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For those who haven't noticed, you might find this at least somewhat interesting. The U.S. Attorney General has a website that is part of the USDOJ website (www.justice.gov/ag/). However the Attorney General of Pennsylvania's website URL is at www.attorneygeneral.gov. Go figure. Something I'd taken note of ages ago but..felt maybe it might be worth bringing to the attention of others. ;)
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At first glance this is the Federal Attorney General and the state Attorney General?
The US Attorney General / USDoJ has the URL -> www.justice.gov/ag/Quote:
Originally Posted by David Merrill
However, the Attorney General of the State of Pennsylvania's has the URL -> www.attorneygeneral.gov.
Interesting, no? Consider that we're talking about ATTORNEYS not just 'regular attorneys' but Attorney Generals. Does the US Attorney General get www.attorneygeneral.gov? NO. But the Pennsylvania AG does.
Relevantly, the first post-Independence Pennsylvania Constitution is dated September 28, 1776. Almost 3 months after the Declaration of Independence.Quote:
Relevantly if true, Pennsylvania was the first state to submit paperwork (2011) to the Hague declaring itself sovereign & independent from the defacto government.
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I haven't seen that "Process of Notification" but have met folks online who claim to.
EDIT: I've been told the paperwork can be found here:
http://freedomreigns.us/States_Documents.html