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Excellent Ron Paul articles
- U.S. economic history that Ron Paul wants every American to know: Pt. I
- U.S. economic history that Ron Paul wants every American to know: Pt. II
- U.S. economic history that Ron Paul wants every American to know: Pt. III
- The 14th amendment is unconstitutional
How a bill becomes a law:
First, a bill must pass both houses of Congress by a majority vote. After it has passed out of Congress, it is sent along to the President. If the President signs the bill, it becomes law.
The President might not sign the bill, however. If he specifically rejects the bill, called a veto, the bill returns to Congress. There it is voted on again, and if both houses of Congress pass the bill again, but this time by a two-thirds majority, then the bill becomes law without the President’s signature. This is called “overriding a veto,” and is difficult to do because of the two-thirds majority requirement.
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Other Great and exciting links.
- Resurrect The Replublic Radio Show (With your hosts Tom Lacovara And Bruce Ray Riggs Mon-Fri 11am-12pm est)
- Doing business as the USA 1871
- Organic Act of 1801
- War Powers Resolution: Presidential Compliance September 11, 2001
- An Act to admit Arkansas after adopting the 14th Amendment
- Virginia ask for representation 14th Amendment government.
- Texas ask for representation in Congress
- Page 1 in the book which is page 27 in the pdf. War powers since March 9,1933. Done using emergency war powers to supersede the Constitutions Article 1 Sec. 10 “Gold and silver coil in tender of payment of debt”
- “ORIGINAL CONSTITUTIONAL CITIZEN is not a corporation” Bank of Augusta v. Earle 38 U.S. (13 Pet ) 510, 10 L. Ed. 274
- Page 102 in 20 Statue at Large page 126 in pdf Washington D.C. reincorporates as the United States Government June 11, 1868.
- President Lincolns E.O. #1 April 15, 1861.
- # 16 ,The first time Lincoln mentioned free the slaves and gave object of the war Sep. 22,1862 17 months after the war began.
- #39 House and Senate show the President was against Reconstruction and it’s 14th Amendment
- Chap. 30 replacing Constitutional elected State Governments for other that Constitutional ones.
- Chap. 7 new court system for United States other than article 3 court.
- Southern States Citizens in Chapter 6 forced to be made Citizens of the United States on March 28, 1867. Thus,16 months before the 14th Amendment was said ratified to create this citizen for the first time.
- Declaration of Cause and Necessity to Abolish the U.S. Government
- United States Bankruptcy Fraud, Core Section 1.
- Congress redefines the word “person” to mean among other things corporation.
- Constitution of the Confederate States of America- what was changed?
- 15th statue at large
- Established Article 1 courts replacing the Article 3 Constiututional ones.
- More efficient government
- US CODE STATING “Untited States” is a corporation
- Executive order 6 and 7 giving way to the 14th Amendment
- President Andrew Johnson speech against the reconstruction acts
- President Barak Obama’s act to by-pass voter accountablility
- The Amendment That Never Existed
- The 14th Amendment Is Unconstitutional – Judge L.H. Perez
- The Unconstitutionality of the 14th Amendment
- Emergency War Powers – You ARE the ENEMY According to H.R. 4960
- The United States of America is bankrupt. Literally!
- U.S. Law is Private Merchant Law
- The Real Thirteenth Article of Amendment to the Constitution of the United States
- What the Utah Supreme Court stated about the 14th Amendment
- Georgia General Assembly – 14th and 15th Amendments to U.S. Constitution Be Declared Void
- NON-Ratification of the 14th Amendment – Judge A.H. Ellett -165 pages
- A Great Recap of the Breakdown of Your Un-Alienable Rights
- The Law of Municipal Charters – An excerpt explaining the corporation of D.C.
- The Tree of Ownership of the Federal Reserve and Other Works to Study
- This is where the U.S. Treasury is handed over to the Federal reserve in 1920. SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. SEss. IT . Cu. 214 ,1920. Page 654 (note page 676 in the pdf) INDEPENDENT TREASURY. . 1920. Page 654
- #13 This proposed 13th Amendment would have secured slavery as a state right. Lincoln supported this in his first inaugural address The southern States did not vote on this due to planed succession. The US House approved the Resolution by a vote of 133-65. On March 2, 1861 the US Senate also such with a vote of 24-12.
- The Abraham Lincoln Papers at the Library of Congress
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- United States Bankruptcy Fraud, Core Section 1.
- Congress redefines the word “person” to mean among other things corporation.
- See where Texas gave up a Republic form of Government and asked for representation in 14th Amendment Congress.
- An Act to admit Arkansas to Congress after being blackmailed into adopting the 14th Amendment
- Organic Act of 1801 gave Law and establishes Washington D.C. pursuant to Article 1 Section 17 U.S. Constitution
- UNITED STATES = Washington D.C. doing business as the United Stated incorporated Feb. 01, 1871. This corporation was given all the powers not inconsistent with the laws and Constitution of the United States, which means consistent, double talk.
- A Congressional Act establishing article 1 courts replacing the Constitutional ones of Article 3. Thus, using Article 1 Section 8 clause 4 “Congress has the authority to enforce the laws of the United States” as a right to establish a new court system in 1967.
- Southern States Citizens in Chapter 6 forced to be made Citizens of the United States on March 28, 1867. Thus,16 months before the 14th Amendment was said ratified to create this citizen for the first time.
- Chap. 7 new court system for United States other than article 3 court.
- #39 House and Senate show the President was against Reconstruction and it’s 14th Amendment
- The Confederate and U.S Constitution are almost identical .
- #13 This proposed 13th Amendment would have secured slavery as a state right. Lincoln supported this in his first inaugural address The southern States did not vote on this due to planed succession. The US House approved the Resolution by a vote of 133-65. On March 2, 1861 the US Senate also such with a vote of 24-12.