Posted on 02/02/2019 10:07:00 PM PST by ransomnote
Qmap doesn’t specify. I wonder what is going on?
“””Not sure how much longer I can put up with this.”””
Sorry you’re still dealing with this situation. Emotion vs commonsense. Where to draw the line and not shoot yourself in the foot regarding your relationship? Pray.
It’s hell, but hang on. Resolution is coming. Pray.
Dog owner here beginning to see the handwriting on the wall regarding each of my two. :(
But what a blessing they’ve been. I think of that. Thank God. :)
The wife? I think it’s against the law to put her down(double meanings). The penalties are very harsh. Trust me.
Hard to remember that when you are dog tired outside in the wet and cold in the middle of the night with another mess to clean up, and that bitch(es?) is goofin’ around. Pray.
- haf
Aurorales,
My prayers for you, your niece and all of the family. What a scary time it must be..
Dave
I don’t share your optimism that the Article V process will be performed in the best interest of the States nor We The People.
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So the state legislatures, which are closest to the people cannot be trusted to amend the Constitution. But Senators, who are elected and controlled by large political entities (some foreign) can be trusted.
At one point in time (prior to the seventeenth amendment) there was a check on the Federal Government by state legislatures, simply because the Senators were directly appointed by the peoples’ representatives in their respective state legislatures.
The Constitution established the Convention of States, specifically to go around an embedded power structure (Legislative or Judicial), in order to restore citizens control of the national government.
To argue that the state legislatures cannot be trusted, is the same as saying the delegates to the original Constitutional Convention could not be trusted. The delegates to each, Constitutional Convention and Convention of States are one in the same. Bot groups of delegates were elected by state level legislatures.
Sorry to hear about the dog, a tough situation. A guy here at the local dog park kept a dog for a ridiculously long time, the dog was obviously suffering, but at some point you can’t keep letting the dog suffer to delay your own suffering over the loss of the dog. Wish you the best and i’ll say a prayer for your dog.
> “I have studied it.”
Uh, no you haven’t.
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You have no Idea about what I have done. I don’t take kindly to being called a liar - you are acting like a JERK.
You make all sorts of assumptions, you make up what you think I object to.
You pontificate as if you are the only person with a brain.
Well, you are not. You go somewhere else yourself, until you get some manners.
It took place a matter of hours after two objects, including a rock, were thrown at Mr Trump's motorcade on his way to his Florida retreat from the airport.
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Q
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1 Feb 2019 - 10:22:49 AM
"Friday evening" = February 1st.
Posted in the a.m. Scrambled jets in the pm. Did Q know this incident was coming? Is my F15 = February 15 theory kaput?
Stay tuned, sportsfans. The adventure continues.
THE WAR TO SAVE THE WORLD.
Bagster
p.s. Way to put it together, TWW.
Bagster
19 February 2017
yes, Herring is AG.
“”” “Obviously Reagan means ‘run to the right’” “””
I wondered if Brady considered the Boyz from da Hood on the Rams might instinctively jump Left when they heard Reagan! :)
(wife was watching,not I. Yeah yeah un-Amurican I know)
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There is a statutory procedure that States and Congress have to follow to get a proposed amendment to the National Archives that in turn will record and send back out to the States for ratification.
Everything is through the National Archives, they are the scorekeepers, they monitor and record the process.
For the state pathway, the state legislature speaker and state senate leader must sign, certify, and authorize the release of a proposed amendment to be sent by certified or registered mail to the National Archives.
Yes, the amendments by states must all conform to same wording, language and so on. Good catch. That’s why legislatures have extra-legislative support organizations like Convention of States, Assembly of States to act as secretaries, administrators, facilitators, communicators.
There is no convention. There are proposed amendments passed around and there is a process of iteration where states edit, provide input, make objections, etc. Then there are scores or tallies on how many states agree to the current version of wording. When 34 states agree with the current version, then the state legislative leaders may sign off on it and send it certified to the National Archives in Washington D.C. Some states might signal they will sign it but want to hold off until 38 states agree in principle with the amendment.
The legislators know what they are doing, The only difference is they take this ‘legislation’ in the same path as regular state legislation and they have to circulate it to other states through a facilitator like Assembly of States to get language conformity. It’s not really so different from what they normally do, it just takes longer for a process that is slow to begin with.
But they are getting there, they are very close now to sending in the first proposed amendment.
O for F's sake. Yep.
I should learn to check dates better.
*slaps self*
F15 = Feb 15 is back in effect. Unless Q was reminding us of this 2017 event and another similar incident took place of which we aren't aware.
Thanks, Cletus.
Bagster
Woman behind the arrest of faith healer John of God after claiming he was running a ‘sex slave farm’ commits suicide at her home in Barcelona
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6664777/Woman-arrest-John-God-takes-life.html
Sabrina Bittencourt died after accusing faith healer John of God of sex abuse
She claimed he kept women captive and exported their children on black market
The faith healer has been accused of abusing hundreds of women in Brazil
Apparently, your ego is more important to attend to than reporting what the states have done.
You have not reported one iota of information that the states have already done on this subject. So it is clear you have not done your due diligence and you have resorted to ad hominem attacks.
Take your opinion somewhere else. I have asked you nicely to take it somewhere else and this is the second time. There won’t be a third time.
Is this a common argument on FR or something?
Bagster
Thanks for the information.
You’re welcome.
Take your opinion somewhere else. I have asked you nicely to take it somewhere else and this is the second time. There won’t be a third time.
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I hope that’s a promise, because I already asked you nicely to take your nasty comments elsewhere.
And all the monkeys aren’t in a zoo
Every day you meet quite a few
So you see, it’s all up to you
You can be better than you are
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