Tag: de jure

  • It’s Time

    CAN AMERICANS BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT AGAIN? by Dan O’Brien (Dec. 5, 2011) — It is time for the old “Congress of the Confederation” to reconvene operations under the Articles of Confederation; to declare to the world its emergency authority, as delegated by the several States, and then to exercise that authority so as to seize temporary…

  • Common Cause

    CAN THE STATES BECOME SOVEREIGN ONCE AGAIN? by Dan O’Brien (Aug. 9, 2011) — In reply to JB Williams’ excellent article in the August 8th edition of The Post & Email subtitled, “CAN AMERICANS FIND A “COMMON CAUSE’ TO EFFECT CHANGE?”  I would suggest that sooner, rather than later, we must reactivate the Continental Congress,…

  • Declaration of Sovereignty

    “THE PEOPLE AND THE STATE OF ALASKA” by Gordon Epperly (Jun. 11, 2011) —Editor’s Note: The following treatise was emailed to the members of the Alaska legislature on the evening of June 9, 2011 as well as Alaska Attorney General John J. Burns.  Mr. Epperly’s two websites are here and here. ——————————– COME NOW the…

  • Eligibility Case Inexplicably Reassigned to Obama Appointee

    BUT IS THE JUDGE DE FACTO OR DE JURE?  WHAT ABOUT OBAMA? by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 8, 2011) — In December 2008, Capt. Pamela Barnett (U.S. Army-Ret.) filed a complaint with the office of California Secretary of State Debra Bowen prior to the meeting of the Electors of the Electoral College.  In the complaint, Barnett…

  • A Possible Defense Strategy for Lt. Col. Terry Lakin

    BUT IS THE U.S. CONSTITUTION STILL IN EFFECT? by Brianroy (Dec. 11, 2010) — I sent the Lt. Col. Lakin team essential US Supreme Court cases to pound earlier in the year, and they blew it off. Yesterday, I tried sharing in their comment section something to the effect of what I have reconstructed below,…