9/12/2001 - There is a well-defined
chain of events one follows to become an elected
government official. The process begins (1) with
campaign for office, (2) followed by election to
office, (3) followed by taking the Oath Of Office,
(4) and lastly going to work. Our US Constitution
requires that everyone do step (3), taking the
Oath Of Office.
Article 6 of our US Constitution says, in part,
". . . The Senators and Representatives
before mentioned (in Article 6), and the Members
of the several State Legislatures, and all
executive and judicial Officers, both of the
United States and of the several States, shall be
bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this
Constitution . . . " Not supporting the US
Constitution violates your Oath Of Office and
moves you back to Step 2 and out of your job.
When you violate your Oath Of Office you
immediately void your Constitutionally authorized
legal occupation of your office. Remaining in
office after violating your Oath Of Office
constitutes impersonation of a government
official, voids all legislation you submit or
sponsor, voids your votes, terminates your legal
participation in government, and makes fraudulent
your acceptance of pay.
You violate your Oath of Office by creating,
sponsoring or voting for a law which is in ANY
part un-Constitutional. You violate your Oath Of
Office by legislating from the bench instead of
following Constitutional instructions. You violate
your Oath Of Office by issuing an Executive Order
which in ANY part violates our US Constitution, or
by creating or enforcing a regulation which in ANY
part violates our US Constitution.
You violate your Oath Of Office, if you are a
judge, by saying in court words to the effect of
"Get that Constitutional crap out of my court
room -- I won't allow it here," or by
advertising that Constitutional protections are
not in effect in my court room by displaying a
fringed flag or any form of the American flag
other than plain Old Glory hanging on a plain
pole. You violate your Oath Of Office by
regulating a citizen off of his land, or refusing
to pay just compensation authorized by the Fifth
Amendment, or participating in or authorizing
participation in a government land-grab in
violation of Article 1 Section 8 of the US
Constitution.
America has a Constitution. Each State has a
Constitution. When laws which violate a State
Constitution or the US Constitution are drafted,
voted upon, or implemented and enforced, there
must be a penalty imposed upon the people
involved. Newly proposed legislation must be
examined immediately for compliance with our US
Constitution before it is submitted to the
legislature for a vote. No court battles or
studies dragging on for years can be allowed in
determination of Constitutionality.
As a practical matter, return to
Constitutionally-operating government must be
phased in, albeit quickly, to avoid complete
stoppage of government functions caused by the
entire population of legislators, judges,
executives, enforcers, and bureaucrats suddenly
getting fired. A pragmatic initial approach
dictates initially just withholding money and
power for each infraction of Constitutional
mandates.
As a start, a legislator who creates or
sponsors un-Constitution legislation must receive
an immediate and permanent 20% pay cut and loss of
5 years seniority applied to retirement benefits
and legislative seniority. Legislators who vote to
approve un-Constitutional bills, and judges who
legislate from the bench, lose 15% and 2 years.
Agency personnel who write regulations and enforce
un-Constitutional laws get cut 10% and 1 year.
This is for each bill, each vote, each judgment,
each regulation, and each enforcement, and is
cumulative. In about five to ten years, when
government is once more running in Constitutional
compliance, termination of employment can be added
as additional punishment for violations.
America has a huge inventory of
un-Constitutional law, case law, regulations, land
acquisitions, and Executive Orders which need
imposition of a 5-years sunset provision phased in
over twenty years, voiding each law found to be in
any part un-Constitutional unless that law is
rewritten and renewed to establish Constitutional
compliance.
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