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American Government is established by the unanimous Declaration by the thirteen united States of America, that
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Constitution for the United States of America Defines the Institutions and Processes No other conduct was contemplated
of government for our Republic. of Self-Government with the sole mandate to Preserve Individual Rights Defend Individual Liberty and Secure Self-Determination * * * The "Federalists" assured us that if a power was not explicitly delegated, the power did not exist for governing. * * * Our governments have no inherent powers. The Declaration of Independence proclaims our individual Rights, Liberty and self-determination, declaring that the purpose of the government we institute is to preserve those Rights, Liberty and Self-Determination. The Constitution for the United States of America provides the structure for a self-governing Free Society. The First Ten Amendments provide guidance for constructing the Powers delegated by the Constitution, including examples, and adding further declaratory and restrictive clauses. Contrary to common wisdom, these first ten amendments are NOT a declaration of Rights. The first Ten Amendments were adopted as the condition for ratification of the Constitution. * * *Thank you for visiting. . .
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How do we make and enforce our laws?
| 1. | We declare that we have individual Rights and Liberty which precede any governing process. | (More) |
| 2. | We are, individually, the sovereign, sole source of authority and powers for governing. | (More) |
| 3. | We are self-governing and so we collectively create the institutions and processes of Government to preserve our individual Rights, Liberty and self-determination. | (More) |
| 4. | As a Republic, we delegate our authority for others to act as our substitutes and agents for governing and we authorize the use of our sovereign powers to enforce our Law. | (More) |
| 5. | Our republican form of self-government by elected representation proceeds by very limited democratic processes and within the strict confines of Constitutionally defined powers to preserve our ability to self-govern. | (More) |
| 6. | Our republican, governing institutions, Representatives, Officials and other public servants have no inherent authority or powers. The government may not be considered separate from us, because they have no authority or powers of their own. | (More) |
| 7. | Our authority and powers delegated in self-governing are never surrendered, nor can they diminished in our own hand by our delegation to other hands for our service. | (More) |
| 8. | If our Representatives betray our Declared Purpose for government, if they defy our Constitutional will which circumscribes our delegation of powers and prohibitions for governing or if they subvert our intent and processes with the effect of escaping our lawful authority for government, they void any actual or presumed authority to represent our will. | (More) |
In summary, our Declaration establishes our self-government and our Constitution defines our governing institutions and processes.
Our self-governing process requires that we make and enforce our laws by selecting and instructing Representatives to our law-making bodies and that our Representatives should act for us.
Our Founders believed that we would select Representatives in whose character, wisdom and good sense we could rely.
They believed that decisions by our representatives would be reliable, even when far from our personal control and that representatives would remain loyal to us and to our purposes and processes for governing.
The process remains intact in our modern day and it is a good one. The failure of the institution is not a failure of the process itself, but of our conduct within the process. The process fails because we are unwilling to deny disloyal Representatives our Governing Powers. We empower our betrayers for a share in the fruit reaped by our betrayal.
Fortunately, our failure is easy to correct and can be accomplished by a small number of Volunteer-Voters, controlling limited resources and within the current Presidential term.
The process of correction and restoration is complimentary to every on-going Patriot effort currently in progress and is in complete accord with our traditional and familiar political efforts of the last two centuries.
It is not a process which re-invents a broken wheel. Instead, it is restorative of the Citizens' will expressed at the Congressional and Legislative District, where Representatives are Selected, Instructed and Disciplined by the Constituents, YOU and ME!
It is additionally, a process which is fully computable and effective to restore individual sovereignty and control of our State legislative bodies. This effort in our fifty states can consummate the return of individual Rights and Liberty and our self-determination protected by institutions of self-governing by the governed.
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