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The Kings Visit: Washington, DC
In 1871, Congress created the District of Columbia as a municipal corporation, or a corporate entity. This corporation operates under Admiralty Law (the law of the sea, also called commercial or maritime law under British jurisdiction).
This is represented by the gold-fringed flags in government buildings, which signifies admiralty/commercial jurisdiction rather than the original common law of the land.
Washington D.C. remains the administrative headquarters for the corporate United States where contracts are executed, debts managed, and commercial rules enforced nationwide.
The King’s visit to Washington therefore centers on the two primary pillars of this corporate structure: the executive branch at the White House and the legislative branch at the Capitol.
The White House:
The White House serves as the official home and office of the President, head of the corporate executive branch.
The King’s engagements here include a private meeting followed by a public ceremony, each playing a distinct role in the lawful closure of the system.
The Private Tea:
This private meeting with the President and First Lady is the first face-to-face engagement. In accordance with long-standing principles of contract and trust law, the parties must first meet privately to acknowledge that the old arrangement is ending.
The king, as the acting authority of the Crown in this process, formally records that the executive branch stands ready to close the Admiralty Law chapter.
This quiet encounter serves as the initial living testimony, similar to two trustees confirming terms before any public signing.
It is the private closing of the old contract.
Only after this private agreement does the public ceremony formally establish the transfer for the world to see.
The State Arrival Ceremony:
The public ceremony on the South Lawn makes the private agreement visible to the nation and the world.
With the 21-gun salute, national anthems, military honors, and formal addresses, the king and queen stand on American soil alongside the President.
The South Lawn holds special significance as it constitutes physical land rather than an interior corporate space.
By holding this major ceremony on the lawn, the event symbolically moves the closing of the Admiralty Law system from the realm of corporate/maritime jurisdiction onto the sovereign land itself.
The king and queen’s presence as witnesses upon this soil publicly acknowledges the transfer that is now underway.
This act marks an important step toward releasing the old jurisdiction and returning power to the land and the people.
This ceremony is a key public declaration that initiates the next phase of the lawful process.
The full closing of Admiralty Law and the complete return to land jurisdiction will unfold through the remaining steps, starting with the king’s speech to Congress.
Addressing Congress (the Capital Building)
The king is scheduled to address a joint session of both the House and Senate inside the Capitol – a rare event.
Congress, as the legislative branch, is the law-making center of the corporate United States. It is the body that has created and maintained the corporate rules and Admiralty Law system since 1871.
By standing in that chamber, the king enters the very heart of the authority that established and upheld the corporate system.
The speech to Congress is a legislative act, meaning it belongs to the king as the sovereign authority to close the old contract with the U.S. lawmakers.
The queen is not required for this step, as it is carried out by the king in his role within the legislative process.
His authority, presence, and address ensure the lawmakers themselves are physically present to acknowledge the end of that structure they maintained.
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