The assembly for the Government of The United States of America adopts International Standards of Due Process!
Published on 04-27-2015 by THE REIGN OF THE HEAVENS SOCIETY POST
INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC NOTICE
After proving a very specific point on the accusation of the “sovereign citizen” domestic terrorist label and how dangerous it can be when all due process is thrown out the window. Some of the states began to protest on the Human Rights Violators label implemented through the same process adopted by all of the state courts. The bottom line was the states simply did not like it to a point of attempting to repeal the Patriot Act. There is one law that is very specific to this situation, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”.
1: Since the states have moved back to “Due Process”, the assembly has adopted the International Standards of Due Process. LINK
2: Further, since the states have recognized American Nationals as NON-CITIZEN/NON-RESIDENT ALIEN TO THE U.S. OF AMERICA- LINK, and
3: Further, The Human Rights Tribunal, after being transferred to the Government of The United States of America- LINK
The Government of The United States of America is restricted to monetary damage claims against Human Rights Violators outside/foreign to the Government of The United States of America.
Therefore the Judicial Branch is now complete and all jurisdictions and venues can rest easy that their residents, citizens, subjects, or Nationals will be treated with the utmost care and due diligence to uphold their human rights if registered to do business within The United States of America or have dual residency. Reciprocity will be expected and demanded by the Government of The United States of America towards its American Nationals.
The process by which a case is heard will be published on the Human Rights Defenders website. The Human Rights Defenders have been moved to a Department in the office of the Secretary of State for The United States of America under the heading: Department of Human Rights Defenders.
04-27-2015