All the things which have outraged patriots in recent decades ... the Iraq War, Open Borders, the North American Union, etc ... are a part of the bigger Constitutional issue: what is the proper role of government in a self-governing society? The Constitution limits the role of the Federal government to a very small number of specified functions ... small compared to the vast powers the Federal government has usurped today. All other powers and authority, the Constitution says, belong in the hands of the States, and the people (Amendment #10). It is not specified how the people will exercise such power and authority, but it is clear from the whole order and arrangement of the Constitution that the powers and authority flow from the source: from God to man (by Common Law), from men (the people) to the States, which are the creations of man and God, and therefore subject to the authority of their creators, and thence to the Federal government of the United States under very specific limitations as set forth in the Constitution. Therefore the people are not limited in their authority, except by God. The States are limited as to the powers granted them by the people, as specified by the peoples' representatives in their respective State constitutions (according to the will of the people). And the Federal Government, being the creation of the States, is limited by the Constitution according to the will of the States (and the people, and God). Inasmuch as the Constitution is the constitution of the United States, not of the particular States, it is not concerned with the terms the citizens of any particular State write into their State constitution, except that the States must operate under a republican (popular representative) form of government, and recognize the rights and protections the U.S. Constitution grants to all its citizens.
In recent years, as we see how our government is failing to perform its basic, specified responsibilities (such as protecting our borders) and is deceiving us into unwarranted and illegal wars by lies and trickery, we must wonder how the authors of our free system of Constitutional government (the authors being God and the American people) are meant to defend themselves and our self-government from the bloodthirsty cruel and cynical aggression of a tyrannical conspiracy of neo-con elites?
We obviously can not depend on Congress to clean house and set things right again. Since the 2004 elections they have done nothing to close the Open Borders, to withdraw our troops from Iraq, or even to recognize the existence of the illegal North American Union conspiracy. Clearly the ultimate power under the Constitution, the American people, needs to be mobilized to stop the conspirator's headlong rush into tyranny and a police state.
We can do this several ways. We should deploy all possible ways at once, as soon as possible. Please, if you can think of other effective ways, email them to us.
Force (and the threat of force) is something the conspirators respect. So the Second Amendment must be defended. If they choose to start a wholesale seizure of citizens' guns, that is a declaration of war against the American people, our Constitution and the American nation. Concord, Lexington and Saratoga all over again.
We must as quickly as possible rally the people, the "grassroots" in the counties. Forget the big cities. The Conspiracy can't deploy them anyway, as they have been brainwashed into their own little "me-first" worlds. RSG attempted to recruit a number of large, national, "so-called Patriotic", organizations into urging their members to join a national patriotic movement out in the counties, but it turned out they were all controlled by the enemy.
But meanwhile, before it is too late, we should create another legal tool which can be used by the local people to make it clear to Congress, the Government and especially to the majority of our own citizens as to what "the people" want most. At the time of the 2004 mid-term elections it was Controlled Borders and an end to the Iraq War, but in a month or two (or a week or two) it will probably be the Economy. This is what always happens. The elites know that if they delay a year or two, other problems will arise, and meanwhile the unresolved problems will have gotten worse. We may be into a war with Iran, or the whole Muslim Middle East, any time now. And the flood of Mexicans coming across our southern border will eventually make political consensus (for solving problems) impossible, and the voice of the people will be forever silenced. And the NAU? With our Constitution replaced by the NAU, we will be under the thumbs of the Mexican elites, the Secret Empire Imperial elites of Canada and our own elite traitors. One-World-Government coming up.
We need to get National Referendum approved by the States now. All the modern nations have it, except the U.S.
With National Referendum we can tell not only Congress and the President what we demand now, but also tell the rest of the American people, who are being confused and divided by press and media lies. Each referendum needs to be short, clear and specific. The opposition has always crippled state referendums by making them confusing and long-winded, so the voter doesn't know what it is about. Don't allow that to happen with National Referendums. Trust the people, but not the elites.
There have been proposals to let the people write legislation. But this would give the elites, and the press and media a vastly-larger opportunity to confuse the issues, confuse the people, introduce obstacles and buy people to oppose it. Rather I would suggest the referendum be short and direct: "Pull our troops out of Iraq in 60 days", or: "Order the Border Patrol, reinforced by the National Guard, to work with the Sheriffs Offices and landowners along the border to arrest all illegal border crossers and detain them in tent camps indefinitely.", or "Scrap the NAU, and fire all Federal employees working with it." Then attached to all referendums could be the requirement that Congress pass enabling legislation responding to the referendum within 30 days, or a referendum committee will write it, and Congress must have an open roll-call vote on it with a week of its presentation.
Something along those lines, which cannot be delayed. Or, alternatively, if Congress doesn't call an open, roll-call vote on it within 30 days, it automatically becomes law, the referendum committee filling in the enabling wording.
The role of the States should be enlarged as a healthy brake on the power-crazy Feds. The state legislatures can do much to counter the deadly influence of the Rockefeller, Carnegie, Ford, and other foundations on local government. These foundations are controlled by the international bankers. They lubricate their activities out in the counties, not only with foundation funds, but also with Federal funds distributed by executive bureaucrats without the approval of Congress. They use the "Regions" organizational structures to tie local governments (and their agencies) to Regional programs that replace the decision-making and authority of local government (and law-enforcement, such as the sheriffs' offices and local police). This is a hidden conspiracy to undermine and replace local government (and law enforcement) with nationwide controls administered by the "Regions". The 10 Regions were created early in the last century. They were intended to replace the States. When the States are gone, so is the Constitution, which was the creation of the States. Because the States are a creation of the people (the voters) organized and expressed through local grass-roots, the participation of the grass-roots is the heart and essence of self-government, as the Constitution put ultimate authority in the hands of the people.
By luring local government agencies (and local law enforcement) with foundation and federal money to bind them to Regional policies and programs, the local voters no longer can make the necessary decisions to control the direction of local government. So self-government is no longer possible, less so every year. This is invisible, creeping dictatorship. It can only be stopped by local voters, most of whom are not even aware of what is happening. Nor do they understand any more that they are self-government. We have to help them to understand how important they really are, and to rally them to stop our nation's slow slide into dictatorship.