When reading this article remember Turner's constant claims;

When reading this article remember Turner's constant claims;

The FBI and Military are on board
The de facto is ready to turn over the reigns to us
The FBI and DOJ are telling us how pleased they are and what a good job we are doing
I HAVE THE GOLD
Over 80 countries are supporting us.


Does this look to ANYBODY like he has spoken a single word of truth in over a year? Now let this sink in, all those who followed his advice and filed liens against judges, law enforcement, etc., are now facing charges of various severity but he is not, why? Simple, after leading all those innocents into the trap by providing his own documents of liens, he terminated his and never told anyone. This is a matter of irrefutable public record and easily verified. Thus he delivered them up for the slaughter while covering his own butt. Of course he pocketed a nice chunk of change for this bogus advice as well. Is this a Godly man?


For those of you duped into buying the "Mickey Mouse Republic ID's", how's that working out for you? How do you think it's working out for the man and his wife who bought Turner's previous false ID, the Ambassador ID for a thousand bucks, were thrown in prison and all their worldly possessions taken by the de facto and after release are now living in a homeless shelter where they continually try to contact Turner for help? Those pleas like all others fall on deaf ears except to those of us out here who will step up and connect them to someone who really can help.

What does it take to prove to the people that not only is Turner lying about the support of the FBI, Law Enforcement and the Military, they are leaving him personally alone and YOU ARE THE ULTIMATE TARGET.

FURTHERMORE if you are a dinar holder you are likely going to have them confiscated as Homeland Security has already stated they are finalizing a "list" of criminals, drug lords, and "terrorists" who are holding large amounts of the currency in order to stop them from profiting by the imminent re-value. Homeland Security has already further stated that RAP and The Republic are one in the same, they are "official domestic terrorists". This was inevitable as the elite CANNOT have thousands of awake Americans suddenly prosperous when they are a hairs breath away from achieving a century old plan of One World Order and the dissolution of the United States. They have not been able to create laws to keep this from happening fast enough and banking regulations will not do the whole job. They needed two things; Obama's recent dictator declaration when he signed himself the power to incarcerate without due process, and the recent change in banking regulation to allow the government to seize private accounts and safety deposit boxes without warrant or reason.  Naturally the Osama Bin Laden false flag (he has been dead since December 13, 2001) event has set the stage to effect the minds of Americans against their fellow citizens.

You have been used, lied to and controlled by several methods.

Constant reinforcement of monetary salvation
Constant claims of Divine Communication
Complete compartmentalization
Isolation and immediate attack by those most controlled if you disagree or question too boldly
Immediate attack to avoid addressing any uncomfortable issue
Called crazy, lunatic, Satanic, Luciferian, Bush 41 plant, CIA operative ad nausea if you do not tow the company line and voice objection when you start seeing the truth
You may even be removed from the office your state elected you to if the indoctrinated and the national puppeteers perceive you to be a danger to the obvious fascist plan and sting operation.
Turner now uses the indoctrinated in Congress to do his dirty work so he can continue to claim "It's not my fault"

There are a couple more methods they have used that I am not ready to expose yet. I am waiting for professional analysis to get back to me.    T.H.




Front Page Dothan, Alabama News Article
Turner's home town.
http://www2.dothaneagle.com/news/2011/may/21/3/sovereigns-gain-attention-law-enforcement-ar-1872889/



Twenty months before Dothan resident Monty Ervin spent 17 days in the Houston County Jail after being ticketed for obstruction of government operations, driving without a license and proof of insurance, and almost five years before being arrested on charges of conspiracy and tax evasion, he filed documents in Houston County Probate Court stating:

“I, Monty-Wayne, of the family of Ervin, am a sovereign Most Christian Prince as certified by His Most Christian Majesty, Prince George, the Arch-Treasurer for ‘The United States of America” in the Treaty of Paris of 1783.

“I am not a citizen of “the United States” as that term is defined … I am not a resident individual United States Person known as MONTY WAYNE ERVIN.”

Eight months later, he sent a letter to Col. Chris Murphy of the Alabama Department of Public Safety, demanding to know the law that required a license to drive on the roads of Alabama. He then filed another document in probate court declaring “non-resident foreign immune status with the right of traveling freely without license.”

Then, in 2008, after signing the bond documents that allowed him to leave the Houston County Jail on misdemeanor traffic charges, Ervin filed additional documents in probate court repudiating his own signature, claiming he was forced to sign under duress.

“Again, I am not MONTY WAYNE ERVIN or any all CAPITAL LETTER PERSON,” he wrote in the court filing. “For those reading this that may not understand the significance of this, I was taught in school about the time of JFK’s death that I would never see my name in ALL CAPS unless it was placed on my tombstone before I died and that anything written in ALL CAPS is not alive.”
Later in 2008, he filed probate documents in which he said he was “expatriating” himself from the United States and declaring allegiance to the “Kingdom of Israel.”
Ervin’s belief system is consistent with the sovereign citizens, a rapidly expanding group of individuals who believe the current government has no authority over them and they can not be taxed or regulated on the roads in any way. Many also believe that, if they file the right documents, an account of up to $20 million secretly placed in their name at birth can be accessed.

Although very few of those who adhere to the sovereign ideology engage in violence, the movement is considered a domestic terrorist threat by the FBI because some have used self-created courts to issue warrants for judges and police officers, created their own currency and impersonated diplomats and other officials.

Two acts, however, placed sovereigns squarely on the FBI radar. In late March of 2010, sovereigns wrote letters to the governors of 30 states — including Alabama — informing them if they did not resign from their office within three days, they would be removed. The most alarming act happened May 20, 2010, when police in West Memphis, Ark., stopped a white minivan occupied by Jerry Kane and his 16-year-old son, Joe. Soon after officers approached the vehicle, Joe opened fire on the officers with an AK-47. The officers were killed and the Kanes were later killed by other officers after a brief chase. Police said the Kanes were heavily involved in the sovereign movement.

Local Involvement

Houston County Sheriff Andy Hughes has a thick file connected to local dealings with sovereign citizens. He said southeast Alabama appears to have a high concentration of people who adhere to some or most of the sovereign ideology.

Hughes said he became concerned for the safety of law enforcement after the West Memphis shooting and helped bring together several Wiregrass law enforcement agencies for an informal workshop on dealing with sovereigns.

“For us, this goes beyond what some people might consider as a nuisance or something like that,” Hughes said. “We definitely look at it as a threat.”

Hughes said he does not know of any violent acts committed by the sovereigns. Some clog the courts with lawsuits or frivolous liens against judges, law enforcement or others. Several Wiregrass residents have had billions of dollars in liens filed on their property. Removing them is often costly and time consuming.

Some sovereigns act independently. Others have organized into various groups. One with ties to southeast Alabama has elected a “president” and cabinet and has said it is currently operating the true, restored government as intended when the United States was formed.
A group of 27 residents from Wiregrass counties has signed a document pledging to be members of a “de jure grand jury” that will act as the supreme ruling body for the state of Alabama after a predicted collapse of the current federal and state governments.

Ervin is currently being detained while awaiting his trial on the tax evasion charges. His attorneys have filed motions with the court asking the judge to release him until the trial.

Rationale for beliefs
Although variations of ideology exist, sovereigns generally believe the form of government that currently exists is bogus and was perpetrated on the American people after what they believe was a fraudulent passage of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.

Sovereigns believe that between 1868 and 1871, Congress unlawfully changed the system of government and made “the United States of America” as it is known now into a corporation. Sovereigns see federal state and local governments, courts and law enforcement as “sub-corporations” and do not believe they are subject to their jurisdictions.

Sovereigns believe the original intent of the founding fathers was to make all U.S. citizens “kings and queens”, meaning they had complete individual sovereignty as long as they did not violate the laws of scripture.
Sovereigns believe that the name listed on your birth certificate is your “corporate shell” name and does not identify the true you. They believe that the all-capital letters now used on birth certificates and driver’s licenses has significant meaning. With correct styling of your true name and the filing of correct documents, many believe you can access funds deposited in the secret treasury at each citizen’s birth to monetize the true value of their life.
They believe that documents indicate the only true jurisdiction of the United States is the Washington, D.C., area.
Sovereigns also believe that residents unwittingly enter into “contracts” with the corporate government by agreeing to receive a social security card or drivers license or any other form of government issued identification. They also believe the government has no authority to require you to pay taxes unless you voluntarily say or acknowledge you are a United States citizen.
To most sovereigns, the current government system is all about revenue, and you don’t have to participate.
Growing quickly
The movement has grown quickly over the past few years, according to one watch group that monitors sovereigns and other similar groups.

“This is a movement that is absolutely exploding,” said Mark Potok, president of the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery.

Potok said the economic recession is a primary reason for the movement’s popularity. He said the attraction of the idea that you can access a secret bank account in your “true” name is a big motivator.

“It promises people, in tough economic times, you can get something for nothing,” Potok said.

The SPLC created a 12-minute DVD with the help of West Memphis Police Chief Bob Paudert — whose son was one of the officers killed in the shootout with the Kanes — and sent it to 75,000 law enforcement agencies around the country. Potok said the DVD is a tool for law enforcement when dealing with sovereigns.

“The thing people need to be aware of is simply not to be taken in by these absolutely groundless theories,” Potok said. “If you do not pay your taxes, you are very likely going to wind up in prison. What is happening is unwitting members of the public are being duped by an absolutely false theory.”

SOVEREIGN CITIZEN COMMON TRAITS
» Self-made license plates with strange names or phrases
» Use of outdated language in response to law enforcement questions
» Odd punctuation, styling of names such as “John-Robert of the family of Doe”
» The absence of a ZIP code in adherent’s addresses.
Source: Southern Poverty Law Center Intelligence Report