below are a few factors to consider that will determine whether or not you are considered (deemed) a national of the United States..
1) have you signed any government form or participated in any activity that states you must be a citizen of the United States or a U.S. citizen ? In example: Voting in any or all state or federal elections, or sign any Social Security or other benefit and/or taxation form, e.g. passport?
2) because only U.S. citizens can vote, and under international doctrines of law a child carries the nationality of his father, did your father participate in any election in the United States in his lifetime?
3) do you only fly the flag of the United States and ignore your state flag?
4) do you refer to America as your country?
these are just some of the factors that provide the presumption or may establish prima facie evidence as a matter of fact or law that you are a U.S. national (and accordingly a US citizen, i.e. citizen of the United States)..
if you want to claim to be part of the true sovereignty of the country in which you live, you must terminate the inflicted ties between the federal government and you ~ both contractual and political..
understand if you terminate your political ties with the current system, you technically will not be a citizen~state, US or American..
your de jure ~ which means rightful or by right in law~political rights have been taken away by the fourteenth amendment..
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