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Termyn8or -> RE: If the Constitution were written today?I (4/11/2006 4:44:30 PM)
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"The early American Bars were *franchises* of the British INTERNATIONAL Bar. "
OK and a franchise is what ?
This seems contradictory, but then, I am about to do that too. Ohio was one of the ratifiers, but had not become a state. Ohio became a state in 1953 retroactively 150 years. Since retroactive Law is unconstitutional and null and void, welcome to my country, province, territory or whatever. Whatever the case, Dodge and Dunn found printed copies of the Constitution in a few different libraries. All the facts are not clear probably partly due to the "reconstruction".
I have found so many lies in mainstream history that I am open to the possibility that many many things we were taught were untrue. Similar lies exist in many many fields. That's why I used to like math, it is clear cut. If mathematic principles were applied to other forms of learning, that is that you must prove everything, things would be different.
Anyway, the authors of the original thirteenth amendment thought it necessary. Why do you think that was ? Their intent was clear. It is also a fairly good assumption that they intended it to include members of the Bar, which by your own words was a "franchise" of a foreign entity.
Couple things:
1. If you want to discuss the Titles Of Nobility Act in depth, let's take it to mail.
2. No flames, all we have here is a difference.
The tinfoil hat remark may have been a bit out of line, everbody knows they don't work. Best thing is tennis shoes so you are not grounded, and a metal chastity belt or other bondage device applied away frow the head to redirect the rays :-)
If the Constitution were written today, if I was in on it, it wouldn't be 1-10 inclusive, it would be 1-11;
Eleventh original amendment of 2006: If anyone violates this Constitution they will be punished by Law. If any person uses re-interpretation of the Constitution for gain or usurpation of the People's Rights they shall be executed.
How about a Twelfth :
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