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Constitutional versus Banking Courts

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First published at 02:05 UTC on March 10th, 2024.

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This video will clarify the point of what is a bank versus a Constitutional Court, which is a similar distinction to a crown versus bank court. Essentially, banking courts deal in monetary value, while Constitutional courts can deal in other issue. Look no further than this video for a simple explanation of the mechanism, and the blue print of the deed in writing of the Declaration of Independence, which we can follow today. Through this trail, we can find our way back to a reforming of the Constitutional Republic that was stolen.
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