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Patriots unveil video revealing America's dual government system and historical abandonment

January 08, 2025 | Sandoval County, New Mexico


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Patriots unveil video revealing America's dual government system and historical abandonment
A new video created by a local member of the Sandoval County community is stirring conversation about the state of the U.S. government. The 38-minute presentation aims to explain how the republic was lost and how it has been reclaimed, using simple diagrams and accessible language.

The video claims that a group of patriots, back in the early 2000s, uncovered troubling truths about the federal government, asserting it operates as a corporation under foreign control. According to the video, all levels of government have similarly become corporate entities. It argues that the republic was not abolished but rather abandoned starting in 1861, and that a revival occurred in November 2010 when these patriots filled open government seats and signed a declaration of sovereign intent.

The creator emphasizes that the video is backed by numerous source documents, which are linked in the description for viewers to verify the claims. The content is designed to shock viewers, suggesting that this information has been intentionally withheld from the public, particularly in educational settings.

As the video gains traction, it raises questions about the understanding of government structure and citizen awareness in Sandoval County and beyond. The implications of its claims could spark further discussions on governance and civic engagement in the community.

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