New Word Order
Kurtis R.DEEP conversations about the consequences of the words (terms) used for World Events upon an unsuspecting Public.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 2 | Founded | a month ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | |||
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A "Remastered" Life
To be clear, the bulk of one's Divine Proportion (Phi) Kingdom is to be delivered as one "original package" i.e. baby, umbilical cord, and extraembryonic membranes i.e. sovereign and regal retinue per Brown vs Maryland (1827) - a... more
Identity & Civil Registration Law
1. Incorrect or fraudulent entries in population registers — potentially actionable as administrative error or malfeasance
2. Discrepancies between church registration records and civil population register entries ... more
A "Remastered" Life - Paragraph 5
My unique vessel/Ark - protected from piracy per United States Constitution, 18 U.S. Code Chapter 81, Law of Nations, etc. - carries the entire genetic code of every ancestral generation preceding me two-by-two begi... more
A "Remastered" Life
The mesoderm forms my embryonic heart about nineteen days after fertilization and is one's first functional organ. My individual spirit entered the kingdom when my biological heart tissue received a source transmission distinguis... more
A "Remastered" Life
About five days after fertilization - prior to conception/implantation - the pelucid membrane (skin) still envelopes my celestial body like armor. During my First Estate journey, lasting six days or so, I walk unencumbered across... more
A "Remastered" Life
"My Story begins when a living man and woman lay together somewhere upon Mother Earth late nineteen hundred and fifty-nine (Gregorian). To be precise, the two living beings to whom I now refer are my dad, Richard, and mom, Marian... more
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