Some Assembly Required – Lesson6

Lesson6
The United States of America delegates specific functions and powers to the subsidiary organizations doing business as States of America, United States of America, and United States. The United States of America (unincorporated) reserves all powers in international and global jurisdictions which are not explicitly delegated in writing.

As The United States of America (unincorporated) is the “sovereign instrumentality” of the actual states and people of this country, it is the Holder of all the delegated international and global powers owed to the nation-states and the people, who are the Holders in Due Course of all such powers in all jurisdictions.

The United States of America is able to directly exercise the rights of the states and the people that are not delegated to the subsidiaries. The union of nation-states doing business as The United States of America is able to enforce all three constitutions:
1) The Constitution for the united States of America (delegated land)
2) The Constitution of the United States of America (delegated sea)
3) The Constitution of the United States (delegated air)