Lobotomized

People are not thinking.

What is wrong with this picture?

These are corporation shareholder proxy elections.

The following document is a solicitation to vote in a corporation election.

At the time it was sent, my mother owned shares in Pfizer, Inc. through a brokerage firm.  It was a "proxy solicitation"...

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Shareholders of corporations are entitled to vote in private corporation elections.  They can vote in person if they want, but most vote for proxies, if they bother to vote at all.

Black's Law Dictionary, 11th...

proxy, n. 1. Someone who is authorized to act as a substitute for another; esp., in corporate law, a person who is authorized to vote another's stock shares. 2. The grant of authority by which a person is so authorized. 3. The document granting this authority.

proxy contest. A struggle between two corporate factions to obtain the votes of uncommitted shareholders.

proxy solicitation. A request that a corporate shareholder authorize another person to cast the shareholder's vote at a corporate meeting.

proxy statement. An informational document that accompanies a proxy solicitation and explains a proposed action (such as a merger) by the corporation.

Black's Law Dictionary is a Sea Jurisdiction dictionary.

The political elections seen by most people are Sea Jurisdiction elections.  By participating, people are reinforcing the assumption that they are operating in the jurisdiction of the Sea.

Flying the "war flag"¹ also reinforces that assumption...

People have been conditioned to believe they know what is going on, when in fact they do not.  They do not realize there are different jurisdictions and that those different jurisdictions have different rules.

It's time to wake up, folks.

It's time to come home to the Land and Soil.

UPDATE, September 22, 2024...

¹ The "Stars and Stripes" without gold fringe is actually the "Military Flag of Peacetime" loaned to the British who have been running the U.S. Military since the so-called "American Civil War."

The MFP has mistakenly been calling that flag the "war flag" because the Brits have been conducting mercenary conflicts ("wars") since the 1860's.

Please read this new article:  Clarification on Flags.