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Record of Oath in the form of an Affidavit
What is the source or citation from which the legal authority of the actual form being used as a record of Oath?
Example:
United States Code such and such:
California State Code such and such:
On the Affidavit which intends to be a legal record of a Sacred Oath (to abide by moral principles created into each one of us by the creator of us, such as the duty to defend each other from harm by criminals among us, even when they claim to be our masters, such as is worded well enough in The Declaration of Independence) there must be a citation of the source of the authority to which the specific form is derived, so as to trace back to the Sacred authority from which the document, the paper, is derived, and used, in an authoritative manner.
If anyone questions the Sacred Oath, where it comes from, by what authority does it exist, and on the document is a reference (cited) where previous employees of our mutual self-defensive government have prescribed the manner in which such Affidavits pertaining to Oaths can be produced, and used, by those who take those Sacred Oaths, and use those Affidavits recording that FACT, then those who question can be reminded, right there on the paper, how to trace back the steps (take me to your leader) to the source of the authority.
In essence the idea is to have an authoritative statement of a factual Sacred Oath, a record of that event, to be used as a method of proving the agreement to agree to the fact that it is our duty to defend ourselves and each other, as dictated to us by Natural Law, or The Creator, and on the document is the information required to trace back that authority, through the man made law that prescribed the form known as Affidavit of Oath, and then back from that prescription to The Constitution of the State, or The Federal Government, then onto The Declaration of Independence, then to the source, which is either Natural duty, or duty according to our Creator, whichever works for those who are religious or those who are merely natural human beings created with moral conscience.
If there are any questions, or challenges, as to the source of the authority, and as to the prescribed steps required to reach agreement concerning how to process due process, then all the information required to prove, as fact, those steps are documented on that document.
Document Authorized according to United States Code such and such or whatever.
Who is likely to challenge the document?
Me for example.
Before I spend much time producing my own Sacred Oath recorded onto paper, to be then used for some purpose, it makes sense to me to have all my ducks in a row concerning how I can find agreement with anyone claiming that the document is a misstep.
What is the justification for using this particular piece of paper? Show me the Law that prescribes the use of an Affidavit of Sacred Oath?
I can agree to the need for it, but by what previous agreement has there been a prescription to follow this due process that is due to be processed in this specific way, with this specific form, where the Sacred Oath, on a Sacred Object (in my case The Declaration of Independence), is useful as factual proof that I take that oath, and that I do so according to previously agreed upon methods.
Show me the law, please.
I think that law should be printed on that Affidavit.
Here is a reinforcing source of information relevant to this concern:
Restore Rule of Law