The U.S. Consitution was never the ‘law of the land’

Natural Date: 546

The U.S. Consitution is not and has never been the law of the land. It is a territorial document, not a land document. It is a set of bylaws establishing the corporate structure of the United States. No metes, bounds, natural landmarks nor earth elements are discussed in the U.S. Constitution. So what makes people think it relates to the land? Americans have been lied to — handed a cow pie and told it was dessert.

The closest America has ever come to a land consitution is the Articles of Confederation — until the COURT OF AGES Law of the Land Handbook. And, of course, the COURT OF AGES is We the People. The U.S. government has never and was never intended to work for We the People, despite the UNMITIGATED FACT THAT THE PEOPLE HOLD ALL OF THE TRUE POWER.