constitution for the automobile association for the united states of america, 1781

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Constitution for the Automobile Association for

The United States of America, as amended

We the people, serving our fellow man, hereby establish the

Constitution for the Automobile Association for The United

States of America. Desiring to achieve the ends and fulfill the

purposes of equality and freedom for all people and their claims to

property, the Constitution is hereby established as an International

Association.

ARTICLE I NAME AND OBJECTIVES

Section 1. The name of the Association shall be the Automobile

Association for The United States of America (AA) hereinafter

referred to as the Association.

Section 2. Objectives: The objectives of the Association shall be:

(A) To ensure equality and freedom for all people through honest

property claims.

(B) Economic and Agricultural Independence.

(C) International Disaster Relief

(F) To advocate for the improvement of the professional and

dignified conditions of the membership.


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(G) To engage in such other activities as may be deemed necessary

and proper to further the objectives of the Association, within the

limitations prescribed by the Articles of Confederation as amended

May 19th, 2012 of The United States of America and all applicable

laws, statutes, regulations, rules, and Articles of professional

behavior.

ARTICLE II MEMBERSHIP

Section 1. Eligibility

(A) Active Membership.

Executive Members will have an oath or affirmation to The United

States of America. An Executive member will have a working

knowledge of the differences between the common law within a

Nation and the civil law within a Democratic government. A member

will have a working knowledge of International law and the Law of

Nations and the differences between Commercial Activity, use of the

Public Highways as a matter of right, and International Travel.

Executive members shall have a competent knowledge of the basic

International Traffic Rules and shall be competent while in controlof an Automobile within The United States of America, as

determined by the original Judiciary, being the General Post Master

Council for The United States of America, by virtue of their

membership in the Association.

Oath or Affirmation for active members:

Declaration and Affirmation of National for The United States of

AmericaI, _________________________________, and promise to be without fear

in the face of The United States of Americas enemies, foreign or

from within The United States of America. I will be brave and

upright and do all righteous rulings, that Yahweh may love me. I

promise to follow and uphold these three simple rules:


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1: Love my neighbor as myself,

2: Do unto others as I would have them do unto me, and

3: I will seek first the reign of the heavens with all of my heart, mind

and soul, and

Furthermore, I will safeguard the helpless and ignorant and teach

them to stand on their own. I speak these words in the name of

Yahweh, not in conflict with his testimony Yahshua, and before my

neighbors, so that I shall have standing among all other Nations

and States, The United States of America or otherwise. All these

words I speak, I promise, and

So solemnly affirmed, declared and promised on the three hundred

and sixty first day, in the year of Yahweh, six thousand and

fourteen, translation 15th day of March, two thousand and twelve

Further Oath and Affirmation of Office:

"I, ________, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will uphold

justice without respect to persons, and do equal right to thepoor and to the rich, and that I will faithfully and impartially

discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me as

Executive Member of the Automobile Association for The

United States of America under the Articles of Confederation,

as amended May 19th, 2012 and laws of The United States of

America. So help me Yahweh, (God)."

(B) Associate Membership as organizations.

Members endorsing the Associations objectives but not qualifying

for Executive membership may become associate members and

shall be entitled to annual and special reports and newsletters

published by the Association. Associate members may attend

meetings of the membership and the Executive Committee, but do


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not have the right to vote or hold office. An Associate member must

have a RESIDENT DECLARATION as a RESIDENT of The United

States of America.

Section 2. Termination of Membership: Membership in thisAssociation shall be terminated for any of the following causes:

(A) By two-thirds vote of the Executive membership, upon

recommendation of the Executive Committee for violating the

Criminal laws of The United States of America.

ARTICLE III GENERAL MEMBERSHIP

Section 1. Government: The Association shall be governed by

majority vote of the active members voting and the General Post

Master Council for The United States of America shall be the forum

for peaceful settlement of disputes.

(A) General membership meetings shall be held annually, at a time

and place determined by the Executive Committee.

(B) Special meetings of the membership may be called by thePresident or by majority vote of the Executive Committee.

(C) At least ten days notice shall be given general membership of

special meetings.

(D) A quorum at any general or special meeting shall consist of ten

active members.

The oath or affirmation for general membership, if absent an oath

or affirmation to any other Independent State or to The United

States of America:

"I, ________, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will uphold

justice without respect to persons, and do equal right to the

poor and to the rich, and that I will faithfully and impartially


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discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me as an

Member of the Automobile Association for The United States of

America under the Article of Confederation as amended May

19th 2012 and laws of The United States of America.

Furthermore, I affirm that I am not a member of theCommunist Party nor a Masonic Lodge, So help me

Yahweh(God)."

And shall further enjoy XXX status:

Part D Codes for persons without a defined nationality

*XXA Stateless person, as defined in Article 1 of the 1954

Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons.

*XXB Refugee, as defined in Article 1 of the 1951 Convention

Relating to the Status of Refugees as amended by the 1967

Protocol.

*XXC Refugee, other than as defined under the code XXB above.

*XXX Person of unspecified nationality, for whom the issuing

State does not consider it necessary to specify any of the codes

XXA, XXB or XXC above, whatever that persons status may be.

This category may include a person who is neither stateless nor a

refugee but who is of unknown nationality and legally residing in

the State of issue.

ARTICLE IV EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Section 1. Composition: The Executive Committee shall consist of

the elected officers of the Association, past Presidents who remain

members of the Association. The Executive Committee shall beelected by majority vote at the annual membership meeting by the

general members.

Section 2. Term of Office Non-Officer: Members of the Executive

Committee shall each serve for a term of two years. Two members


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shall be elected on even numbered years and three members shall

be elected on odd numbered years.

Section 3. Replacement of Members: Whenever any member of the

Executive Committee vacates their office, the remaining membersshall, by majority vote, appoint a substitute for the remainder of the

term.

Section 4. General Administration: The administration of the affairs

of the Association shall be vested in the Executive Committee,

which shall carry out any and all authorized recommendations and

instructions emanating from the general membership in assembly.

The Executive Committee shall abide by all laws enacted by the

assembly of the people and by the United States, in Congressassembled. The people in assembly and the general membership

shall be considered one in the same.

Section 5. Meetings: The Executive Committee shall meet quarterly,

at times and places to be specified by the President. Special

meetings may be called by the President or by a majority vote of the

Executive Committee, at any time, upon reasonable notice to all

members of the Committee. A majority of the Executive Committeeshall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.

ARTICLE V OFFICERS

Section 1. General

(A) The officers of this Association shall be the President, President-

Elect, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Officers must be

active members of the Association in good standing.

(B) Where no candidate for an office has received a majority of the

first ballot in any election, a further election shall be held between

the two candidates with the highest number of votes.

(C) The President shall not serve two successive terms in such

capacity.


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Section 2. Election

(A) The officers, other than President and President-Elect shall be

elected each year by a majority vote of the active members voting,

and shall be installed to take office at the conclusion of the meeting.These officers shall hold office for one year.

(B) The President shall each hold office for a term of two years,

running concurrently with one another. These officers shall be

elected every second year by a majority vote of the active members

voting, and shall be installed to take office at the conclusion of the

meeting. Election of President and Vice President will be held in

even numbered years.

Section 3. Duties of the President

(A) The President shall be the executive officer of the Association

and shall preside at all meetings of the Association. The President

may call meetings of the Executive Committee and all regular and

special committees. The President shall appoint all committees

except the nominating committee.

(B) In the event that any officer, committee chairman, or member ofthe Executive Committee is unable to serve, the President shall

appoint a replacement, with the approval of a majority of the

Executive Committee. The replacement shall serve until a successor

is duly elected. In case of the resignation or death of the President,

the Vice-President shall automatically become President for the

unexpired term.

(C) The President shall render an annual report to the general

membership and may submit such recommendations as he or shedeems necessary.

Section 4. Duties of the President-Elect

(A) The President-Elect shall be the next succeeding President of the

Association.


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(B) In the event the President is unable to perform the duties of the

office, the President- Elect shall preside and perform the duties of

the President.

(C) The President-Elect shall also perform such duties as areassigned by the President or the Executive Committee, and shall act

for the President at the Presidents request.

Section 5. Duties of the Vice President

(A) The Vice President shall serve as an active member of the

Executive Committee.

(B) In the event the President and President-Elect are unable to

perform the duties of the office of President, the Vice President shall

preside and perform the duties of the President.

Section 6. Duties of the Secretary

(A) The Secretary shall keep minutes of meetings of the Association

and of the Executive Committee.

(B) The Secretary shall assist the Treasurer as necessary with

regard to maintaining a current roster of members in goodstanding.

(C) The Secretary shall prepare and issue correspondence at the

request of the President.

Section 7. Duties of the Treasurer

(A) The Treasurer shall be responsible for the collection of donations

for the Association. He or She shall establish a bank account or

accounts in the name of the Association and shall be responsible

for paying all bills and expenses of the Association. The Treasurer

shall submit to the President and to the Executive Committee

regular statements of the condition of the treasury and shall be

responsible for keeping the accounts and books of the Association.

The Treasurer shall account to the general membership annually,


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and shall render a statement of the financial condition of the

Association at such other times as may be requested by the

President or Executive Committee.

(B) The Treasurer shall maintain a current list of the members ingood standing and shall maintain a record available to the

Executive Committee of the name and address of any member who

is delinquent in donations. The Treasurer shall also issue to any

delinquent member the notice of delinquency and shall remit a copy

of said notice to the Secretary.

Section 8. Joint Duties of the Officers

(A) Checks on the account of the Association may be issued by theTreasurer and the President together, however, not separately.

(B) Upon direction of the President, the Secretary shall strike from

the membership roles any member whom the Treasurer certifies to

have been delinquent in donations for a period of more than one

hundred twenty days.

ARTICLE VI AMENDMENTS: The Constitution and Bylaws may be

amended at an assembly meeting of the people by a vote of twothirds of those present and not present. No amendments shall have

any validity until all assembly members have voted.

ARTICLE VII STANDING COMMITTEES

Section 1. Identity of Standing Committees

(A) Permanent standing committees of the Association shall be

established subsequent to the annual membership meeting.

Section 2. General Committee Functions

(A) All committees shall be appointed by the President with the

consent of the Executive Committee.


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(B) The standing committees shall report to the President and the

Executive Committee and to the general membership.

(C) The President and President-Elect shall be ex-officio members of

all committees.

(D) Committees shall meet upon the call of their respective

chairpersons or upon the request of the President.

(E) The various standing committees shall have such duties as may

be assigned to them from time to time by the President or by the

Executive Committee.

ARTICLE VIII PROCEDURE

Section I- All proceedings

A: Executive meetings and meetings of the assembly shall be

conducted pursuant to common law.

THE UNIVERSAL CHARTER OF THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION

FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WITHIN THE SPHERE OF

THE REIGN OF THE HEAVENS

BYLAWS OF THE ASSOCIATION

ARTICLE I

1. The Automobile Association for The United States of America is

hereby established.

2. The seat of the Association is in The United States of America

established by the Post Master General for The United States of

America.


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ARTICLE II

Section I:

Rules and Regulations for the Automobile Association for The

United States of America:

A: When a RESIDENT of The United States of America is traveling

on the common ways or Public Highways, a driving permit is not

required in accordance with Article IV of The Articles of

Confederation, and Article VI of the Articles of Confederation, as

amended May 19th, 2012.

Footnote: The General Post Master Council for The United States of

America has determined that private activity such as errands,

shopping, visiting family members, recreation, hunting and fishing,

boating, camping, exercising customs and traditions such as

Thanks Giving and Christmas or other Religious Holidays, family

emergencies, visiting friends, private trading, assembly meetings,

political meetings, Sporting Events, Public Park Cookouts and

gatherings, forging for food are not Commercial Activities within the

meaning of the convention on Road Traffic, 1968.

B: An International Driving Permit is required when engaged in

Commercial Activities such as Shipping, Transporting passengers or

goods for hire, Commercial Trucking hauling products and goods

for hire.

C: A Driving Permit is required for the certification of the ability to

operate a Commercial Vehicle if an International Driving Permit is

requested from this Association. The applicant must be at least 21

years and properly trained in driving Commercial Trucks.

D: If a RESIDENT, affirmed American National or a reign Citizen

and National within the sphere of the reign of the heavens uses the

common-ways within the jurisdiction of The United States of

America, the traveler must show Economic Responsibility in the


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case of an accident in the form of a bond, International Insurance

policy or reasonable amount of personal funds in escrow for that

particular purpose within the Bank of the General Post Exchange.

E: In the case of Traffic Sign infractions, all travelers of The UnitedStates of America shall be regulated in the Driving Permit Point

System or in the case of forfeiting the Driving Permit, thereby

forfeiting the protection of the Trust as surety for the traveler. The

United States of America shall try the traveler for disturbing the

peace, and endangering the Public in a NON SEC, NON UCC

COURT within The United States of America, if in fact there is an

injured party.

F: The qualifications of a RESIDENT must have a RESIDENTDECLARATION for The United States of America, and must be of

the age of majority, (over 18 years). Furthermore, the RESIDENT

DECLARATION must also be accompanied with the intent of

declaring exile from the districts and proclaiming the existence of

The United States of America and the reign of the heavens

otherwise the RESIDENT DECLARATION is forfeited. However, a

National for The United States of America, under oath or affirmation

is considered as fulfilling the terms of this rule.

G: Post RESIDENT DECLARATION, any property claim shall be

registered with the Association to show intent to support the

Association and its purpose.

H: Post RESIDENT DECLARATION, if a driving permit is requested

from the AA, the state Drivers License must be turned into the AA

for proper recording within the foreign DMV of the issuing state,

otherwise, if the Driving Permit is forfeited, a certificate of indemnityshall be issued by the RESIDENT of The United States of America to

both jurisdictions holding both jurisdictions harmless of any

liability that may arise by the RESIDENT of The United States of

America.


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ARTICLE III

Section I- Delegation of Authority:

The Automobile Association for The United States of America, on

behalf of the general post office for The United States of America

shall have the authority to issue Official Government Identification,

Driving Permits in the form of an Official Travel Document, Passport

Cards, National Identification, Passports, and International Official

Travel Documents for RESIDENTS, (non-Nationals), and

International Driving Permits for Commercial use which is valid in

other contracting States and Countries with The United States of

America. In regard to Automobile or Motor Vehicle plates, the AA

shall have the authority to outsource or issue from the AA that dutyand responsibility. The AA database shall have the authority to

interface with other databases if so required to avoid the liability of

International Incidents.

ARTICLE IV

Section I-Regulations for issuing credentials:

A: Official Government Identification is only issued to affirmedGeneral Post Masters and other Government office holders within

The United States of America and the reign of the heavens.

B: Driving Permits in the form of Official Travel Documents shall be

issued to RESIDENTS or Nationals under oath or affirmation for

The United States of America or Citizens and Nationals for the reign

of the heavens.

C: Passports, Passport Cards and International Official TravelDocuments are available to RESIDENTS that are also non-

Nationals. However, the credentials shall expire within three years

and cannot be re-issued in accordance with rule #6 unless the

terms and conditions of rule #6 are met and confirmed by the

registrar of The United States of America.


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D: National Identification is a form of a State ID. The National

Identification will be accompanied with an oath or affirmation to

The United States of America as a National Identity only.

E: International Driving Permit must be accompanied with a DrivingPermit and is the responsibility of the AA to confirm by declaration

that the applicant has been operating an Automobile or Motor

Vehicle within another jurisdiction for at least three years and has

met the qualifications of some sort of Commercial Truck Driving

course certified by a competent and qualified organization. The

competent and qualified organization can either be administered by

the AA or outsourced by International Contract.

F: Any and all property claims will also serve as a registration forthe Automobile or Motor Vehicle and will expire within ten years or

can also serve as a Bill of Sale document for Transfer of Title of the

Automobile or Motor Vehicle. Renewal will be in the form of a value

declaration. In accordance with the Universal World Peace Treaty,

the Treasury for The United States of America is authorized to keep

a record of the value declaration for re-sale value; however, the

Treasury for The United States of America cannot claim the value

declaration as belonging to the office for the Treasury for The UnitedStates of America. The value declaration renewal is a service for the

people for The United States of America and not collateral for the

Treasury for The United States of America.

ARTICLE V

Section I- Property Claims

A: All property claims shall commence after a trustee has been

voted in by the family members or beneficiaries.

B: All private trust orders shall be enforced by any agent rendering

trust services within the Association.


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C: All agents/trustees shall register with the Executive Committee

as performing trust services for active members and shall be

entitled to compensation for trust services as agent for the

particular independent holding trust within the ROH trust.

D: All forms of private property claims shall be determined by the

beneficiaries of the independent holding trust within the ROH trust.

E: All independent holding trust numbers shall be issued by the

office of the registrar for The United States of America upon

approval of the office of the Secretary of State for The United States

of America.

F: The elected Trustee shall issue a Declaration of Trust, with theelected trustee, beneficiary and grantor structure along with a letter

of acceptance and acknowledgement from the beneficiaries and the

trustee from the Grantors before approval by the Secretary of State

for The United States of America in the form of a letter of

acceptance and acknowledgment.

G: The Executive Committee shall issue a letter of acceptance and

acknowledgment to the Secretary of State upon receiving the

approval document for implementation of the Administration of theprivate trust whereby the trustee of the independent holding trust

shall issue a letter of acceptance and acknowledgment of the Agent

status within the Association which is the same as active member.

H: No credentials shall be issued to any RESIDENT until an

independent holding trust has been established within the ROH

trust.

I: Any and all private property protection shall be performed by anagent of the Association, an Associate Member established as an

enforcement agency for the Association by the Executive

Committee, a constable of a township within The United States of

America, or a private agency hired by the trustee of an Independent

Holding trust within the ROH trust.


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ARTICLE VI

Section I- INSURANCE

A: Any trustee shall have the authority as trustee to buy a policy

from any foreign agent that is licensed for that purpose to protect

the private property within the independent holding trust at the

order of the beneficiaries. The agent status shall be relinquished to

the foreign agent as to keep the integrity of the structure of the

independent holding trust within the ROH trust. However, a bond

can be purchased from the Treasury of The United States of

America through the General Post Exchange to serve the same

purpose and the trustee will remain an agent within the

association.

ARTICLE VII: Authority and Enforcement in other jurisdictions and

venues

Section I: Charter of the United Nations-Chapter I, Art. I (2), Art.2

(4), Chapter IX, Art.55 Section II: the Universal Declaration of

Human Rights, Art. 2, 4, 9, 12, 13(2), 15(2), 17(1)-(2), 21(3) and 30.

GENERAL PROVISIONS AND RESERVATIONS

All rules and regulations are subject to amendments and additions

in order to insure the affective operation of the AA on behalf of the

general post office for The United States of America upon the

approval of the General Post Master Council for The United States

of America. Any amendments to this constitution are subject to a

majority vote of the people also known as the Nationals for The

United States of America and active members.

So ordained and established by the General Post Master Council for

The United States of America on the first day in the year of Yahweh,

six thousand and fifteen, translation, March 21st, 2012, as

amended on the 15th of October, 2013.


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President Pro-Tempora


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I, Alice Ceniceros, certify under penalty of bearing false witness under the laws of The United States of

America that the foregoing paragraph is true and correct according to the best of my current

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CONSTITUTION FOR THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and is

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THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION for

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