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good is defined
as:something judged categorically
beneficial from an individual
standpoint
"When the State enjoins
something good, it spoils it
precisely because it comes in
the form of a command.
Every command provokes and arouses
the legitimate revolt of freedom;
from the point of view of
true morality, of human morality,
the good which is done by command
from above ceases to be good and thereby becomes evil.
Liberty,
morality, and the
humane dignity of man consist
precisely in that man does good not because he
is ordered to do so, but because he conceives
it, wants it, and
loves it.
The
state then is the most flagrant negation,
the most cynical and complete
negation of humanity.
It rends apart the universal solidarity of
men, and unites them only in order to
destroy,
conquer, and
enslave.
It takes
under its protection only its own citizens, and it recognizes human right,
humanity, and civilization only
within the confines of its own boundaries.
Every State, whether it
is of a federative or a non-federative character, must seek, under the penalty
of utter ruin, to become the most powerful of
States.
It has to devour others
in order not to be devoured in turn,
to conquer in order not to be
conquered, to enslave in
order not to be enslaved." - Mikhail Bakunin
"No one, and least
of all those who are concerned with reform,
will maintain that the human race has as yet reached
the plateau of the Promised
Land.
Man has done a lot in
accumulating a knowledge of things in general, but he seems
incapable of ridding himself
of the need of a golden
calf.
He yearns for "gods
which will go before us," gods uninhibited by the Laws of
Nature, gods
accountable only to grand appetites,
gods that speak not of
consequences, the long run or the day after tomorrow.
In that
respect we are like the Jews in the
wilderness.
Witness the pervasive religion of our times,
the worship of the State.
Is not the State an idol?
Is it not like a supernatural power with
superhuman capacities?
The State can feed us when we are
hungry,
heal us when we are ill.
It can raise wages and lower prices,
even at the same time!
It can educate our children
without cost and amuse us when we are
bored.
It can provide us against
the contingencies of old age;
it can give us
electricity by passing laws and
improve the game of
basketball by regulation.
What
cannot the State do for us if only we have blind faith in it?
The modern creed of Statism is the
implemented universal
religion.
The State is a
false god, powerless in
the face of natural
law.
The foundation of
this absolute theology is political power
can do anything.
This, in fact, is a
hindrance to man in his effort toward self-improvement.
The State,
being merely a body of men, take advantage of human
weakness and make the best of
it with superhuman gifts
and capacities.
Men, incapable of defying or circumventing the
Laws of Nature,
make and unmake their multitudinal veils
to hide nature away in self-deception.
The
State consists of a body of men who, by virtue of
their need for a golden
calf, acquire the power
to compel us against our will." - Frank Chodorov
The Articles of Confederation and
Perpetual Union was penned in 1777 soon after the Declaration of
Independence and existed as the only constitution until 1788.
The Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union was an
agreement among the 13 founding states that established the United States of
America as a confederation of sovereign states.
On February 21,
1787, the Congress of the Confederation delivered
a resolution authorizing a
Philadelphia constitutional convention but with an important limitation:
"for the sole and express purpose of revising the Articles of Confederation and
reporting to Congress and the several legislatures."
Prior to the Philadelphia constitutional convention,
Framers wrote and distributed approximately 85 "Federalist Papers" to extol the
virtues of an entirely new, second constitution for
the people of
America.
By doing this, they hoped to reverse the prevailing negative
public opinion and increase the public's confidence in such a plan.
Framers hid behind a pseudonym when writing their Federalist Papers;
each was signed as "Publius," meaning "friend of the people" (or public).
Many of the dissenting voices among the free inhabitants of the several
states regarded the upcoming Philadelphia constitutional convention as
potentially illegal.
They well-understood from the Federalist Papers
the Federalist goal
of creating a new constitution and not simply revising the existing one.
In the minds of the free inhabitants, the accomplishment of Federalist
goals could unravel the freedoms and liberties they had gained under the
Articles of Confederation and won by the American Revolution.
The
Philadelphia constitutional convention, held from May into September 1787,
exceeded the authority given
it.
Instead of revising the Articles of Confederation they forged
an entirely new constitution.
The Constitution of the United States,
signed September 17, 1787, was deemed ratified June 21, 1788 by only nine
states instead of the unanimous ratification of all 13 states required by the
Articles of Confederation.
Thereafter, a new,
centralized US Government was formed,
disregarding the original, decentralized American
jurisdiction of state legislatures established soon after the American
Revolution.
In June of 1788 at the Virginia Conference, orator and
Anti-Federalist, Patrick Henry, exposed
the political tactics of
propaganda he believed the Federalists had used to win over the public.
The Framers had pandered to the people in order to get their way, he
said, by convincing the people, that under a new constitution, democracy would
mean the government belonged to them.
"Who authorized them to speak the
language, 'We, the people', instead of 'We, the states?' . . . That they exceed
their powers is perfectly clear . . . The Federal Convention ought to have
amended the old system; for this purpose they were solely delegated; the object
of their mission extended to no other consideration." - Patrick Henry, June 4,
1788
The Constitution of 1787 and the US government it formed was an
illegitimate (unauthorized) takeover of the original American jurisdiction.
The new Constitution provided for a much stronger national government
with a chief executive (the president), courts, and taxing powers.
The
Articles of Confederation have never been been lawfully repealed.
Americans, no longer suffering as indentured-servant subjects of the
British monarchy, now suffer as indentured-servant subjects of the United
States Incorporated beholden to an obscured
corporate-banking cartel.
The Articles of Confederation and
Perpetual Union still stand.
The Constitution was a Federalist
counterrevolution turning States into Municipalities.
1873
Republicans are losing their enthusiasm for protecting black rights.
Despite the presence of federal troops, sent by President Grant to
protect black voting rights, white Democrats effectively resume campaigns of
violence and intimidation to suppress the Republican vote, with clearly
observable effects depicted in this map.
The formal end to
Reconstruction was brought about in the disputed 1876 Presidential election.
The Democratic candidate, Tilden, won the popular vote, but neither
candidate initially had a majority of electoral votes due to disputes over
returns in Florida, Louisiana and S. Carolina - the only states in which
federal troops were still stationed.
Although they were not numerous
enough to stop white intimidation of black voters, the troops were considered
an affront by white Democrats.
In backroom negotiations, Democrats
conceded the disputed election returns to Hayes in return for his agreement to
withdraw the remaining 3000 federal troops, thereby putting a formal end to
Reconstruction and assuring Democratic control, based on a platform of white
supremacy and black disenfranchisement, throughout the
South.
16th
Bill
Benson discovers that both the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Amendments to the US
Constitution have not been properly ratified and do not exist.
Philander
Chase Knox, the Secretary of State, committed fraud when he declared the 16th
amendment ratified in February 1913.
Philander Chase Knox served as: a
director of the Fifth National Bank of Pittsburgh and the National Bank of Commerce,
Pittsburgh; counsel for the
Carnegie Steel
taking a prominent part in organizing the United States Steel
Corporation in 1901; served as Attorney General in the cabinets of
William McKinley
and Theodore Roosevelt
and served as Pennsylvania Senator.
1909
16th amendment is sent out to state governors for
ratification by the state legislatures after having been passed by Congress.
There are 48 states at that time, and three-fourths, or 36, of are
required to give their approval for the amendment to be ratified.
February 25, 1913
Philander Chase Knox declares the
16th amendment ratified after recieving responses from 42 states.
Philander Chase Knox acknowledges that four of those states (Utah,
Conn, R.I. and N.H.) had rejected it, and he counted 38 states as
approving.
Chief legal counsel, Reuben Clark, declares states are not
allowed to change the amendment in any way.
In Kentucky, the legislature
acted on the amendment without having received it from the governor (the
governor of each state was to transmit the proposed amendment to the state
legislature).
The version of the amendment that the Kentucky
legislature makes up and acts upon omitted the words "on income" from the
text.
In Oklahoma, the legislature changes the wording of the amendment.
The state constitution of Tennessee prohibites the state legislature
from acting on any proposed amendment to the United States Constitution until
after the next election of state legislators to give the proposed amendment a
chance to become an issue in the state legislative elections.
Tennessee
legislature acted illegally by voting before legally authorized.
Thirteen states, including Tennessee, failed to read the resolution on
three different days as prescribed by Article II, Section 18. This provision is
a requirement as it: allows for a cooling off period; enables members who may
be absent one day to be present on another; allows for a better familiarity
with, and understanding of, the measure under consideration as some members may
not read the resolution before voting
on it.
States violating this procedure were: Mississippi, Ohio,
Arkansas, Minnesota, New Mexico, West Virginia, Indiana, Nevada, North
Carolina, North Dakota, Colorado, and Illinois.
Texas and Louisiana
violate provisions in their state constitutions prohibiting the legislatures
from empowering the federal government with any additional
taxing authority.
Several state
constitutions limited the taxing authority
of their legislatures, which could not give to the
federal government
authority they did not have.
State constitutional violations make
approval of amendment null and void.
For verification purposes all
public documents must be properly certified, signed, and sealed by the
appropriate official(s) as was the case for all documents to be legally binding
at that time.
Ohio, California, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Minnesota
never document.
Virginia and Pennsylvania ignored the proposed
amendment.
Florida rejected the amendment.
Vermont and
Massachusetts had rejected the amendment by recorded votes but claimed it had
passed. West Virginia claimed it had approved it but never filed legal
notification of passage.
17th
SEVENTEENTH AMENDMENT NOT
RATIFIED
April 11, 2002 State of Alabama
decides to ratify the Seventeenth Amendment - 89 years after the alleged
ratification.
Sweet Home Alabama
July 1,
2010 97 years after the alleged ratification of the amendment, the State
of Delaware ratifies it.
April 1, 2012 99 years
after the alleged ratification, the State of Maryland votes to ratify the
Seventeenth Amendment. |
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