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Information about the HMRD Cesidio Tallini citizenship(s)

The HMRD Cesidio Tallini was born in the United States, and is thus a US Citizen. However, since:
  1. he was born after 24 December 1952, and before 14 November 1986;
  2. he was born to a US citizen and an (Italian) alien; and
  3. his US citizen parent has resided at best only 6 years continuously in the US — between May 1956, when he was in Italy, where he got married, and May 1962, when the HMRD Cesidio Tallini was born — before his son was born, and about 11 years altogether, non-continuously;
the HMRD Cesidio Tallini is a US citizen, but not a "natural born" US citizen, and is thus ineligible to become President or Vice-President of the United States.

The HMRD Cesidio Tallini is also a citizen of Italy by birth, since:
  1. he was born to an Italian mother before 15 August 1992;
  2. his mother naturalised as a citizen of the United States only in the year 2000, when her son was well over 18 years of age; and
  3. he never renounced his Italian citizenship.
The HMRD Cesidio Tallini was denied work in the Intelligence field while he briefly served in the United States Marine Corps (USMC) for reasons that were not fully explained to him, and which upset him a great deal at the time — he had joined the Marines with the specific intention of working in the Intelligence field. He later found out that he was denied work in the Intelligence field because he is a full US-Italian dual citizen, and could not be therefore granted "Yankee White" clearance, because he is not absolutely free of foreign (non-US) influence.

The HMRD Cesidio Tallini has also faced apparent employment discrimination throughout his life, since he was only given continuous employment by the African-American community; has felt discrimination as a person of Italian ancestry (yet fitting no Italian-American stereotype, because an Italian-American is either a full citizen of the US, or a full citizen of Italy, but not a citizen of both); and has even been publicly discriminated against because he is still single!

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HMRD Cesidio Tallini's Triple Religious Lineage


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The forename 'Cesidio' and surname 'Tallini'

Etymology of the forename 'Cesidio'

The forename Cesidio has nothing to do with the colour blue, does not mean "pale", and probably comes from the Latin words caedo and deus, and means something like "To smash to pieces in the name of God".

It should be noted that by the first century Roman men had 3 names, a praenomen, nomen, and cognomen. The praenomen was the personal name, and there were very few to choose from. The nomen was the name of the family or gens, and almost always ended in -ius. The cognomen could indicate the branch of the family, or could be another given name, a nickname, or the town or tribal name of a provincial. The cognomen was not universal until about the first century BC. Well, Caesidius, the Latinised version of Cesidio, was a Roman nomen. [source]

Etymology of the surname 'Tallini'

Tallini is a typical surname of the Italian region of Lazio, particularly of the cities of Frosinone, Torrice, and Gaeta, and probably comes from the medieval Germanic name Tallo, which in turn derived from the medieval term Tallis (downstream), probably meaning that the founders of the cognomen were valley dwellers, maybe Swiss.

There are a substantial number of Tallinis in Italy, of course, and they are mainly concentrated there in the regions of Lazio and Molise. Today there are also Tallinis in the United States, Argentina, France, and the United Kingdom. There are also Tallinis in other countries, like Canada, Germany, or Australia, but the numbers are fewer.

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