Scenario #1 The American Herald likes to go into depth on stories that are published by other newspapers from time to time. THE REIGN OF THE HEAVENS

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1 Scenario #1 The American Herald likes to go into depth on stories that are published by other newspapers from time to time. THE REIGN OF THE HEAVENS SOCIETY POST published an article entitled Perpetrators Exposed on April 1, 2015.

2 American Herald The article goes into some details about Manhattan Island. However, it did not dig deep enough. So the American Herald decided to put some scenarios together that would help those who read the other article get a bigger and better picture of the country as a whole and their personal situation.

3 American Herald Scenario #1 1: Lets explore the possibility that all U.S. citizens are correct that they have constitutional protections and that the United States is a country.

4 American Herald 2: Lets explore the idea that we had a revolutionary war in 1776 under the declaration of independence, the Articles of Confederation was established in 1781, and replaced by a better constitution in 1789 where the Federal Government was born and the founding fathers had everyone s best interest at heart.

5 American Herald 3: It would mean in the present time that everyone that is born in the United States is a U.S. citizen with birth right citizenship and a resident of their State. Anyone that thinks they are not subject to federal law is an anti-government nutjob and a danger to the American Society. It would also mean that they hate democracy and are enemies and should be put down like every other rebel in history. It would further make sense that the American people are very patient and tolerant of others and their political views and judge themselves as an advanced society that tolerate the ignorant and depraved. Anyone that cannot see how great the people are and their constitution are terrorists that are jealous of the American lifestyle and their freedoms, and how dare they challenge the U.S. and its Military might.

6 American Herald IN scenario #1, that scenario should describe with relative accuracy as to the view of most Americans. Here is a problem with scenario #1: On June 7, 1629, the Netherlands settled Manhattan Island as a colony, and then an independent country that does claim the right to establish colonies of its own and has claimed the whole east coast and further to the Mississippi River which apparently still stands today.

7 American Herald Further, it established a central bank called the Bank of New York 1784, known today as the Bank of New York Mellon on Manhattan Island which means it is a foreign Bank to the U.S. because remember, the United States claims to be a country just like Manhattan Island. Further, Manhattan Island is chartered from the Netherlands which is also a foreign country to the United States if in fact the United States is a country of its own.

8 American Herald Further, this would also mean that Manhattan Island, being its own country tied to the Netherlands, finances the U.S. Treasury, and the U.S. Congress etc and the U.S. Treasury circulates Manhattan Islands money which would technically mean that the federal reserve notes would be a foreign currency to the United States and the U.S. The U.S. Treasury does have its own Treasury Note that is debt free and interest free but fails to circulate them to its own U.S. citizens.

9 American Herald If someone can correct this scenario, it would be appreciated. If all courts in the U.S. and the U.S. states will collect nothing but federal reserve notes, that would mean that the prisons, even public prisons would technically belong to Manhattan Island, a foreign country, foreign to the U.S.

10 American Herald Further, this would mean that the United States is allowing a foreign country to traffic all U.S. citizens to a foreign State in all court cases and other conditions. It would also mean that the United States is enforcing tax collections on U.S. citizens in the absence of any law requiring it to a foreign country thereby subjecting all U.S. citizens to a foreign law and social agreement. The currency of a country defines its independence and its sovereignty. The federal reserve note belongs and emanates from Manhattan Island, a foreign country. The United States also allows U.S. citizens to pay the debt of a foreign country and enslaves its citizens to that foreign country which means every arrest is an Article 9 violation by every Public Officer of the U.S. or U.S. state. No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile. Arbitrary: a : not restrained or limited in the exercise of power : ruling by absolute authority <an arbitrary government>

11 Scenario #2 This is the Netherlands Coat of Arms

12 Scenario #2 This is the Coat of Arms for King George III

13 Scenario #2 Coat of Arms of Scotland

14 Scenario #2 Coat of Arms of Charles I of Spain

15 Scenario #2

16 Scenario #2 Coat of Arms of the Royal House of Bulgaria

17 Scenario #2 East India Company coat of arms

18 Scenario #2 Related Article Dutch East Indies Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia : Dutch east india company - wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The dutch east india company (dutch: vereenigde oostindische compagnie, voc, "united east india company") was a chartered company established in 1602, when the states. Dutch East India coat of arms

19 Scenario #2 East India Company Flag

20 Scenario #2 British East India Trading Company

21 Scenario #2 Above is an image of the George Washington family crest, or coat of arms. Does it look familiar to anyone? It should. This coat of arms dates all the way back to the 12th century to one of our George Washington s ancestors, and is believed to have inspired the American flag.

22 Boston Tea Party 1. The tea partiers were not protesting a tax hike, but a corporate tax break. The protestors who caffeinated Boston Harbor were railing against the Tea Act, which the British government enacted in the spring of Rather than inflicting new levies, however, the legislation actually reduced the total tax on tea sold in America by the East India Company and would have allowed colonists to purchase tea at half the price paid by British consumers. The Tea Act, though, did leave in place the hated three-pence-per-pound duty enacted by the Townshend Acts in 1767, and it irked colonists as another instance of taxation legislation being passed by Parliament without their input and consent. The principle of self-governance, not the burden of higher taxes, motivated political opposition to the Tea Act.

23 Boston Tea Party 2. Commercial interests, perhaps more than political principles, motivated many protestors. The Tea Act was a government bailout for a company on the brink of financial collapse, the flailing East India Company, which was deemed to be, in modern terms, too big to fail. The legislation gave the East India Company a virtual monopoly on the American tea trade, allowing it to bypass colonial merchants as middlemen and to even undercut the price of smuggled Dutch tea, which was widely consumed in the colonies. Thus, the Tea Act directly threatened the vested commercial interests of Boston s wealthy merchants and smugglers, such as John Hancock, who fomented the revolt.

24 Boston Tea Party 3. George Washington condemned the Boston Tea Party. Although America s foremost Revolutionary figure wrote in June 1774 that the cause of Boston ever will be considered as the cause of America, he strongly voiced his disapproval of their conduct in destroying the Tea. Washington, like many other elites, held private property to be sacrosanct and believed the perpetrators should compensate the East India Company for the damages.

25 Manhattan Island today The Netherlands ultimately owned the East India Trading Company. The Dutch still claim Manhattan Island today as a separate country according to their charter.

26 United States of America today If no one can figure it out by now that the United States of America 1789 is a company connected to the East India Trading Company. Then there is no talking to them. You can t make people believe what they refuse to hear. The East India Trading Company did not like the fact that the people formed a Confederacy of 1781 to implement fair trade and do away with monopolies.

27 United States of America, inc. today The East India Trading Company owned by the Dutch did not like the fair trade idea, so they formed an attack on The United States of America and broke up the original Union. Then claimed the original Union for their company and have been lying about it ever since. Here is a little document for those skeptics: ration-2.pdf

28 The International Criminal Court at the Hague, Netherlands If the Dutch violate Human Rights and commit war crimes, they will always declare a monopoly over Human Rights and War Crimes as a force against these violations. This tactic ensures the perpetrators are never convicted. United Nations: The UN Building is on Manhattan Island to claim a monopoly on which country is recognized or not recognized by the Dutch East India Trading Company.

29 Manhattan Island Manhattan Island, a foreign country is claiming a monopoly on the currency of all 50 States of the Union. A foreign currency that comes with interest in the form of rents and leases to use the currency. The company also claims all of the railroads and power lines.

30 United States of America, Inc. The corporation is doing nothing but enforcing a monopoly for the East India Trading Company for the Dutch on the American Continent through banking and S.W.I.F.T. That is why it demonizes anyone that claims not to be under the jurisdiction of federal law.

31 Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands One of the richest women in the world and to hide it, she sold off a bunch into trusts.

32 Tyranny Everyone thought that the most tyrannical people in the world were men. However, the most tyrannical individual in the world is a woman. The wealth of the Dutch is maintained in secrecy and deception and if anyone will notice, there are always deceptions. Read next slide.

33 Invasion of WWII The involvement of the Netherlands in World War II began with its invasion by Nazi Germany on 10 May The Netherlands had originally proclaimed neutrality when war broke out in 1939, but Germany invaded anyway. [1] On 15 May 1940, one day after the bombing of Rotterdam, the Dutch forces surrendered. The Dutch government and the royal family escaped and went into exile in Britain. Following the defeat, the Netherlands was placed under German occupation, which endured in some areas until the German surrender in May Active resistance was carried out by a small minority which grew in the course of the occupation. The Germans deported the majority of the country's Jews to Nazi concentration camps, with the cooperation of the Dutch police and civil service; the Netherlands saw one of the highest levels of collaboration during the Holocaust of any occupied country. 75% of the country's Jewish population were killed during the conflict; a much higher percentage than comparable countries, like Belgium and France

34 Scenario #2 Now out of the two: Scenario #1 or #2, which one sounds more plausible? Wake up folks, you are being played like a fiddle. Monopoly attempts by the Dutch in America: Water, guns, banking, currency, oil, law, courts, prisons, everything you can imagine and it only gets worse if people continue to ignore the problem.

35 New World Order The New world Order is nothing but the same old players trying to accomplish the same old thing which is: Create a monopoly where ever you can and punish those who resist anyway you can. It is nothing to be afraid of and there is nothing new under the sun.

36 American Herald Articles #1 and #2 written by the American Herald on