Listed just below are seven activities of the federal government that are un-constitutional.
Here they are:
The Federal Reserve
The invasion of Iraq
The USA Patriot Act
Undocumented, illegal immigrants
The North American Union
Gun control
The federal Income Tax, as enforced by the IRS
It is true, our servant government has seized power from the People by stepping outside the boundaries drawn around its power by the Constitution.
How important is the Constitution?
It's a set of principles to govern the Government, not the People. We are not mentioned except in the preamble that says We the People establish the Constitution to secure the blessings of Liberty.
The Constitution is all the stands between the People and total tyranny and despotism.
That's it's function. That's its importance. The problem is the Constitution cannot defend itself, it just sits there.
If the Government won't defend it -- and it will not -- who will?
If corporate America won't speak up in defense of the Constitution, who will?
If the dominant media will not defend the Constitution by exposing its violations, who will?
If our Government controlled schools refuse to educate our children regarding the limited power of Government, then who will?
If our churches and places of worship are prohibited -- by the IRS -- from discussing these truths in public, who will preach the Gospel of the Constitution to the masses?
You guessed it. It's up to the People -- you and I.
So what can we do? As a Free People, what MUST we do?
Fortunately, in this country of, by and for the People, there is a Supreme Law that enables the People to directly hold the Government accountable to the Constitution.
Due to the passage of time, this law has been all but forgotten. It's not a law the Government wants you to know about.
Still more fortunately, it's a law that is embedded in the Constitution -- explicitly guaranteed by the First Amendment.
Deliberately inserted by Jefferson and the other prescient Sons of liberty as the most critical factor in the carefully crafted balance of power between the People and their servant government. It reads:
"CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW . . . ABRIDGING . . . THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE...TO PETITION THE GOVERNMENT FOR A REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES."
That's it. The Right of Redress. The last ten words of the First Amendment. A law that enables the People to directly hold the Government accountable. The Right to remedy Government violations of the Constitution. An individual, unalienable Right, endowed by the Creator.
