Fundamental #14

Get ready for a laugh at this one perpetrated by our conquerors.  Yes, we have been defeated.

We actually never stood a chance against the type of warfare waged on our little Republic. We have and are still the spoils of war.  We have and are still nothing more than an object of plunder.  All that, and this:
1913, XVII Amendment.

The next section in our Constitution concerns Senators.  It is Article I section 3:

“The Senate of the United States shall be composed of two Senators from each State, chose by the Legislature thereof…”

This is how Senators were originally sent to the Congress.  You will find the same clause in the Confederate Constitution.  The Senators are supposed to represent the sovereign State governments.  They have to be at least thirty years old, a citizen for nine years and an inhabitant of the State from which they are chosen.

If you have conquered a nation, then you have to consolidate power into one so that you can dictate the plunder.  Senators that represent the States interest have to go.  They just used an Amendment for this purpose  (this is the laugh part). First off, the Congress cannot even propose anything that changes how Senators are chosen.  Here is the law:

Article I

Section 4
The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Place of Choosing Senators”. (bold mine)

This says that Congress cannot change how Senators are Chosen. Did Congress ever have the authority to propose the XVII Amendment? NO! They are told here that they don’t have the authority. They did it anyway in the form of an Amendment.

Amendment XVII:
(1913) “The Senate of the United States shall be composed of two Senators from each state, elected  by the people thereof…”
Under this, the Senators answer to the same constituents as the House. The Senate is now a rubber stamp to the House. No more separation of powers.

Here is how an amendment works:
Article I, section 5, states that when an Amendment is ratified by three fourths of the Legislatures of the States shall become part of the Constitution. This does not compute Will Robinson.

Article I, section 5, States: “…and no State without its Consent, shall be deprived of its equal Suffrage in the Senate.” OK, 100 percent of the States would have to ratify this Amendment to change the make up of the Senate, not three quarters. We know for a fact, that six States did not ratify this amendment  and the great State of Florida rejected it out of hand. (suffrage is a vote) What propaganda was used to float this gunship?

The US Congress put out that the state Legislatures were corrupt. Seventy one times before 1913, the State Legislatures were in a tie concerning Senators. The propaganda said that that is when the bribes began to fly. In order to have what we have today, each State would have to have given up their suffrage on the Senate Floor. An Amendment was not the effective venue. Although all this chicanery is forbidden by our Constitution, this happened next: This did not stop the Secretary of State (that’s an employee) , William Jennings Bryan from declaring it (XVII Amendment) ratified and passing it into law. Only the president can sign an Amendment into law. What Bryan did is like having the White House janitor pass an Amendment into law.

Article I section 7 “…Every Bill which shall have passed the House of Representatives and the Senate, shall, before it become a Law, be presented to the President of the United States ; if he approve he shall sign it…” We are the vanquished, we were overthrown with gobs of bribe money, assassins and secret governments within our visible government.

Just think of the amount of money that a Senator has to raise to run a Statewide campaign–can you say corruption?

Citizen Conway.