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comminc@webaccess.net (Col Roberts) wrote:
> YOUR ACTION IS NEEDED TO ENFORCE PRINCIPLES OF THE CONSTITUTION
Here we go again... More lies from good ol' "Colonel" Archie Roberts. For
example:
> The people, source of all political power, are responsible for instructing
> State elected officials to direct their agents in Washington to confine
> the functions of government to limitations defined in the Constitution of
> the United States.
Lie. State officials neither have the responsibility nor the power to act
on behalf of the peopl to offer instructions to the federal government.
   The convention which framed the Constitution was, indeed, elected by the 
   state legislatures. But the instrument, when it came from their hands, was 
   a mere proposal, without obligation, or pretensions to it. It was reported 
   to the then existing Congress of the United States, with a request that it 
   might 'be submitted to a convention of delegates, chosen in each state, by 
   the people thereof, under the recommendation of its legislature, for their 
   assent and ratification.'...
   From these conventions the Constitution derives its whole authority. The 
   government proceeds directly from the people; is 'ordained and 
established' 
   in the name of the people....
McCulloch v. Maryland, 17 U.S. 316 (1819).
> A.  How to instruct your State lawmakers to introduce ³A Resolution
> relating to United States military forces and the United Nations;
> memorializing Congress to cease certain activities concerning the United
> Nations². (Oklahoma Resolution #1047)
Lie. The resolution was adopted by the Oklahoma House of Representatives,
not the entire state legislature; there is no such document as "Oklahoma
Resolution #1047." (Nor is a resolution number meaningful without a
corresponding year ).
> B.  How to instruct your State lawmakers to direct the State Attorney
> General to file in the Supreme Court of the United States ³A Complaint for
> Declaratory Judgement, Injunctive and Other Equitable Relief², against the
> Secretary General, United Nations, under authority of ŒOriginal
> Jurisdictionı Article III, section 2, Constitution of the United States.
> Brief prepared by Judge J.J. Boesel, ret.
A municipal court judge in Auglaize County, Ohio who never authored a
published opinion or law review article, and has no particular qualifications 
to discuss constituional law.
Follow-ups limited from the "Colonel"'s usual spam.
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Any opinions are my own, and should not be construed as legal advice, etc.
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