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The United States Fourth Continental Congress (US4CC) will probably be the designation for the inevitable venue that orders the succeeding charter to the subsisting United States Constitution that was composed in 1787 by the legendary Philadelphia Convention, which for convenience for chronological placement is referred to as the Third Continental Congress (US3CC). The Second Continental Congress (US2CC, 1775-81) was responsible for the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation, which was designed for the Revolutionary War, and inevitably inadequate for the peacetime start-up of a commerce union that the United States was destined to become. The (First) Continental Congress (US1CC, 1774) was responsible for the initial negotiations with the British King concerning the infamous Intolerable Acts - the King ignored the grievances, and that prompted the organization of the Second Continental Congress.
Like the previous Continental Congresses the US4CC process will not happen overnight, and will most likely transpire over several years, because deliberating a more detailed and efficient charter that meets the expectations of modern sophistication will require tremendous comprehensive deliberation of details. It would not be improper to compare the process to that of the American engineering feats of the Panama Canal, the Manhattan Project, and the Apollo Program - we are going to be deliberate, and ultimately, get it right through the process of “trial and error.” Although, it will be impossible to follow every delegate and record their casual and private conversations that may influence their participation, the actual building of the charters will not be held in secret, and hopefully, explanations for terminology and directives will be presented for all to review. C-SPAN will probably be responsible for the general recording and broadcast of the committee and litigation sessions. Commercial reporting outlets will probably be allowed to record and broadcast equally (in compliance with any local regulations), but are not commissioned like C-SPAN will. Be aware that commercial reporters are free to preemption sessions, censor, and generate falsehoods about the convention to appease their commercial interests. And be aware that the convention sessions are going to be exercising legal terms that will be unfamiliar, tedious, or otherwise boring for the average citizen to observe and comprehend. Although, Joe the plumber is welcome to contribute ideas, more than likely, most of the contributions will come from skilled legal practitioners, scholars, and corporate directors.
Although, it is possible to start with the federal convention to generate and issue a charter format for the states to exercise; most likely, the federal convention will be preceded by municipal and then state conventions in an effort to graduate charter formatting, and various other aspects, including speeches by citizens concerning the various aspects. Every citizen will be provided an opportunity to contribute constructive ideas to their constituent municipal conventions, and the best ideas will be graduated to the constituent state conventions, and possibly introduced at the federal convention. The idea is to ensure that ideas are tested at the local district before being campaigned to the broader district.
Just like the process for the subsisting Constitution, the Fourth Continental Congress will ultimately be followed by a state ratification process that will determine state membership into the reorganized federal government. And just like the commencement in 1789, the state ratification process will be followed by a national inauguration assembly that will most likely take place again in New York City; which would be very convenient, because it allows for the commencement of a charter parade on a very famous route that will be the longest parade the world has ever seen - a wonderful experience for all. Expect plenty of fanfare, feasts, and fireworks to compliment the parading of the state charters accompanied by the global parading of the succeeding United States Constitution - the biggest party the world has ever had.
The peaceful and orderly revolution will be televised. The process will be broadcast around the world to reveal how it is that the United States is the innovative lead in the approach to world peace. The charter system that will be constructed in the convention series will fulfill the expectations for the Nobel Peace Prize that was awarded to President Barack Obama.
Copyright Ronald Martin
Like the previous Continental Congresses the US4CC process will not happen overnight, and will most likely transpire over several years, because deliberating a more detailed and efficient charter that meets the expectations of modern sophistication will require tremendous comprehensive deliberation of details. It would not be improper to compare the process to that of the American engineering feats of the Panama Canal, the Manhattan Project, and the Apollo Program - we are going to be deliberate, and ultimately, get it right through the process of “trial and error.” Although, it will be impossible to follow every delegate and record their casual and private conversations that may influence their participation, the actual building of the charters will not be held in secret, and hopefully, explanations for terminology and directives will be presented for all to review. C-SPAN will probably be responsible for the general recording and broadcast of the committee and litigation sessions. Commercial reporting outlets will probably be allowed to record and broadcast equally (in compliance with any local regulations), but are not commissioned like C-SPAN will. Be aware that commercial reporters are free to preemption sessions, censor, and generate falsehoods about the convention to appease their commercial interests. And be aware that the convention sessions are going to be exercising legal terms that will be unfamiliar, tedious, or otherwise boring for the average citizen to observe and comprehend. Although, Joe the plumber is welcome to contribute ideas, more than likely, most of the contributions will come from skilled legal practitioners, scholars, and corporate directors.
Although, it is possible to start with the federal convention to generate and issue a charter format for the states to exercise; most likely, the federal convention will be preceded by municipal and then state conventions in an effort to graduate charter formatting, and various other aspects, including speeches by citizens concerning the various aspects. Every citizen will be provided an opportunity to contribute constructive ideas to their constituent municipal conventions, and the best ideas will be graduated to the constituent state conventions, and possibly introduced at the federal convention. The idea is to ensure that ideas are tested at the local district before being campaigned to the broader district.
Just like the process for the subsisting Constitution, the Fourth Continental Congress will ultimately be followed by a state ratification process that will determine state membership into the reorganized federal government. And just like the commencement in 1789, the state ratification process will be followed by a national inauguration assembly that will most likely take place again in New York City; which would be very convenient, because it allows for the commencement of a charter parade on a very famous route that will be the longest parade the world has ever seen - a wonderful experience for all. Expect plenty of fanfare, feasts, and fireworks to compliment the parading of the state charters accompanied by the global parading of the succeeding United States Constitution - the biggest party the world has ever had.
The peaceful and orderly revolution will be televised. The process will be broadcast around the world to reveal how it is that the United States is the innovative lead in the approach to world peace. The charter system that will be constructed in the convention series will fulfill the expectations for the Nobel Peace Prize that was awarded to President Barack Obama.
Copyright Ronald Martin
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