Draft Freedom can mean the difference between life and death

Well, the 13th Amendment to the Constitution prohibits involuntary servitude. That's what the draft IS. But look at the official papers you receive from the government about ANYTHING...your name is always in ALL CAPS. Is that YOUR name? Well, not the way you write it probably. The ALL CAPS version of your name is their way of tricking you. They have established a corporate trust which can function as a legal "person" but that person is not alive anymore than General Motors Inc. is alive. It is a legal fiction treated as a person. Without real people to do its work, General Motors Inc. can produce nothing. The ALL CAPS person they have created cannot work or earn an income to pay the taxes so you, thinking they are talking to YOU, volunteer fiduciary agency for the ALL CAPS fiction. The PAPER PERSON cannot fight in a war, but it can be drafted, the papers sent to your address, and they get you to volunteer to serve in the stead of the PAPER PERSON.

Suppose you were to receive a "draft notice" or a demand that you register for the draft. You only receive it because the PAPER PERSON resides wherever you the real human being have an address. It doesn't need a guest bedroom, though...it's a fiction. You would be told to report on a certain date to a certain place where you receive your physical and mental tests...then you're classified with a number indicating whether your are A1(first called)...all the way down to 4F(unfit for duty).

Then you would be told that you're to report for "induction" into the military and to appear at a certain address for that purpose on a date specified.

By "law" you must appear there...or a warrant for your arrest will be issued. Well, it's not really a law, its just a statute, which is a statement of corporate policy.

Assuming you report as directed you will have another brief physical and tests and then you're told to "line up on the yellow line (painted on the floor) A recruiting officer will then tell all those "joining the army (or whatever) to take one step forward"...THOSE WHO DID THIS JUST "VOLUNTEERED! This is done so that no one can "legally" claim they were "forced into involuntary servitude!" "RAISE YOUR RIGHT HAND AND SWEAR ALLEGIANCE." (almost everyone does!...thinking it must be REQUIRED!): "I, (name) do solemnly swear that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution of the United States of America and will defend it against all enemies foreign and domestic, and will obey the orders of the President and the officers appointed over me, so help me God." You just volunteered.

Those who "voluntarily" stepped forward cannot now claim they were unconstitutionally forced into involuntary servitude....they stepped forward voluntarily and took the Oath... voluntarily!

What would likely happen if you DID NOT STEP FORWARD and DID NOT TAKE THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE. The recruiter will probably say something like: "What's the matter with you, don't you know what' step forward' means?" You would respond, "Sure I do, but I AM NOT VOLUNTEERING TO SERVE IN THE MILITARY...If you want me you must 'take me' against my will by force!"

All of those who "volunteered" will now be excused from the room...and you will be cajoled with persuasive arguments...at first...then, when nothing works to change your mind you might be called names and insulted, possibly even assaulted by one or more military people present there as witnesses.

If you are not intimidated, stand your ground, eventually the tormentors will give up and have you arrested on some charge. However, there is NO lawful way that they can MAKE you go into the military...because of the Constitutional prohibition against "involuntary servitude"...which is why NO ONE IS TRULY EVER "DRAFTED" AND MUST BE "SEDUCED" INTO VOLUNTEERING!

A better way to handle the situation:

Respond as the cops are coached to reply when on the witness stand: "Am I ordered?"

If the recruiter says "No", then obviously you're OK. If the recruiter says "Yes," then you inquire, "By what authority do you, a military officer, order me, a civilian?" If the recruiter says anything else, repeat the question until you get "Yes" or "No."

If the recruiter says "I order you by the authority of the United States Government" then you ask, "Which clause of the Constitution gives you, a military officer, authority to order me, a civilian?"

Another thing to ask is: "Am I free to go?" If the recruiter says "Yes," then obviously leave. If the recruiter says "No", then you say, "Am I under arrest?" "Am I your prisoner?" "Am I kidnapped?" "If I'm not free, then what am I?" and again, keep repeating the question.

Another thing to say is: "I want an attorney."

Another response is, of course, nothing at all. It might be more effective to choose to ask "Am I free to go?" because if you get to a "Yes," then you can leave and he would look bad ordering an arrest. If you ask the question three times and don't get a yes or no, then say, "Well I must be free to go, because I asked you three times and you won't tell me I'm not." Then slowly turn around and leave. If he keeps trying to interact just keep repeating the question.

Here's an example how this has worked in the past:

The Army induction officer instructed the draftees to "take one step forward" as their names were called, and said that step would signify their induction into the Army. When reluctant Willie's name was called, he answered "present," but did not step forward. After the ceremony, he went home instead of to camp.

When the MP's came for him, he went to court for a writ of habeas corpus to retain his freedom.

"The officer himself," Willie argued, "said the step forward is what would make me a soldier. As I didn't take the step, I'm still a civilian and the Army has no claim on me."

Counsel for the Army replied, "The Army isn't being run by childish games. Willie and a hundred others appeared to be inducted, and he was inducted before the whole group as any fool there could plainly see."

Willie retained his civilian status. The court ruled that the draft law required some definite ceremony to transform a civilian into a soldier. As the Army decided to have one step forward constitute the ceremony, and Willie didn't take the step, he wasn't a soldier. -- U.S. Court of Appeals, 1954

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If you care, please Let any Girl or Boy 17 to 50 receive this information on how to Not Volunteer for the Draft or National Servitude. This is a life and death issue. It deserves all the care you have given throughout their life until now. Give them a way to use the statutes and the Uniform Commercial Code to protect their liberty and their life. It will be a memorable gift for the whole family to have Draft Freedom.

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