New Course has been Posted -Structural Captivity of Governments.

There is a hierarchy no government can escape and this video proves it. Governments do not rule by right. They rule by assumption, distraction, and memory loss. This course restores the memory.

Peremptory norms — the universal laws no state can override. The covenants — binding obligations to dignity, conscience, and recognition.

Article 53 of the Vienna Convention — which voids any domestic law or treaty that violates the inalienable. Every ministry, every court, every municipality, every badge, robe, or agency that pretends to stand above this order is already in rebellion against law itself.

You were told law protects you — but law was never allowed to override you. Every domestic law that violated your dignity was already void. Every police force that enforced identity capture was acting in rebellion. Every passport, license, court summons, mandate, and ministry title stood below a hierarchy they never taught you existed.

This lesson reveals: The Vienna Convention that voids any treaty or law against inherent dignity (Article 53) The legal trapdoor that swallows false authority: Governments were never the top of the legal order. They were bound servants pretending to be gods. Every legal construct that captured your identity — "citizen", "taxpayer", "subject", "corporate entity" — was engineered to invert the truth: You were supposed to be free.

They were supposed to be captured. But the system flipped it. This course flips it back. They are trying to escape their cage. While keeping you in yours. You don’t need to rise up. You don’t need to vote or fight. You just need to see. The whole picture is more than content. It’s a jurisdictional map: of how governments were meant to be lawfully restrained, how beings were never meant to be owned, and how the universal order still holds — even if the systems pretend it doesn’t.

The Structural Captivity Upon All Governments is not about reform. It’s about remembering that no structure has authority unless it honors the dignity it was bound to protect.

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