read...

Mr. Silversmith cannot explain the sanguine agreement on this article of Amendment between men who were political enemies — anti-slavery Federalists from New England, and genteel southerners from Virginia. He cannot explain why the Legislatures of Mississippi and Louisiana (where the TONA appears in its State law books of 1825 and 1838), never expressed any outrage over being excluded from the ratification process.

He asserts that the learned men of that era were confused, and that the original Thirteenth Amendment was published by mistake, and re-published by compounding that mistake, some seventy different times over almost fifty-seven years, from 1819 to 1876. But were the leading intellectuals of that era operating en vacuo, without the benefits of good communications or stimulating debates? Or were they well-informed?

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But the official position it is nothing more than a failed attempt.

Despite its failure during the ratification process, the Amendment was printed in the 1815 version of the Statutes at Large as the Thirteenth Amendment, and the Amendment was widely believed to be part of the Constitution well into the late nineteenth century. In recent years, right-wing radicals have seized upon the Amendment, claiming that it was ratified and suppressed in a wide-ranging conspiracy and that it would bar lawyers from citizenship due to their use of the term “esquire.” Although a handful of recent articles have addressed these patently false claims, these articles have also misunderstood the Amendment, dismissing it as the product of xenophobia and petty politics.

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They burnt down the Whitehouse to destroy the proof

I was also told the Oklahoma statehouse had a copy with the correct 13th Amendment.  At least it did in 1995...

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