Dear MJ: When the time (i. e., the political and social climate) is right for publishing my entire New Constitution, I will decide when that will happen, not you. Lose your "bossy" attitude, before I consider you more a pest than a supporter. I would like to hear from other people, too. — John A. Armistead — Patriot > On Feb 10, 10:18 pm, MJ <[email protected]> wrote: > > from, my ‘New Constitution of the United States of America’! > > Let's see it. > [G] I’ve posted perhaps 40% of my New Constitution. To see that > much, follow the threads back in time. My individual Google replies— > amounting to like 200K words—give context explanations of much that is > in the document. Because I limited the length of the New Constitution > to 10 ledger-size sheets, the functional relationships of the various > parts requires reading all of the various parts. There are, perhaps, > four to five hundred specific corrections to government, and to our > controllable capitalist system. The later must be fair to their > employees and to their customers, and considerate and protective of > our environment. No one will need to fear not getting a fair > opportunity. But socialists, and their ilk, won’t be holding any sway > in this country. Bet on it! — John A. Armistead — > Like I said, let's see it. Post it. Provide it. Then ... support it. > Regard$, > --MJ“This ‘divine fact’ called government is generally resident in the will > and caprice of a person called a king; but it may exist under any other garb > or mask. It may call itself a prince, an emperor, a czar, a shah, a mikado, a > sultan, a president, a speaker of the House of Representatives. Whatever it > is, and in whatever shape it comes, whether it be angel or devil, its > peculiarity is that it exists and maintains itself and exercises its > authority outside of and upon the people it governs. > “The theorem continues thus: Government is not of the people, but apart from > them. It begins not in the hearts and hopes of them, but in its own passions > and ambitions… Did space permit, I should gladly summarize the work of this > monstrous thing among the nations of the earth. History is replete with the > story of the abuses, cruelties, and tyrannies of the fact called > government.” -- John Clark Ridpath, ca. 1898:
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