the Michiganian Free Press: What Is A Michiganian And Why Should You Care?

A Michiganian is a man or woman who was born in the State of Michigan.

More accurately, their nativity was on the Soil Jurisdiction of the State of The Union known as "michigan."

Michiganian is the correct term, not "Michigander." Abraham Lincoln used the latter term to insult a political rival.

A Michiganian is an American State National (ASN). Michigan is one of the 50 American States.

A Michiganian is not a "U.S. Citizen" nor a "citizen of the United States." The former is a British "Tory," and subject of their king. The latter is a SLAVE of the Pope.

People were not taught these things in school.

Americans won their freedom on the Land and Soil Jurisdictions during the American War of Independence in the late 1700's.

Americans stand under The Unanimous Declaration of Independence of July 4, 1776.

Constitutions were not introduced until 1787, and there are more than one.

A "constitution" is essentially a contract for services. One of those constitutions (1789) was between the American Government and the British Monarch (George III). The British had the largest, most powerful navy in the world, and the Americans needed protection in order to get their goods to market overseas. Treaties ending the war were implemented through constitutions.

What has been taught in schools is incomplete, and in many ways wrong.

Michiganians are the boss on Michigan. They are the ones with authority, and the government services providers, such as the current State of Michigan in Lansing, or the United States of America and the United States in Washington, D.C., are subcontractor corporations in the business of making a profit. They are owned by foreigners.

Those subcontractors have been out of control for generations because Michiganians have not been holding them to their contracts, the Constitutions.

But that has changed. The Michiganians are back, and they are reconstructing their Lawful Government.

Michiganians are free. They enjoy all of their unalienable rights, and they have responsibilities they must fulfill.

One of those responsibilities is running the actual, Lawful Government that the people are owed. If people want something done right, they must do it themselves.

That is what Michiganians are doing. Their government has effectively been absent since the Civil War in the 1860's.

U.S. Citizens are not free. They do not have constitutional rights, just privileges that can be taken away. Only Americans (Michiganians) have those rights.

There is much to learn.

People can begin by reading how to correct their political status at The Michigan Assembly website.

UPDATE, May 5, 2024...

The Michigan Coordinator was replaced on April 22, 2024, and the Assembly (Version 3.0) was dissolved on April 27. A new Assembly (Version 4.0) is now assembling. Details and history are summarized in this Michiganian Free Press Special Report.

Due to the changeover, the assembly website may not be available or fully functional.

UPDATE, May 27, 2024...

These people are eligible to claim American State National (ASN) status:

Anyone born within the physical borders of an American state.
Anyone born to an American parent.
Anyone who entered the country legally and successfully went through the formal Naturalization Process to become a U.S. Citizen.
Anyone who entered the country legally, lived for seven years on a Green card, did not commit a felony during that period, and did not take public assistance during that time may adopt a home State after establishing a home within its borders and living there for at least a year and a day.

People from other American States can move to other States and they can join the Assembly of their new State by living there for a year and a day, while retaining their State Nationality. For example, a Californian can live on Michigan and join The Michigan Assembly after a year, or a Michiganian may retire to Florida and do the same. The Californian remains a Californian and the Michiganian remains a Michiganian.

Here are some resources describing these things in more detail...

Coordinator's Handbook (Chapter 2 -- Eligibility).

Article 1568, For All The State Jural Assemblies - 26 The National Jurisdiction: Soil, February 11, 2019.

Article 3725, Public and International Notice to the Bar Associations — 30 Day Warning, June 8, 2022.

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