[hedgetrimmer]

Well, with such knowledge, why didn't the President nominate you for the high court?

I don't know where you're from, but in the country where I was born I was taught and do believe that the US Constitution was written in such a way that even a plain old citizen can understand its meaning. So you must be some kind of elitist who doesn't believe in the right of the sovereign citizen for self government.

Point being, that if the WTO is obviously superceding the Constitution, then nothing can be done about it because the United States, its judiciary, executive and legislative are completely helpless.

No, none of these branches are helpless. But in fact the executive and legislative branches have been so corrupted that they are the vanguard for the destruction of individual rights in this country instead of the defenders of them.

There is recourse, but each day that recourse becomes more and more unattainable. If the goal is the complete economic and social integration with foreign countries, we are far along that path with Mexico, without one debate in Congress about it or any consent from the American people.

[MACVSOG68]

I don't know where you're from, but in the country where I was born I was taught and do believe that the US Constitution was written in such a way that even a plain old citizen can understand its meaning.

Which makes one wonder why so many federal court cases are raised on constitutional grounds...

So you must be some kind of elitist who doesn't believe in the right of the sovereign citizen for self government.

Well, not sure I can pass muster on being labeled an elitist, but perhaps you can explain the right of the sovereign citizen for self government. Is that right contained within the BOR? Is is a self evident right? What does that actually mean?

No, none of these branches are helpless. But in fact the executive and legislative branches have been so corrupted that they are the vanguard for the destruction of individual rights in this country instead of the defenders of them.

Too broad a statement to even postulate an argument. But in any case, that is what the voting booth is designed to remedy.

There is recourse, but each day that recourse becomes more and more unattainable.

Why?

If the goal is the complete economic and social integration with foreign countries, we are far along that path with Mexico, without one debate in Congress about it or any consent from the American people.

That's a big if. Not sure whose goal that would be, nor of how it is to be effected.