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11-1-23 Steve Scalise [R-LA] introduced Mike Johnson [R-LA] as
THE 45TH SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE 2023 🙀
Nancy Pelosi was the 52nd Speaker in 2007 🤔
The 44th Speaker was in 1875
BEFORE THE US CROWN CORPORATION
THE 45th SPEAKER IS 2023
💥💥💥 WELCOME TO THE NEW REPUBLIC 😹🇺🇸🎉🪖❤️
🇺🇸 Jan Halper-Hayes
With 1871
The French had loaned the U.S. an enormous amount of money
to get through our Civil War.
The Brit/bankers said we’ll get you out of debt with France
but we need to create a corporation where
the City of London is in charge of money around the world.
The U.S. would be the Military component
& the Vatican would be the bank.
They called it THE U.S. CROWN CORPORATION.
A HUGE PORTION OF OUR TAXES FOR 151 YEARS
WENT TO BANKERS IN THE CITY OF LONDON.
In 2018 President Trump first told the Pope & then QE2
that America was going back to being a Republic.
So 'Joe Biden' is the legitimate President of a
BANKRUPT US CROWN CORPORATION 💥🎉🇺🇸

- The 118th congress convened on January 3, 2023.
- The House has elected a speaker 126 times since 1789.
- Altogether, 56 individuals, from 24 of the 50 states, have served as speaker of the House.
- In 2007 Nancy Pelosi was voted the 52nd speaker of the house.
- Mike Johnson was just voted the 45th speaker of the house. Huh?
Q: Who/when was the 44th speaker of the house?
Q: What was the Act of 1871?
Q: Who was the 18th president of the united states of America?

1. William Pennington, 44th Speaker
2. 🇺🇸 Gene Decode
"July 2018, President Trump went into Westminster Abbey & signed the ledger for
THE CROWN CORPORATION
becoming the CEO of The Crown
& City Of London
ending the incorporation of America 1871
& telling QE2 that we were now separate
& a Republic again."
3. Ulysses S Grant, 18th POTUS

I don't believe William Pennington was the 44th person to be speaker...
Carl, you have the same search engines I do.
If you don't believe me,
then research it yourself, with respect.

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