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To: PROCON

The constitution is currently not being followed. Therefore we don’t have a constitution.

Our federal government is a creation of the states. When this creation gets out of control, then the states have the right to abolish it or change it.

Besides the three branches of federal government that we are aware of,
there exists a fourth branch which most people forget, it is the states. And actually, as mentioned above, this fourth branch has more power and authority than any of othe other three combined.

It is time for the fourth branch to assume it’s proper authority, and alter or abolish the other three.


6 posted on 08/01/2015 11:55:21 AM PDT by ForYourChildren (Christian Education [ RomanRoadsMedia.com - Classical Christian Approach to Homeschool ])
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To: ForYourChildren
It is time for the fourth branch to assume it’s proper authority, and alter or abolish the other three.

Yes it is and it's brewing.

Article V: Convention of States

8 posted on 08/01/2015 11:59:19 AM PDT by PROCON (FReeping on CRUZ Control)
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To: ForYourChildren

I recall someone saying 1871 after the civil war is a turning point. Turning a republic with sovereign citizens into a corporation with employees and assets owned by world banks.

And their premise is what this nation has been since is a servant/slaves to its owners, its debtors-the world bankers..’not the people’

Not just symbolic terms like democrats claim every election, but real, allodial title terms. Owned. And the reps elected work for the corporation, not the people..

Now that may be too wild or deep a conversation but it would explain a lot..


14 posted on 08/01/2015 12:23:05 PM PDT by delchiante
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