In 1871, Congress passed a
law which abolished the
charters of the cities of
Washington and Georgetown
- the seat of our nation's
capitol. They also re-established
a new corporation to replace
those entities and had all
of their property, tax
receipts, etc. transferred
to it. That new corporation
was called the "District of
Columbia."
The law that did this can be
found in the Forty-First
Congress, Sess. III, Ch. 62,
1871; which states, in part:
"Sec. 40 And be it
further enacted, That
the charters of the
cities of Washington and
Georgetown shall be
repealed on and after
the first day of June,
A.D. eighteen hundred
and seventy-one,
and all offices of said
corporations abolished
at that date...
Sec. 41. ...And upon the
repeal of the charters
of the cities of
Washington and
Georgetown, the District
of Columbia be, and is
hereby, declared to be
the successor of said
corporations, and all
the property of said
corporations, and of the
county of Washington,
shall become vested in
the said District of
Columbia..."
Our Nation's capitol is not
"Washington, D.C." as we
have been taught to believe.
Washington's charter was
repealed and abolished in
1871. The only entity
referred to thereafter was
the "District of Columbia."
The District of Columbia is
the proper name for the
capitol of the United
States. The law mentioned
allows for the geographical
land masses that were once
occupied by the incorporated
Cities of Washington and
Georgetown to simply be
referred to as "Washington"
and "Georgetown" the way we
would normally name a park
or other associated land
mass within an incorporated
city. However, neither
"city" has a mayor, council,
government, or treasury.
Those names exist merely as
a label of reference toward
the land mass those
former municipal
corporations once occupied.
Congress can only create
agencies with national
authority which are
authorized by the US
Constitution. There is a
plethora of unconstitutional
agencies which have set up
in the District of Columbia
since its inception as the
new capitol. Since we
perceive the District of
Columbia to be our nation’s
legitimate capitol, rather
than a private corporation,
they essentially trick the
public into accepting their
authority within the several
states when no such
authority really exists.
For example, the IRS,
Federal Reserve, FCC, Dept.
of Education, etc. are all
sub-corporations
of The District of Columbia,
Inc. According to Article 1,
Sec. 8, Clause 17 of the
U.S. Constitution, the
government in the District
of Columbia only has subject
matter jurisdiction to exist
and exercise original
legislative authority inside
the District of Columbia,
Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin
Islands, American Samoa, and
all Federal Territories
(Army bases, etc.)