Incorporation of the USA?

[Anthony Joseph]

Can you find any evidence beyond a reasonable doubt it is not the states who have Full Faith and Credit and NOT the State usufructuary itself?

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You'll have to rephrase your question; double negative.

[motla68]

You'll have to rephrase your question; double negative.

oops, talking to my wife at same time, sorry.

Can you find any evidence beyond a reasonable doubt it is not the state usufructuary who have Full Faith and Credit versus the inhabitant people themselves as so many believe it relates to?
Yes, there is people in the state, people who signed the Constitution BUT the word " people " is pretty general statement unless it specifies what people, would you agree?

The Paderford vs. City of Savannah Case seems to make this distinction I believe.

[David Merrill]

oops, talking to my wife at same time, sorry.

Can you find any evidence beyond a reasonable doubt it is not the state usufructuary who have Full Faith and Credit versus the inhabitant people themselves as so many believe it relates to?
Yes, there is people in the state, people who signed the Constitution BUT the word " people " is pretty general statement unless it specifies what people, would you agree?

The Paderford vs. City of Savannah Case seems to make this distinction I believe.

Ms. PEET signing her oath of office makes her a party to the Constitution.

Her oath of office is a fungible fidelity bond assuring her performance will be as such - pursuant to the constitutions. Your misinterpretation of the Padelford opinion is common.

[motla68]

Ms. PEET signing her oath of office makes her a party to the Constitution.

Her oath of office is a fungible fidelity bond assuring her performance will be as such - pursuant to the constitutions. Your misinterpretation of the Padelford opinion is common.

Alright now in that thought, where is our oath of office a fungible fidelity bond we signed off on assuring performance to be a part of the Constitution?

Please do explain your position on this case with inserted documentation to back up your position? thank you

[David Merrill]

Alright now in that thought, where is our oath of office a fungible fidelity bond we signed off on assuring performance to be a part of the Constitution?

Please do explain your position on this case with inserted documentation to back up your position? thank you

I guess it does not dawn on you that for people to want to learn from you they have to like you first.

I am not going to keep trying to mop up after you, or try to stay ahead of your misdirection. I know many of the folks here are smart enough not to bother with your kind of fun.

[motla68]

I guess it does not dawn on you that for people to want to learn from you they have to like you first.

I am not going to keep trying to mop up after you, or try to stay ahead of your misdirection. I know many of the folks here are smart enough not to bother with your kind of fun.

This just simply does not address what I asked, if anything your reply here is a misdirection of assumption and presumption.