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Rich Risings. You have been told a story your entire life about the “legal profession” that is built on a foundation of sand. You believe the person standing next to you in a courtroom has a license granted by the government to practice law. You believe they are an “officer of the court” with a duty to protect your interests.
The truth is far more clinical and far more corporate.
Your attorney does not have a license. They have a union card. They are members of a private, self-appointed corporation that has monopolized the administration of justice through a century-long campaign of statutory fraud and institutional capture.
THE 1878 SARATOGA SPRINGS CONSPIRACY

On August 21, 1878, in Saratoga Springs, New York, 100 elite corporate attorneys from 21 states met to organize what we now know as the American B.A.R. Association (ABA). This was not a move for public justice; it was a move for professional enclosure. These men were the architects of a private fraternity.
As documented by author Jethro K. Lieberman, the early ABA was a closed shop. Membership was restricted to white, Protestant, native-born men, preferably from British lineages and elite law schools like Harvard and Yale. Catholics, Jews, women, and Black people were systematically excluded. This wasn’t just bigotry; it was the creation of an identity for an “elite bar” that viewed the lower classes and their lawyers as “shysters.”
By 1936, the ABA had expanded its reach to nearly 30,000 members, growing from two sections to 14, and increasing its revenues from a few thousand dollars to nearly $200,000. This growth was not fueled by legislative mandate but by an aggressive marketing campaign to centralize legal power within a private corporation.
COMMUNIST ROOTS AND THE 1950 CONGRESSIONAL FINDINGS
In 1950, the 81st Congress investigated the National Lawyers Guild and determined that the B.A.R. Association, by definition, was founded and run by communists. This finding is critical because it highlights a fundamental conflict of interest: any elected official who is a member of the B.A.R. owes their primary loyalty to the B.A.R., not to the people they represent.
This capture of the legislative and judicial branches by members of a private association effectively created a shadow government. These individuals managed to get themselves into “Offices of Trust” unlawfully, where they could shape statutes and codes to suit their own private agenda. Because these statutes were created unconstitutionally by individuals serving a foreign interest, they are null and void nunc pro tunc (from the beginning).
THE BLACK’S LAW DICTIONARY FRAUD

To maintain the illusion of authority, the B.A.R. has utilized “Color of Law”: the appearance of legal authority where none exists. A primary tool in this deception has been the manipulation of legal definitions within Black’s Law Dictionary.
In the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th editions of Black’s Law Dictionary, the definition of a “Lawyer” included a citation: “Act of July 13, 1866 β Section 9, 14 Statutes at Large 121.” This was presented as the Congressional authority for the existence and licensing of lawyers.
HERE IS THE TRUTH: THERE IS NO SUCH STATUTE IN THE STATUTES AT LARGE.
The citation is a fabrication. It does not exist. The B.A.R. is a private industry that claimed Congressional authority to deceive the public into believing they were a government-sanctioned entity. By the 5th edition of Blackβs Law Dictionary, this fraudulent reference was quietly REMOVED. They know the foundation is fake, and they are hoping you never look it up.
PRIVATE UNIONS VS. LEGISLATIVE AUTHORITY
The B.A.R. Association has NO Legislative Authority to exist. It is a private corporation. The “licenses” they issue are not government licenses; they are private union cards. Imagine a private Carpenter’s Union issuing its own “licenses” and then claiming only their members could build houses.
This type of monopoly is a direct violation of several federal laws, including:
- The Taft-Hartley Act
- The Clayton Trust Act
- The Sherman Antitrust Act
- The Smith Act
They are a self-appointed monopoly operating as foreign agents. Most B.A.R. members are registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) because they are effectively working for the “Crown Temple”: a corporate entity based in the City of London that has nothing to do with the American people or the United States Constitution.
TITLES OF NOBILITY AND ARTICLE XIII
The original Article XIII of the Constitution was designed to prevent exactly what we see today. It states that any citizen who accepts, claims, or retains any “title of nobility or honour” or accepts an office of trust from a foreign power shall “cease to be a citizen of the United States.”
The title “Esquire” is a title of nobility. By accepting this title and the “union card” of the B.A.R., attorneys have effectively abdicated their American citizenship in favor of a foreign corporate allegiance. Under Article I, Section 9, Clause 8, no title of nobility shall be granted by the United States. Therefore, those holding these titles are incapable of holding any office of trust or profit within the legitimate government of the people.
THE PRIVATE SECTOR SOLUTION

If the authority of the B.A.R. is not created by law, then they are not accountable to the law. This is why you see “judges” and “attorneys” waiving rules and ignoring constitutional protections. They are operating in “Color of Law”: a fiction for corporate fictions.
However, the law provides a way out. According to the Attorney General Manual, Section 3.2 β 110, you only need to be “learned in the law” to operate in the courts. You do not need to be a member of their private union.
Furthermore, Murdock v. Pennsylvania explains that no State can force you to get a license or pay a fee to exercise your rights. If practicing law is a right (which it is, under the 1st and 6th Amendments), then requiring a B.A.R. license to do so is unconstitutional.
CLAIM YOUR POWER AS A PRIVATE ATTORNEY GENERAL

While B.A.R. attorneys are bound by their union rules, you are not. Under the Private Attorney General Act (PAGA), the people can do exactly what attorneys claim only they can do.
B.A.R. Rule 11 states that an attorney cannot truly represent you because their first duty is to the court and the B.A.R., not to the client. This is supported by Corpus Juris Secundum, Volumes 2 and 4. They are not your advocates; they are the brokers for your estate’s liquidation.
It is time to stop being a collateral for the debt of a bankrupt corporate system. It is time to step into the private sector and learn how to operate as a Trustee of your own affairs.
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