joeyf327

nope, I am not and will not be.

Right ERFD, too bad you don't me at all.. And EmergencyFan I said my Grandfather passed it to me when he passed away. He got it from his father.

Too bad if you knew the story you would know it was claimed in '36 not 2013. Also if you were erfd, you wouldn't be 18. You'd be older or not have an age on your page.

Any of you a Federal Government Official or international law lawyer, or just a lawyer?

http://www.cfr.org/sovereignty/montevideo-convention-rights-duties-states/p15897

Like I said. Your not one of them so your opinion on such doesn't matter to me.

Until you are a person of power you won't hear it. They did, you won't.

you uploaded something that means nothing to me. You uploaded a bogus piece of paper with words written in marker, funny thing is that paper was not here in 1935. Not sure about the marker but don't care about it either. Its mine. All mine and those that matter know it.

Its okay I have a recording from the 40's with the claim and no country claimed that territory then or now. And that paper says todays date in which you can't claim it after 1961 while the ATS is in force. Funny isn't it?

Funny, But not enough to make me laugh.

Its alright you can say anything you want. The claim came from my Great Grandfather in 1936, who in turn passed away and gave the claim to his son who passed away and handed it down to me. Is there any documentation? No why would there be? Look at the native american's that have been here before America was America do they all have documentation from back then no. Its a family thing. So don't ask for documentation, even though it would help I don't have it. And the whole peter griffin thing would never happen. Every piece of land inside the lower 48, puerto rico, Alaska, and Hawaii and whatever else is all apart of the USA there is no house in the US that wouldn't be a apart of the US. And my claim is valid, I already spoke with an International Law Firm near my house.

Everything for now is done via the internet.

I guess you can say that. i claim physical land but don't physically live there as it is in antarctica. But I have a feeling we will be there sooner or later. Nevertheless we're allowed to function as a government.

This says yes: http://www.cfr.org/sovereignty/montevideo-convention-rights-duties-states/p15897 Read article 3