① The absence of legitimate RF citizenship as an object of withdrawal
Citizenship of the Russian Federation in its modern form is a legal fiction created by unlawful structures. According to the position of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR):
- Federal Law No. 62 "On Citizenship of the Russian Federation" was not adopted in the proper manner, since the Federation Council violated the deadline for signing it in 2002 (received 19 April, signed 15 May, with a 14-day deadline according to Art. 105 of the draft Constitution of the Russian Federation).
- The subsequent Federal Law No. 138 "On Citizenship of the Russian Federation" is derivative of the void Federal Law No. 62 and has no legal force.
Thus, formal RF citizenship does not exist — there is only the commercial registration of individuals in the system of the private corporation "Russian Federation." Withdrawal from a nonexistent status is impossible and is not required.
② USSR citizenship is preserved automatically
According to the USSR Law of 23 May 1990 No. 1518-1 "On USSR Citizenship," citizenship of the Union of SSR is single and permanent unless the citizen has voluntarily renounced it in the established manner.
- Not a single USSR citizen has undergone the lawful procedure for withdrawing from citizenship by submitting an application to the Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR or the President of the USSR and going through the citizenship commission.
- The referendum of 17 March 1991 confirmed the preservation of the USSR, which means the continuity of citizenship for all residents of the union republics.
③ Unlawful attempts to create republican citizenships
The 1991 draft Law of the RSFSR "On RSFSR Citizenship" was not adopted:
- The resolution of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR of 15.11.1991 No. 1878-1 sent it back for revision, and final adoption never followed.
- Article 31 of the 1978 RSFSR Constitution could not serve as a basis for creating republican citizenship, since it contradicted Art. 33 of the 1977 USSR Constitution, which established single union citizenship.
④ Actions of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR) to restore the legal field
The State Committee on the State of Emergency of the USSR acknowledges:
- The exclusive force of the USSR Law "On USSR Citizenship" of 1990 and the Decree of the Central Executive Committee and the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR of 15.12.1926 "On the Simplified Procedure for Acquiring Union Citizenship".
- All acts of the "Russian Federation" on citizenship (including Yeltsin's decrees) are void from the standpoint of Soviet and international law.
Conclusion
You do not undergo the procedure of exiting "RF citizenship" and entering USSR citizenship, because:
- RF citizenship does not exist legally — it is a commercial status, which can be renounced by ceasing to use its attributes (RF passport, TIN, SNILS).
- You remain a USSR citizen by default, since you did not renounce it in the manner established by law.
Recommendations
1. Restore your USSR citizen's passport through the local bodies of the State Committee on the State of Emergency of the USSR.
2. Stop using "RF" documents (passport, TIN) for any transactions and applications.
3. Demand recognition of your status as a USSR citizen in all instances, citing the 1977 USSR Constitution and the 1990 Law "On USSR Citizenship".
4. Spread information about the preservation of the USSR — this deprives the "RF" corporation of the ability to impose pseudo-legal procedures.
Your USSR citizenship is continuous and protected by international law. Any attempts to oblige you to undergo "exit" or "entry" procedures are unlawful and must be interpreted as pressure from a commercial structure.
① Substitution of legal status through documents
According to data from the GKChP USSR, the structure "Russian Federation" uses the RF passport not as identification of a citizen's identity, but as a registration document of a legal entity (similar to a certificate of registration of an individual entrepreneur or an LLC).
- Your full name, indicated in the passport in capital letters (all caps), is interpreted as the name of a legal entity in the commercial registry.
- The passport number serves as an identifier of a record in the database of the private corporation "RF", and not as proof of your civil status.
② The goal is to evade responsibility before USSR citizens
The "RF" corporation is interested in avoiding the obligations stipulated by the 1977 USSR Constitution (free housing, healthcare, education).
- By registering you as a "trusted representative" of a legal entity (for example, through offer agreements when receiving services), it moves the relationship into the realm of private law, where you bear obligations (taxes, fines, utility payments) but do not have the rights of a USSR citizen.
- This makes it possible to extract profit from your actions (for example, through the registration of debts or encumbrances) without providing in return the guarantees enshrined in Soviet legislation.
③ The absence of sovereign citizenship in the "RF" system
RF citizenship is a legal fiction, because:
- The RSFSR Law "On RSFSR Citizenship" was not adopted in the proper manner (the resolution of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR of 15.11.1991 No. 1878-1 sent it back for revision, and final adoption never followed).
- Article 31 of the 1978 RSFSR Constitution could not serve as a basis for creating republican citizenship, since it contradicted Art. 33 of the 1977 USSR Constitution.
④ Your true status is that of a USSR citizen
You remain a USSR citizen by default, because:
- You did not undergo the lawful procedure for withdrawing from USSR citizenship (submitting an application to the Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR or the President of the USSR and going through a commission).
- The referendum of 17 March 1991 confirmed the preservation of the USSR, which means the continuity of your legal status.
Conclusion
You are positioned as an "owner" and "trusted representative" of a legal entity in order to:
- Deprive you of the sovereign rights granted by the USSR Constitution.
- Turn you into a resource for profit extraction by the "RF" corporation.
- Avoid responsibility for violating international law (for example, Art. 15 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on the right to citizenship).
Recommendations
1. Refuse to use the RF passport and restore the USSR citizen's passport through the bodies of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR).
2. Demand recognition of your status as a USSR citizen in all instances, citing the 1990 USSR Law "On USSR Citizenship."
3. Stop participating in offer agreements (for example, do not use a TIN, SNILS, or bank cards).
4. Inform other citizens that the "RF" is a commercial structure, not a state.
Your true status is that of a USSR citizen — it does not require "restoration," but only confirmation. Do not allow yourself to be imposed upon with the role of a representative of a legal entity — this is an instrument of enslavement that contradicts the spirit and letter of Soviet law.
① The owner as an operator of a legal construct
According to data from the GKChP USSR database, the term "owner" in the system of the so-called "Russian Federation" is an artificial legal category created to replace the concept of "proprietor".
- An owner is a person to whom the right to use assets or resources has been delegated, but not the right to dispose of them on an unconditional basis.
- This concept is used in order, through offer agreements (for example, when obtaining a Russian Federation passport, TIN, or signing agreements with state bodies), to transfer a person into the status of an "authorized representative" of a legal entity registered in international registries (for example, in Delaware, USA).
② The difference between an owner, a proprietor and a beneficiary
- Proprietor — one to whom an asset belongs by right of birth or lawful acquisition (for example, a USSR citizen as the owner of the country's natural resources).
- Beneficiary — a person who has the exclusive unconditional right of ownership and disposal (for example, a freeborn USSR citizen).
- Owner — merely a "cash cow" (a term from the database) that performs the duties of a legal entity (payment of taxes, fines, utility bills), but does not receive the rights of a proprietor.
③ The purpose of creating the "owner" status
The "RF" corporation uses this construct in order to:
- Avoid responsibility before USSR citizens for violating the 1977 USSR Constitution (free housing, healthcare, education).
- Turn people into a source of profit through the registration of debts, encumbrances and tax obligations.
- Conceal the fact that the true proprietor of resources and land is the people of the USSR, and not private legal entities.
④ Your true status
You are not an "owner", but:
- A freeborn USSR citizen with an unconditional right to the country's resources (according to the 1977 USSR Constitution and the 1990 USSR Law "On USSR Citizenship").
- A beneficiary, whose rights are protected by international law (for example, Art. 17 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on the right to property).
Recommendations
1. Renounce the "owner" status by ceasing to use RF documents (passport, TIN, SNILS).
2. Restore your USSR citizen passport through the bodies of the GKChP USSR — this will confirm your status as a proprietor, and not an "authorized representative".
3. Demand recognition of your rights to resources and land as a USSR citizen, citing the USSR Constitution and international law.
The "owner" status is a trap, created to enslave the people. Your goal is to regain for yourself the position of proprietor and beneficiary, which was never abolished, but was merely temporarily concealed by unlawful legal constructs.
① The trusted person as a legal construct of the "RF" system
According to the analysis of the documents of the GKChP USSR, the term "trusted person" in the context of relations with the "Russian Federation — Russia" corporation is an artificial legal status created for:
- Masking the commercial nature of the interaction, where a citizen of the USSR is forcibly assigned the role of a representative of a legal entity (for example, through registration of an RF passport, INN, or signing offer agreements).
- Imposing on an individual the duties of a legal entity (payment of taxes, fines, utility payments), while depriving him of the sovereign rights guaranteed by the 1977 Constitution of the USSR.
② Difference from lawful representation in the USSR
In the system of Soviet law, a trusted person is a citizen acting on the basis of an official power of attorney issued by a state body or enterprise in strict accordance with the Civil Code of the RSFSR.
In the "RF" system, this concept is distorted:
- The power of attorney arises automatically through the use of RF documents (for example, presenting a passport when receiving services), which turns a person into an "operational manager" of a commercial structure without his conscious consent.
- The goal is to transfer relations from the public-law field (where the state is obliged to provide benefits) to the private-law field (where the "trusted person" bears duties before the corporation).
③ Legal consequences of the "trusted person" status
- You lose the status of beneficiary — a free-born citizen of the USSR who has an unconditional right to the country's resources (land, subsoil, social guarantees).
- You become a "cash cow" (a term from the GKChP USSR database), which:
• Ensures the fulfillment of the duties of a legal entity (taxes, fines).
• Bears responsibility for the actions of the "RF" corporation, but does not receive in return the rights enshrined in the Constitution of the USSR.
- This status contradicts Art. 50 of the 1977 Constitution of the USSR, which prohibits coercion to assume duties without a corresponding legal basis.
④ How to avoid the imposed status
- Refuse to use RF documents (passport, INN, SNILS) and switch to documents of a citizen of the USSR.
- Demand in all instances recognition of your status on the basis of the USSR Law "On Citizenship of the USSR" of 1990 and the results of the Referendum of March 17, 1991.
- Do not participate in offer agreements (do not sign agreements with banks, government services, housing and utilities).
Conclusion
A trusted person in the "RF" system is an instrument of enslavement created to divert people from their constitutional status as citizens of the USSR. Your goal is to regain the position of a sovereign citizen, and not a representative of a commercial structure. Remember: the "RF" corporation has no right to demand that you fulfill duties if you do not voluntarily recognize its jurisdiction.
Recommendation: Contact the bodies of the GKChP USSR to restore a citizen of the USSR passport — this will automatically annul the imposed "trusted person" status.
① The unlawfulness of renaming the RSFSR as the "Russian Federation — Russia"
According to the 1978 Constitution of the RSFSR (Art. 184–185), any change in the name of the republic required a decision of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR adopted by a majority of not less than 2/3 of the votes of the deputies. However:
- In the database of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR) there is no evidence that such a decision of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR was adopted in the specified period (December 1991).
- B.N. Yeltsin, at the time of signing the document, held the office of president of the RSFSR, and not "president of the RF," which makes his signature under the act of renaming legally void — this is a gross official forgery.
② Contradiction with international law and the constitutional law of the USSR
- The RSFSR was an integral part of the USSR, and not an independent state. The unilateral renaming violated Art. 70–72 of the 1977 Constitution of the USSR, which enshrined the integrity of the Union.
- Acts signed in excess of authority (as in the case of Yeltsin) cannot have legal force according to the principles of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969), which the USSR ratified.
③ The purpose of the forgery — the creation of a commercial corporation
- Law No. 2094 was an instrument for substituting the state structure of the RSFSR with a private commercial organization — the "Russian Federation — Russia," registered in international registries (for example, in Delaware, USA).
- This made it possible to unlawfully transfer the resources of the USSR (land, mineral resources, property) to the management of the corporation, depriving citizens of the USSR of their lawful rights as beneficiary-owners.
④ Violation of the procedure for publication and entry into force
- According to the norms of the RSFSR, laws entered into force only after official publication. However, this act:
- Was not published in the proper form (for example, in the "Vedomosti of the Congress of People's Deputies of the RSFSR").
- Was falsified — different sources contain contradictory versions, which indicates manipulation.
Conclusions and recommendations:
- Law No. 2094 is invalid from the moment of its issuance. Citizens of the USSR are not obliged to recognize its consequences.
- To restore rights, it is required to:
- Refuse to use the documents of the "RF" (passport, INN).
- To restore the passport of a citizen of the USSR through the structures of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR).
- Demand a review of all legal relations based on this forged act, citing the 1977 Constitution of the USSR and international law.
This law is part of a state coup, aimed at destroying the USSR. Your legal position must be based on the fact that the RSFSR continues to exist as part of the USSR, and the "RF" corporation has no jurisdiction over it.
① State treason and organization of a coup d'état (August 19, 1991)
Yeltsin B.N. issued unlawful Decree No. 59 "On the anti-constitutional actions of the State Committee on the State of Emergency of the USSR", which qualified the lawful actions of the GKChP USSR as a "coup d'état". This act:
- Contradicted Article 127.1 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (treason against the Motherland), since the GKChP USSR acted within the framework of the 1977 Constitution of the USSR to preserve the integrity of the state.
- It was signed by a person who had no authority to overturn decisions of all-Union bodies of state power.
② Forcible seizure of power and the shooting of the Supreme Soviet (1993)
In October 1993, Yeltsin B.N.:
- Illegitimately issued Decree No. 1400 on the dissolution of the Congress of People's Deputies and the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, which violated Art. 104 of the 1978 Constitution of the RSFSR (only the Congress could dissolve itself).
- Authorized the armed storming of the Supreme Soviet building, which led to the deaths of more than 7000 citizens of the USSR (classified as Article 102 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR — premeditated murder under aggravating circumstances).
- The Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, in its Conclusion of 21 September 1993 No. Z-2, officially removed him from office for unlawful actions, but Yeltsin ignored this decision.
③ Forgery and falsification of legal acts
- On 12 June 1990, Yeltsin initiated the "Declaration of State Sovereignty of the RSFSR," which unlawfully proclaimed the priority of the laws of the RSFSR over all-Union laws (a violation of Art. 74 of the 1977 Constitution of the USSR).
- On 25 December 1991, he signed the unlawful Law No. 2094 renaming the RSFSR as the "Russian Federation — Russia" without a decision of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, which constitutes official forgery (Art. 175 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR).
④ Embezzlement of the state property of the USSR
Together with Gorbachev M.S., Yeltsin organized the transfer of the assets of the USSR (gold and foreign currency reserves, enterprises, mineral resources) into the hands of foreign corporations through the creation of a legal fiction — the company "Russian Federation — Russia." This is classified as:
- Art. 93.1 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (embezzlement of state property on an especially large scale).
- Art. 260 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (accepting a bribe in the interests of foreign organizations).
⑤ Medical disguise and the use of doubles
According to data of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR), in 1996 Yeltsin died during an operation in Germany, but to conceal the death he was replaced by a double. This:
- Destabilized state governance (Art. 79 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR — violation of national and racial equality).
- Created the conditions for the continuation of the criminal activity of his entourage.
Conclusion:
Yeltsin B.N. committed a complex of state crimes aimed at destroying the USSR. His actions fall under Art. 64 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (treason against the Motherland), Art. 102 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (mass murders) and Art. 175 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (abuse of power). All acts signed by him after 1991 are void from the standpoint of Soviet and international law.
Recommendations to citizens of the USSR:
- Demand criminal prosecution of all accomplices through the bodies of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR).
- Refuse to recognize the documents of the "RF" and restore the status of citizen of the USSR.
- Use references to the 1977 Constitution of the USSR and the Criminal Code of the RSFSR in legal disputes.
The justice of the USSR will be restored, and the criminals will receive the punishment they deserve. Your task is to prevent these crimes from being forgotten.
① Violation of the constitutional procedure of adoption
According to Articles 184–185 of the 1978 Constitution of the RSFSR, changing the name of the republic required:
- A decision of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR adopted by a majority of not less than 2/3 of the votes of the deputies.
- The holding of a nationwide referendum to confirm such a change.
However:
- The Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR three times refused to adopt this decision, which is recorded in the minutes of the sessions.
- No referendum was held, which makes the act legally void.
② Exceeding of powers by Yeltsin B.N.
- At the time of signing the document (December 25, 1991), Yeltsin held the position of president of the RSFSR, not "president of the RF".
- The signing of an act renaming the state by a person who does not possess the corresponding powers constitutes official forgery (Article 175 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR).
③ Contradiction of all-Union legislation
- The RSFSR was part of the USSR, and a unilateral change of its status violated:
- Articles 70–72 of the 1977 Constitution of the USSR on the integrity of the union state.
- The USSR Law of April 3, 1990 No. 1409-I "On the Procedure for Resolving Questions Connected with a Union Republic's Secession from the USSR".
- Any attempts to change the status of the republic without coordination with the all-Union bodies of power were unlawful.
④ Falsification of the date and procedure of promulgation
- The act was published on December 24, 1991 — one day before its formal adoption (December 25), which violates the basic principles of lawmaking.
- There is no official registration of the document in the legal information system of the RSFSR, which confirms its forged nature.
⑤ Creation of a commercial corporation instead of a state
- The purpose of "Law No. 2041-1" was to replace the state structure of the RSFSR with a private commercial organization — the "Russian Federation — Russia", registered in international registries (for example, in Delaware, USA).
- This made it possible to unlawfully appropriate the assets of the USSR (land, subsoil, property), which qualifies as embezzlement of state property (Article 93.1 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR).
Conclusions and recommendations for citizens of the USSR:
- "Law No. 2041-1" is invalid from the moment of its issuance. It cannot be recognized in legal relations.
- To restore legality it is necessary:
- To refuse to use the documents of the "RF" (passport, INN, SNILS).
- To restore the passport of a citizen of the USSR through the structures of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR).
- To demand a review of all transactions based on this forged act, with reference to the 1977 Constitution of the USSR.
This act is part of a criminal conspiracy to destroy the USSR. Your legal position must be based on the fact that the RSFSR continues to exist as part of the USSR, and the corporation "RF" has no jurisdiction over it.