Paganism Vs Democracy

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SLAVERY BY CONSENT versus being an heir of freedom.

We have all seen slowly the eroding of democracy, the people in power, leaders, governments taking away individual freedoms, liberties, rights, freedoms of speech, of privacy and taking people´s lives for the benefit of a few, or murdering people who oppose this oppression. We all know there is also a ruling elite group that wants to control the population in numbers, dumb it down, and subject all to the rule of a one World Order and government. These controllers have existed since ages past, going way back to the Roman Empire, Egypt, Sumeria and back even further to the age of what is know as the Nephilin. These same controllers are around, and use religion, politics, economics, global
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The first council of the catholic church was organized by a pagan church dominated by the Roman Empire, who wanted to use the Vatican and the church to achieve more power. Thus, they mixed in politics with church power so as to gain more wealth, power and influence. This paganization of the Christian church via the Catholic church helped to expand the Roman Empire.

Today, these same people are back in control and run the shadow government. It is the appointees of the Vatican who secretly wield power in the US, via the Temple Crown, the Knights of Malta, the Jesuits and the Temple of the City.

It is not the President, Congress or politicians who wield power in the US INC. It is the Vatican and the royalty members of the Vatican, who rule at County levels and secretly run USA Inc, to serve the British Crown. The US has always been a secret British colony and all your taxes go to the Temple of the City and to the Knight of Malta, to Vatican and to the black Pope, who pulls the strings. The Puppet Master serves also the Temple of the
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Citizen, you are consenting to slavery, as you become a resident of Washington D.C. and not of your state. Your delegate vote also counts for Washington D.C. So by checking "yes I am a U.S. Citizen" when you vote, you are only helping this three city state get their shills into power and you are helping to gain more delegates for the city state of Washington D.C. Also, when you declare yourself a U.S. Citizen, not only do you become a resident and citizen of Washington DC and the private corporation, buy you fall under maritime law and loose your status under the constitution. Also, you are consenting to having corporate name represent you, then sold on the capital markets. You also consent to be treated as an "enemy of war lost at sea" and to be tried under the law of the sea, that is, Maritime law. The captain of the ship, U.S. Inc, situated in Washington DC and subjecting all to a constant state of martial law, with the consent of Congress, year by year. When you declare yourself a U.S. Citizen, you are thus renouncing your rights under the law of the land – the original constitution for the united States of America. There is a BIG DIFFERENCE! A few changes of words have changed the meaning entirely! (You then become subject to the revised version of the constitution – The Constitution of the United States – the corporate constitution of Washington D.C, which has suppressed the original one and substituted it for a system of control and a

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