The Republic for the United States of America
The interim government restoring Operations under the Constitution for the United States of America
It's very important to understand that all 50 state corporations—the governor, the Secretary of State, the Attorney General, and even the state representatives and state senators—are all selected according to the corrupt corporation known as United States Inc. Their allegiance is to the corrupt corporation and not to the people. In contrast, the 50 state republics, according to the Republic of 1776, once fully restored, will have governors, Secretaries of State, Attorneys General, and state representatives and state senators who will be elected by we the people. The elected officials of the 50 republics of the United States of America will have the will of the people as their main priority, as their allegiance will be to we the people and not to the corrupt corporation United States Inc. of 1871. Understanding this distinction is the difference between being brainwashed and misled according to a corrupt agenda and knowing the truth about America from its founding. The process to fully restore the Republic of 1776 has been well underway for some years; we are now at the point where we need more people to step up, get involved, and take seats within their counties and states in the newly restored Republic of 1776. But we must understand that the current people sitting in the state legislatures for the STATE CORPORATIONS are corrupt, and they are not the legitimate representatives of we the people.
This is a critical juncture in our history, where the echoes of our founding principles resonate with a growing urgency, urging citizens to awaken from their complacency and recognize the profound implications of their civic engagement. The time has come for individuals to educate themselves about the foundational documents and the original intent of the framers of our government, to understand the mechanisms of power that have been co-opted by corporate interests, and to reclaim their rights as sovereign citizens within the framework of a republic that truly serves its constituents. This requires not only participation in elections but also a commitment to holding elected officials accountable, demanding transparency, and advocating for reforms that align with the values of liberty, justice, and the pursuit of happiness as guaranteed by our Constitution. Moreover, it is essential to foster a culture of civic responsibility, encouraging communities to engage in dialogue, to challenge the status quo, and to mobilize grassroots movements that reflect the diverse voices and needs of the populace. As we navigate this complex landscape, we must remain vigilant against disinformation and propaganda that seek to undermine our governing processes. United in our efforts, we can cultivate a renewed sense of purpose and vision for our government—one that honors the sacrifices of those who fought for our freedoms and aspires to create a more equitable and just society for future generations. The restoration of the Republic is not merely an ideal; it is a collective mission that calls for dedication, resilience, and an unwavering belief in the power of the people to shape their own destinies.
In this pursuit, we must also recognize the importance of local governance, as it is often at the county and municipal levels where the most immediate impact can be felt. Local leaders have the power to enact policies that directly affect the daily lives of citizens, and thus, their selection and accountability are paramount. Engaging in local politics, attending town hall meetings, and advocating for community needs are essential steps in reclaiming our governance from the clutches of corporate influence. Furthermore, we should strive to educate our peers about the significance of civic engagement, emphasizing that every voice matters and that collective action can lead to meaningful change. By fostering a sense of community and shared purpose, we can build a robust network of informed citizens who are committed to upholding the principles of liberty and ensuring that our government remains a true reflection of the people's will. As we move forward, let us not forget the lessons of history, the sacrifices made by those who came before us, and the responsibility we hold to future generations to create a government that is not only of the people but also for the people, ensuring that the ideals of freedom and justice are preserved and enhanced for all.
We encourage people to step up and get involved by filling a seat in the restored Republic of 1776 in your state. There are many seats yet to be filled, and the more individuals who take action and occupy these positions, the further along we will move in the process of fully restoring our republic. Each seat represents not just a role within government but a vital opportunity for citizens to influence decisions, uphold the values of liberty, and ensure that the voice of the people is heard and respected. By participating actively in this transformative movement, you contribute to the foundation of a government that truly reflects the will of its constituents. Your engagement is crucial, and together we can create a lasting impact. To take the first step towards making your voice count, you can visit the link below to create an account and join this important initiative.