Tag: de jure
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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…
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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,…
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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,…
