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The Originally Proposed 13th Amendment
Titles of Nobility and Honors Amendment
The Titles of Nobility Amendment was proposed by the 11th Congress on May 1, 1810 as an amendment to the United States Constitution. It was approved and submitted to the state legislatures of the 17 states that
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Natural Law Versus Positive Law
Our founding fathers wanted to create a government that was founded upon the principles of Natural Law. They understood that in order to promote peace, prosperity and freedom that adherence to the laws of nature would be required.
God's Law treat eve
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Socialism is Not the Answer
The National Socialist Workers Party in Nazi Germany was a colossal failure which was responsible for death of millions. Socialism is a recipe that opens the door to tyranny and would turn our rights into privileges granted to us by the state.
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Comments from Kirk Beck
For your humble consideration: our Declaration of Independence points out that it is the right of the People to alter or abolish the government that we have created. We know that the majority of elected representatives in California continue to viol
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The States Should Just Say No to the 17th Amendment
When Parliament began to violate their rights, the colonists complained and when their petitions were ignored they took action. When the people in the Northern States believed that the Fugitive Slave Law was unconstitutional, they didn't nullified it
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Michael New is a Real Hero
 This Soldier took a virtual bullet for you! You need to know about it. February 1993 - 20-year-old Michael New enlisted in the United States Army and took an oath to defend the constitution of the United States. His Army Recruiter in Texas never |
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Utah Votes to Repeal the 17th Amendment
The Utah State Senate voted 20-6 to pass SJR2, and sent it to the House. It calls for Congress to repeal the 17th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which was ratified in 1913 to allow people to directly elect U.S. senators.Feb 25, 2016.
According
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Reply by Jeanine Kincheloe
In 1971 I paid cash for my 1st car, a 1-yr old Chevy Vega, for $1800. I filled it up for $3.80. Twinkies were 12 cents. I was 18.
My parents bought a large brick 4 bed, 2 bath, Chicago bungalow in burbs for $18.000.
Visits to the doctor were paid in
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The End of the Republic
And the Birth of Democracy
A bicameral legislature was established as the result of a Great Compromise that created two legislative houses with two different constituencies. This model creates a system of checks and balances that helps to guarantee
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Debt Slaves on the Federal Plantation
If the sheep were more intelligent they would not elect hungry wolves to protect them. If the American people knew that the men and women elected to serve the people were like the wolves in sheep's clothing.
The crime syndicate known as the mafia wh
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1913 Was a Very Bad Year
The Death of the Republic
A bicameral legislature was established as the result of a Great Compromise that created two legislative houses with two different constituencies. This model created a system of checks and balances that helps to guarantee t
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The Doctrine of Discovery; Why it Still Matters
The Doctrine of Discovery: Why it Still Matters Today
“[T]he native people[s] were never lost and they are not lost now. They were exactly where the Creator put them; therefore, they cannot be discovered. They already know the Creator and the Cre
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It is Time to Open Your Eyes
Open Your Eyes
The Federal government collected approximately $3.4 trillion dollars in tax revenue and spent $3.1 trillion dollars to pay the interest on the $22 trillion dollar national debt . Virtually every dollar that the government generated in
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Nullifying Unconstitutional Laws
Many of the Northern States refused to comply with the Fugitive Slave Law. because they believed it was Unconstitutional. They did not ask the Supreme Court to render an opinion Today, states still have aright to nullify laws that violate the Constit
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Jury Duty
Hello my name is Christopher,
I served for six months on a Carroll County Grand Jury. I studied hard, learning all I could before going in. I was surprised how scant the information was. I put together many bits & pieces from many historical sources
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