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Revolutionizing the American Economy: A Vision for Restoring Self-Governance and Slashing Bureaucracy

In an interview with Fox’s Sean Hannity on November 13th, Vivek Ramaswamy said the agency plans to “stimulate the economy and to restore self-governance again” while slashing and burning government bureaucracy to help Americans.


We've been telling the world for over a year that the Republic and the Common Law is making a comeback and here it is, laid out loud and clear by none other than Vivek Ramaswamy, former Republican candidate for president.


A quick cruise of our articles will show you that we've been talking about the "Summer of the Supreme Court" since the Chevron Deference shook the liberals blue haired skulls earlier this year.


Is the country ready to usher in not only common sense but the Common Law?


Since the entire Roman Civil Statutory code based system is completely REPUGNANT to the Constitution, it absolutely looks like there's been some conversations happening over at Mar-A-Lago between dinner courses and YMCA dances. Who told Vivek about all these fabulous Supreme Court rulings?


The administrative adjudication of common law claims is not only unconstitutional, but the predicate reason that our nation revolted against the British.


One Supreme Court Ruling that Vivek should have included was the SEC v Jarkesy which came after the Chevron ruling, but was way less public because it absolutely establishes that our Bill of Rights exists ONLY under the common law and does not exist in the current statutory code based system that has blanketed the entire American legal system by creating mechanisms that circumvent our rights.


The Supreme Court in Jarkesy reaffirmed that actions involving private rights, such as common-law fraud, must be heard by an Article III court: "Congress cannot 'conjure away the Seventh Amendment by mandating that traditional legal claims be... taken to an administrative tribunal." SEC v. Jarkesy, 603 U.S. (2024)


With such a bold ruling, the Supreme Court in SEC v Jarkesy established the level of severity of our current “legal system” which employs administrative actions when presiding over suits at common-law.


If President Trump is even entertaining the implementation of these rulings in the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) here's what we want him to know:


  1. Tell the public that the statutory code based system only applies to corporations in Article I courts, and does not apply to living men and women.


  2. Tell the public that every courtroom in the country will create a common law court staffed with Article III judges & juries in order to automatically implement our 7th Amendment right to a common law juries.


  3. Tell the public that the mechanisms that have been circumventing our rights are not mandatory as the entire public was propagandized to believe.


  4. Tell the public that the government works for "We The People" and not the other way around.


These mechanisms are a state birth certificate, a state driver's license, state marriage licenses, and state LLCs.


What do they all have in common?


Acquiring them, puts you under control of the state, the very opposite of the common law, and the very opposite of freedom.


These mechanisms are contracts that the public acquires where we unknowingly waive our rights and volunteer to be under control of the state.


Simmons v United States the state cannot convert a right into a privilege, charge a license fee for it and criminalize the actions of anyone who doesn’t acquire the license.


  • Driver’s license

  • Marriage

  • State birth certificate


All license requirements from the state are unlawful.


To learn more about how to remove these contracts and understand how to exercise your freedom join the Inalienable.University.

2 Comments


Dawn
3 days ago

Liberties are granted & can be rescinded. Freedoms are earned. Thank you, Gianna for lighting our way.

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Guest
Nov 24

Hufffff, this is digested on its own, without having to chew. Masterful, thank you very much Gianna.

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