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State of North Carolina v. Isaac Hutchison Birch
Macon County, NC | Part 1Part 2Part 3

Below Isaac Hutchison Birch, NCAR Secretary of State, provides an update and commentary regarding his case now before the United States Supreme Court. Read the article in its entirety on his blog, http://restoreourrepublics.blogspot.com.
 


 

The Declaration of Rights of the State ...

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September

Trial by Ambush

State of North Carolina v. Amanda Lea Rose
Wilkesboro, N.C. | Wilkes County Superior Court
Part One • Part Two


The case of NCAR citizen Mandie Rose began on October 20, 2010 when she was cited at a traffic stop for not wearing a seatbelt. It is our belief, based on irrefutable historical evidence, that the state of North Carolina now in operation does so unlawfully. Therefore, ...

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State of North Carolina v. Amanda Lea Rose
Wilkesboro, N.C. | Wilkes County Superior Court
For part one, see Mandie Rose to Appeal Ruling in Superior Court 

 


 

September 13, 2011 was the second day of a two week Wilkes County Superior Court session. NCAR citizen Mandie Rose had previously been advised by NC Assistant District Attorney Fred Bauer that she should be in court ...

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This may seem like deja vu as we head into court once again. Mandie Rose (yes, the same citizen who was recently in Forsyth County District Court) has a separate ongoing case in Wilkes County which has been escalated to Superior Court. Court will be in session for the next two weeks, and Mandie's appeal is on the docket.  

Mandie, along with representatives from Forsyth and Mecklenburg counties, ...

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On Monday, August 29, 2011 NCAR citizen Mandie Rose was placed under arrest for making a motion of appeal in Forsyth County district court. Her appearance in court was made solely to challenge the lawfulness of the de facto state of North Carolina; an argument that is rooted in the assertion of rights by state citizens, and the reclamation of state sovereignty by challenging the constitutionality ...

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