J.A.I.L. is More Than A
Step--
It Is The
Destination!
Sent: Saturday, March
19, 2005 5:45 AM
Subject: Re: "Losing
Our Delusions"
Dear Barbie,
Not enforceable? I beg to
differ. Our forefathers gave us a 1st and 2nd amendment for just this
purpose. The problem is not an enforceable Constitution. The
problem is the cowardly and greedy American people who do not have the guts to
stand up to the tyrannous government. Their excuse is not to rock the
boat or The government is going to do what they want any way and I have a
family to support. (Thank God George Washington didn't think this
way). They have lined their pockets and are lazy and comfortable in
their everyday drone life as this tyrannous government takes away more and
more freedoms. We have the best form of government in the world under
our Constitution but the "liberals" (socialists and communists), yes both
republican and democrat have been infiltrating our political offices and our
judicial offices and our colleges for years now and have become a source
of power in this country that is destroying America.
Why is there a two party system in
this country. Because it keeps us fighting each other instead of keeping
our eye on what the slime-balls in Washington are really doing. The
American people have evolved through an education system in this
country that programs instead of teaches. We have evolved into this
whiney society that expects the government to support us in every step of our
lives. We have become an I want it now society and if we do not have the
money we borrow it from greedy bankers that are sucking the life out of
the Country. If we cannot borrow it we expect it from the
government.
I believe J.A.I.L. is a step in the
right direction but we need all the American people helping us get the
word out. I canvas the streets handing out copies of the
initiatives. I email them to my representatives. I constantly
call them on the phone so that they cannot just ignore me. I speak
to what the government calls minorities in this country. They scream the
loudest about their people being arrested and put into jail just because
they are a certain color or nationality. These are the people we need to
convince not because of their minority or race but because their
organizations have the power through political correctness at this time in the
history of this country. Wake up Americans and lets take back our
country. Thank you Barbie for taking time to read this. Hope
you put this up for everyone to read.
Without Prejudice UCC
1-207
Patrick-James..Pendergast
Response from Barbie, J.A.I.L.
Dear Patrick:
The Constitution is not enforceable unless there is
included in it a separate and independent Article specifying ENFORCEMENT BY THE
PEOPLE. That is not part of the provisions, including the Amendments, addressed
to the jurisdiction of government to obey, but is an entirely separate
jurisdiction-- that of the People who have the ultimate responsibility to
see to it that all provisions, including the Amendments (such as the
First and Second), ARE OBEYED BY GOVERNMENT.
The Constitution was established on behalf of the
People, and is addressed TO our public servants (government), instructing them
HOW they are to protect the People's rights and guarantee that they will not be
infringed. It is important to recognize that we're dealing with two separate
interests: (1) that of the People in wanting their rights protected, and (2)
that of the government in performing that protection of the People's rights.
A major distinction between the two is that ONLY the
People have rights-- government DOES NOT have rights. To keep this fact
clear, we must address the subject of "rights" as basic, natural, inherent
rights. When we get into the field of delegated authority such as what the
People delegate to government to carry out its sole responsibility of protecting
the People's rights, and refer to that authority as government "rights," (the
"right" of government to do this or that), the term
gets murky, and before we know it, the government's "rights" so-called, start to
overtake the People's genuine rights which conflicts with the Laws of Nature.
The Constitution as it is written addresses only
government jurisdiction-- what government can and cannot do for the sole purpose
of protecting the unalienable rights of the People. To make the Constitution
enforceable, it must also address the "other side"
--i.e., the People's jurisdiction of monitoring the proper function of
government in fulfilling its purpose of protecting the People's rights, by
spelling out specifically the process by which the People can effectively hold
government in check. That process has to be included so that the People can
protect their interests against the risk of government getting out of control.
You see, it is the People who must control government-- NOT government
controlling the People. What do we see today?? --exactly
what should not have been allowed to happen had the
People provided the specific means for their enforcement of the Constitution at
the time it was written.
As a result of all these years living under the rule of
a controlling government, it has been accepted as the "norm" by a brainwashed
People through the media and government schools indoctrinating them.
Unfortunately, the situation has to become absurd enough until the People can't
MOVE without government approval! Folks-- we have practically reached that
point, but has the brainwashing and indoctrination of the People, producing
mind-control of the People, made it literally impossible for them to wake up to
reality?? Remember, this has been going on for
generations. How much time will it take to UNDO all the
damage that has been done to People's thinking?
Patrick's remarks above is a good example of what we're
still facing as a People. He states:
I believe J.A.I.L. is a step in the
right direction but we need all the American people helping us get the word
out. If the
People still regard J.A.I.L. as only "a step in the right direction," then
we have not awakened yet to reality. We are saying that the Constitution must be
enforced by the People, and J.A.I.L. is the ONLY way it can be done. The de
facto government has usurped its power, taking over control of the People, fast
approaching disastrous dimensions, and YET, Patrick opens his remarks by saying:
Not enforceable? I beg to
differ. Our forefathers gave us a 1st and 2nd amendment for just this
purpose. The problem is not an enforceable Constitution. The problem
is the cowardly and greedy American people who do not have the guts to stand up
to the tyrannous government.
People! People! The ONLY way "to
stand up to the tyrannous government" is by the passage of J.A.I.L. No part of
the Constitution, including all of its Amendments-- First, Second, etc. --
is enforceable by the People. Government can, and DOES,
ignore the Constitution at will, because the
judiciary which was designed to be the guardian of
individuals' rights, has deliberately disregarded that fiducial responsibility
to the People, thus allowing all of government to continue its usurpation of
power and destroying our freedom and liberty. The
judiciary is the spigot through which ALL government corruption flows, and the
People must clean it out with the solvent called "J.A.I.L."
Patrick, the First and Second Amendments are good in
theory, but meaningless in practice! As you say: We have the best form of government in the world
under our Constitution but that's all we have-- the "best FORM" of government. The People need
more than FORM-- WE NEED SUBSTANCE which is enforceability by
the People!
J.A.I.L. is not just "a step in the right direction" -- it is the final destination for the People, and the ONLY destination if the People are going to have any hope of being able to exercise the rights with which they were endowed by their Creator!
-Barbie
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tireless
minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds.." - Samuel
Adams
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who is
striking at the
root."
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