ggonvaw:  the more i learn about the law, our status, and our rights; the more i am convinced that we are not to bother with a change of status (i.e. American State National); know who you are and stand on it: you are "man"; the highest order of God's creation;

we do not change our status; the State and its actors must change their perception and presumptions about who we are; there is not really such a thing as "American State National" except as AVR has invented; titles are a trap, do not use them, refer to yourself as "i; a man: (type or print name in lower case); i am learning that in common law, adjectives before subject words create titles, which throw you under the jurisdiction bus;

we don't state "constitutional rights" or "inalienable rights" or "natural rights" ... just "rights", such as are common to man; American State National is a title; it's not who you are! Titles are for corporations and their officers and / or employees and / or agents; we avoid those pitfalls by referencing to ourselves as "man".