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Termyn8or -> RE: I don't trust ANY of them anymore. The more things “change” the more things stay the same. (10/29/2009 10:57:16 PM)
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Hunky, enforce the original thirteenth amendment.
Now is the chance, to educate. The bar association is a branch of the English bar. That means a title bestowed by another government entity.
This would have been prohibited had not the civil war begun, in which all kinds of records were lost and/or destroyed. The writing of Dodge and Dunn might be of interest, but I am not sure of the spelling/names, it has not come up in a while.
However there is REAL refuting evidence of it's passage. Many say it was indeed passed, but Ohio voted for it, however Ohio was not a state at the time. Even though they made Ohio a state retroactively in 1953 to 1803, it would not be Constitutional because of it's retroactivity. Therefore if we accept it's passage, we allow something wholly unconstitutional, but then if we reject it, on what basis ?
The titles of nobility act lost no matter which way you argue it, so what does it matter ? To me this is not proof of anything except that we are not playing with kids. They started way before we did.
Technically I go with the Constitution, that Ohio is not, and never was a state. Therefore the Titles of nobility act was never passed. Those are the facts, and that is from someone who has been studying this BS for decades. If we are to accept and use facts in our favor from the Constitution, we must also accept thos parts of it which don't quite please us. To do any less is to do what "they" do.
But really, it would've been nice.
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