”… Again, most people don't understand that they should not accept being called a ‘human’.
The word ‘human’ is a contraction of ‘hue man’ meaning ‘color of man’ in the same sense as ‘color of law’ -- and it indicates something less than a living man, a representation of a man, a persona, a ‘person’.
It is a diminishing description to call a living man a ‘human’, which is why there is a distinction between ‘natural and unalienable rights’ and ‘Human rights’ and ‘Civil rights’.
It is part of our birthright as Americans that we have natural and unalienable rights --- meaning that we can't give them away if we wanted to. Human rights apply to indentured servants and serfs, like the British Territorial U.S. Citizens and their Legal Persons. Civil rights apply to Municipal citizens of the United States held as slaves of the Municipal Government…”
read the entire article, written by Anna Von Reitz, entitled “Missing on All Cylinders But One” here!
