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When Brandon Joe Williams looked into the law, he didn’t find justice—he found deception. The founder of One Stupid Fuck and creator of Cracking the Code has become one of the most talked-about names in legal sovereignty today. And now, he's teaming up with Mr. E , host of Revolutionary Hour Podcast , to expose one of the biggest legal tricks in U.S. history: the 14th Amendment. https://onestupidfuck.com Most Americans think the 14th Amendment was passed to give freedom to former slaves. But Brandon’s research shows something far more sinister. The amendment wasn’t ratified correctly—and instead of delivering liberty, it replaced nationality with corporate citizenship , created a color-coded caste system, and trapped so-called “Black” people in a legal net with no exit. The deeper you look, the more questions you’ll ask: Why are brown-skinned people legally labeled “Black”? What nationality did our ancestors lose in 1868? Why does the U.S. define “person” the same...

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