ucc & corporations

This section explores the hidden story of how the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and corporate structures gradually came to dominate the functions of government in America. Readers will trace the evolution from early commerce and trade law into the codified UCC system, and see how corporations began operating parallel to—and eventually in place of—the original constitutional government. By studying this history, we uncover how commercial contracts, registrations, and statutes created a framework where citizens became subjects of corporate entities rather than sovereign participants in a republic. This section provides context, documentation, and analysis to help readers recognize how law, money, and power intertwined to reshape governance, and why reclaiming knowledge of this history is essential for restoring true self-government.