a fictitious name: Pseudonym — Third New International Dictionary of the English Language, Merriam-Webster, pg. 1534. Under International Law, all parties to a cause must appear by nom de guerre, because an “alien enemy cannot maintain an action during the war in his own name”. See Alien, Wharton’s, Pennsylvania Digest, 20.94 and the Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd. ed., Clarendon Press (1989). It is by International Doctrine that the use of nom de guerre would indicate a state of war.
Is it by the Government’s use of personas, nom de guerre, artificial persons, fictitious names, etc. with the enforcement of obedience (military jurisdiction) by vi et armis that we can know that the Government, Public Law, Public Servants are waging war against the Private Citizen? Is this done in spite of the Common-Law contracts that are a matter of Public record that the Private Citizen has in regards to each and every Public Servant? The facts in this matter seem to bear this out. As a matter of fact, an exhaustive description of this “economic war” against the Private Citizens of the United States of America can be found in the Digest of International Law, Volume 10, and pages 95-127. It is here that we will find that the Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and the Treasury, in disregard to the administrative orders of the President, conduct an “Alien Enemy Program” whose sole purpose is to unconstitutionally seize the properties of all Private Citizens, militarily, with the aid of such maritime hypothecations as “Bottomry Bonds”, etc.