UNITED STATES CORPORATION
The United States Isn’t What You Think—And It Hasn’t Been Since 1871.
You were taught this is a republic.
But in 1871, that changed.
Congress passed the District of Columbia Organic Act, and behind the scenes?
They created a corporate entity called THE UNITED STATES—not the constitutional government.
Here’s what followed:
•You became a corporate fiction (JOHN DOE)
•Your birth certificate became a financial instrument
•The Federal Reserve—a private cartel—took over currency issuance
•Admiralty and UCC law replaced constitutional protection in courts
•And your citizenship became collateral in a debt-based system.
The U.S. became a business.
Not a country.
That’s why your rights feel like privileges.
That’s why the courts don’t listen.
That’s why you’re taxed into submission while corporations walk free.
But here’s the twist:
That system is ending.
•The Fed is collapsing
•Asset-backed currencies are coming
•Blockchain rails, gold, and sovereignty are re-entering the equation
•And what’s rising in its place?
A return to constitutional law.
A return to sovereign money.
A return to we the people.
This isn’t just a financial reset.
It’s the end of the U.S. Corporation—and the rebirth of the republic.
The idea that the U.S. has been operating as a corporation since 1871 is intriguing and raises many questions about its true governance. This perspective challenges the conventional understanding of American history and its legal framework. If this is true, it could have profound implications for the nation’s future and its citizens’ rights. The concept of a rebirth of the republic suggests a return to foundational principles, but what exactly would that entail? What does this mean for the average American and their daily lives?