What is the Land and Soil Jurisdiction on Maine?
Have you ever wondered why what we all call—the Law of the Land—is so elusive, and, in fact, mostly disregarded by the people who are supposed to be protecting us—“the government, police and the courts?”
The only reason for government to exist is to protect us and our property. That’s it.
As an American and a Mainer, you deserve protections, explanations, and remedies that have been undisclosed for generations. Fortunately, many historians and researchers have spent countless hours researching the intended governmental structure set up by our Founders, and the actual history of this country from the conclusion of the Civil War to the present.
Come home to the Land and Soil
With Rights come Responsibilities. In our system, power flows from the bottom up. So the people have to participate and govern. It is not about having an opinion and voting every four years hoping that things will change.
The Maine Assembly is accomplishing real change.
~Learn More~
Click on the links below to learn more about your Rights and Responsibilities
as a Maine State National once you correct your political status
~Welcome home to Maine Land and Soil Jurisdiction~
American State Nationals are owed The Law of Peace
We are officially owed The Law of Peace by the U.S. Military as is admitted by their own Regulations: AR27- 161-1.
As Employers of the U.S. Military we are immune from attack or reproach." **
Declaration of Independence
As Maine State Nationals and Americans, we stand on the Land Jurisdiction under our unalienable Rights as outlined in the Declaration of Independence.
