Josf
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So...before being asked to leave this Topic agreeably there are a few notable concepts to restate.
1. The power required for voluntary mutual defense of innocent people from guilty criminals includes the power to transfer accurate information from one individual to another individual or "free speech" so called.
2. The power to transfer a specific message having to do with the demarcation between moral economic ideas on one side and immoral economic ideas on the other side.
John Adams is a key figure in this battle to reach intended goals, such as the intended goals that may be shared, voluntarily, and agreed upon, by people NOW forming an Article V convention. John Adams, supposedly at the time of the writing (by Thomas Jefferson) of the document that formed (officially) a federation of independent states, against the divine right to rule absolutely, which was British rule, while these independent minded defenders were soliciting help from the French, is the same John Adams, who later commanded a newly formed Nation State Dictatorship, whereby the tyrant John Adams enforced The Alien and Sedition Acts, which was an order to never speak ill of John Adams and his policy to support the British against the French, or failing to obey the order to never speak ill of John Adams and his policy to support the British against the French would result in a form of court marshal, or a kangaroo court, or a counterfeit court, whereby those found guilty by the tyrant are then punished for the crime of speaking ill of the lesser tyrant who supports the greater tyrant.
Sam Adams, also of Massachusetts, is another key figure.
Back to Elliot's Debates Volume I, and quotes from the declaration of independence penned by Thomas Jefferson:
"For quartering large bodies of armed troops among us: - For protecting them, by a mock trial, from punishment for any murders which they should commit on the inhabitants of these states: - For cutting off our trade with all parts of the word: - For imposing taxes on us without our consent: - For depriving us, in many cases, of the benefits of trial by jury..."
Next is a quote from Elliot's Debates Volume I, printed in that volume just after the reprinting of a Declaration of Independence, which are words addressing the message that intends to inform the reader about the understandable difference between rule by agreeable law and rule by criminal tyrants.
Judge Story:
"In the first place, antecedent to the declaration of independence, none of the colonies were, or pretended to be, sovereign states, in the sense in which the term "sovereign" is sometimes applied to the states. The term "sovereign," or "sovereignty," is used in different senses, which often leads to a confusion of ideas, and sometimes to very mischievous and unfounded conclusions. By "sovereignty, " in its largest sense, is meant supreme, absolute, uncontrollable power, the jus summi imperii, the absolute right to govern. A state or nation is a body politic, or society of men, united together for the purpose of promoting their mutual safety and advantage by their combined strength."
The idea is conveyed in a genuine form; while the counterfeit form might be called a legal fiction, or the counterfeit (criminal) form might be called any false name under the sun.
Key points from Judge Story include:
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In like manner, the word "state" is used in various senses. In its most enlarged sense, it means the people composing a particular nation or community. In this sense, the "state" means the whole people, united into one body politic; and the state, and the people of the state, are equivalent expressions. Mr. Justice Wilson, in his Law Lectures, used the word "state in its broadest sense. "In free states," says he, "the people form an artificial person, or body politic, the highest and noblest that can be known. They form that moral person, which, in on of my former lectures, I describe as a complete body of free, natural personas, united together for their common benefit; as having an understanding and a will; as deliberating, and resolving, and acting; as possessed of interests which it ought to manage; as enjoying rights which it ought to maintain; and as lying under obligations which it ought to perform. To this moral person we assign, by way of eminence, the dignified appellation of State."
Legal Fiction
If it, so called, is moral, then it would confess when it enslaves, tortures, and slaughters for it's exclusive benefit. It would not do so if it were criminal and immoral would it?
Also:
"To the extent of the power given, the government may be sovereign, and its acts may be deemed the sovereign acts of the state. Nay, the state, by which we mean the people composing the state, may divide its sovereign powers among various functionaries, and each, in the limited sense, would be sovereign in respect to the powers confided to each, and dependent in all other cases. Strictly speaking, in our republican forms of government, the absolute sovereignty of each state, not granted to any of its public functionaries, is the people of the state."
The battle between absolute power immorally wielded by a few criminals profiting at the expense of the may victims, or a counterfeit version of "legal fiction" on one hand, and on the other hand, the other side, is the idea that all people are equally independent and free from such victimization by anyone, anywhere, including those criminals who claim to be exempt from this single universal understanding of true law: no one is above it, not even the criminals, and not even the criminals who claim that they are above it.
Expressed:
________________________________________________Judge Story:
But the declaration of independence of all the colonies was the united act of all. it was "a declaration of the United States of America in Congress assembled;" "by the delegates appointed by the good people of the colonies," as in a prior declaration of rights they were called. It was not an act done by the state governments then organized; nor by persons chosen by them. It was emphatically the act of the whole people of the United Colonies, by the instrumentality of their representatives, chosen for that among other purposes. It was an act not competent to the state governments, or any of them, as organized under their charters to adopt. Those charters neither contemplated the case, nor provided for it. It was an act of original, inherent sovereignty by people themselves, resulting from their right to change the form of government, and to institute a new government, whenever necessary for their safety and happiness.
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As some criminals managed to lie their way into false representation of the whole people, and instead of strictly following the moral intent of safety and happiness of ALL THE PEOPLE, those criminals added fine print, clauses, hidden meanings, which were intended to empower those few people with the absolute power to make slavery legal, according to their special interest, then that fact constitutes inculpatory evidence proving that self-evident fact. The criminals falsely represented the whole people by their actions that caused the slave trade to be subsidized and then to flourish as a direct result of that subsidizing of the slave trade in the north as well as the slave trade in the south, which included central bank fraud slavery that constitutes a thinly veiled so called tax.
1. The power required for voluntary mutual defense of innocent people from guilty criminals includes the power to transfer accurate information from one individual to another individual or "free speech" so called.
2. The power to transfer a specific message having to do with the demarcation between moral economic ideas on one side and immoral economic ideas on the other side.
John Adams is a key figure in this battle to reach intended goals, such as the intended goals that may be shared, voluntarily, and agreed upon, by people NOW forming an Article V convention. John Adams, supposedly at the time of the writing (by Thomas Jefferson) of the document that formed (officially) a federation of independent states, against the divine right to rule absolutely, which was British rule, while these independent minded defenders were soliciting help from the French, is the same John Adams, who later commanded a newly formed Nation State Dictatorship, whereby the tyrant John Adams enforced The Alien and Sedition Acts, which was an order to never speak ill of John Adams and his policy to support the British against the French, or failing to obey the order to never speak ill of John Adams and his policy to support the British against the French would result in a form of court marshal, or a kangaroo court, or a counterfeit court, whereby those found guilty by the tyrant are then punished for the crime of speaking ill of the lesser tyrant who supports the greater tyrant.
Sam Adams, also of Massachusetts, is another key figure.
Back to Elliot's Debates Volume I, and quotes from the declaration of independence penned by Thomas Jefferson:
"For quartering large bodies of armed troops among us: - For protecting them, by a mock trial, from punishment for any murders which they should commit on the inhabitants of these states: - For cutting off our trade with all parts of the word: - For imposing taxes on us without our consent: - For depriving us, in many cases, of the benefits of trial by jury..."
Next is a quote from Elliot's Debates Volume I, printed in that volume just after the reprinting of a Declaration of Independence, which are words addressing the message that intends to inform the reader about the understandable difference between rule by agreeable law and rule by criminal tyrants.
Judge Story:
"In the first place, antecedent to the declaration of independence, none of the colonies were, or pretended to be, sovereign states, in the sense in which the term "sovereign" is sometimes applied to the states. The term "sovereign," or "sovereignty," is used in different senses, which often leads to a confusion of ideas, and sometimes to very mischievous and unfounded conclusions. By "sovereignty, " in its largest sense, is meant supreme, absolute, uncontrollable power, the jus summi imperii, the absolute right to govern. A state or nation is a body politic, or society of men, united together for the purpose of promoting their mutual safety and advantage by their combined strength."
The idea is conveyed in a genuine form; while the counterfeit form might be called a legal fiction, or the counterfeit (criminal) form might be called any false name under the sun.
Key points from Judge Story include:
______________________________________
In like manner, the word "state" is used in various senses. In its most enlarged sense, it means the people composing a particular nation or community. In this sense, the "state" means the whole people, united into one body politic; and the state, and the people of the state, are equivalent expressions. Mr. Justice Wilson, in his Law Lectures, used the word "state in its broadest sense. "In free states," says he, "the people form an artificial person, or body politic, the highest and noblest that can be known. They form that moral person, which, in on of my former lectures, I describe as a complete body of free, natural personas, united together for their common benefit; as having an understanding and a will; as deliberating, and resolving, and acting; as possessed of interests which it ought to manage; as enjoying rights which it ought to maintain; and as lying under obligations which it ought to perform. To this moral person we assign, by way of eminence, the dignified appellation of State."
Legal Fiction
If it, so called, is moral, then it would confess when it enslaves, tortures, and slaughters for it's exclusive benefit. It would not do so if it were criminal and immoral would it?
Also:
"To the extent of the power given, the government may be sovereign, and its acts may be deemed the sovereign acts of the state. Nay, the state, by which we mean the people composing the state, may divide its sovereign powers among various functionaries, and each, in the limited sense, would be sovereign in respect to the powers confided to each, and dependent in all other cases. Strictly speaking, in our republican forms of government, the absolute sovereignty of each state, not granted to any of its public functionaries, is the people of the state."
The battle between absolute power immorally wielded by a few criminals profiting at the expense of the may victims, or a counterfeit version of "legal fiction" on one hand, and on the other hand, the other side, is the idea that all people are equally independent and free from such victimization by anyone, anywhere, including those criminals who claim to be exempt from this single universal understanding of true law: no one is above it, not even the criminals, and not even the criminals who claim that they are above it.
Expressed:
________________________________________________Judge Story:
But the declaration of independence of all the colonies was the united act of all. it was "a declaration of the United States of America in Congress assembled;" "by the delegates appointed by the good people of the colonies," as in a prior declaration of rights they were called. It was not an act done by the state governments then organized; nor by persons chosen by them. It was emphatically the act of the whole people of the United Colonies, by the instrumentality of their representatives, chosen for that among other purposes. It was an act not competent to the state governments, or any of them, as organized under their charters to adopt. Those charters neither contemplated the case, nor provided for it. It was an act of original, inherent sovereignty by people themselves, resulting from their right to change the form of government, and to institute a new government, whenever necessary for their safety and happiness.
____________________________________________________________________
As some criminals managed to lie their way into false representation of the whole people, and instead of strictly following the moral intent of safety and happiness of ALL THE PEOPLE, those criminals added fine print, clauses, hidden meanings, which were intended to empower those few people with the absolute power to make slavery legal, according to their special interest, then that fact constitutes inculpatory evidence proving that self-evident fact. The criminals falsely represented the whole people by their actions that caused the slave trade to be subsidized and then to flourish as a direct result of that subsidizing of the slave trade in the north as well as the slave trade in the south, which included central bank fraud slavery that constitutes a thinly veiled so called tax.
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