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51168160 No.51168160 [Reply] [Original]

Why is Canada listed on the SEC website and why does it have a business address in Washington?

>> No.51168181

It's been a long day.. I sure am sleepy.

>> No.51168196

Canada is an american client/puppet state. Same as many other "nations". How new are you?

>> No.51168200

>>51168181
Yes. We should all sleep. Let's go! To sleep!

>> No.51168410

>>51168160
There's a company called "canada?"

>> No.51168429

>>51168410
Evidently so. The question is: what does this mean?

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>>51168181
>>51168200

>> No.51169078

>>51169064
OPEN BORDER FOR ISRAEL

>> No.51169079

>>51169064
this is so beautiful

>> No.51169100

>>51168410
For the same reason the United States Corporation is listed at the City of London. All governments are legally, corporations in and of themselves.

>> No.51169115

>>51168181
*Yawn*
Maybe you should take a break and sleep

>> No.51169428

>>51169100
What's the purpose of that?

>> No.51169625

>>51169100
Similarly the British crown is a corporation

>> No.51169654

>>51169428
A corporation is nothing more than a legal definition of "a group of people". Corporations are by definition, "people", so they are granted the same rights. All corporations need to be registered *somewhere*, and usually governments use other government registries to declare their own existence.

>> No.51170195

>>51169654
I would have thought that governments were their own kind of legal entity. When did they start being considered corporations?