ALTER, ABOLISH OR SURRENDER

[Keith Broaders]

ALTER, ABOLISH OR SURRENDER!

We don't need to amend the Constitution. The Constitution which was written to govern the government has become and instrument in the hands of greedy bankers, corrupt lawyers and dishonest politicians. -

According to the Declaration of Independence, governments "derive their just powers from the consent of the governed." When a government become destructive to our lives, liberty and property, it is our right and our duty to alter or abolish that government.

If you believe our government has violated the Constitution and no longer serves the best interests of the American people it is our duty to alter or abolish it.

Like a cancerous tumor our country is in serious trouble. To survive we create a new government that will be accountable to the people.

[Mike]

Line one of the topic says it all. "We don't need to amend the Constitution". The one we have, and aren't using is pretty good. What we DO NEED to do is get back to it.

Most of America is blindly walking around "thinking" we have a US Constitution, and they are mistaken. They have been tricked into agreeing to being ruled under the supreme authority of a "Corporate Constitution". Yes, like the one most corporations have. Looks like the one we thought we were learning in grade school, but isn't.

If and when they try to voice their Rights, they are usurped by the Corporate Human Resources Department/judge and they are outwitted by a foreign language and the corporate punishment to follow. Even after abused, they still can't comprehend what is happening. Most Americans are treated like corporate owned livestock or inventory. The only thing missing is the fences keeping them from wandering off.

The ones that DO wander off the range are hunted down and culled-out from the heard for fear of infectious education and truth.

Have we discussed the differences between Constitutional Rights and Civil Rights? You know where I'm going with this. Try to use the Constitution in a court today. I did, and that's why I'm here today. Very educational. Courts are a corporate redistribution of wealth department. Nothing personal, it's just business! First year of law school is "Contracts". Why? That's how they get ya.

[Jim Delaney]

Great comment, Mike!

[Morton Thomson Jr.]

Bingo!