Issue 1993-12:

“15% In: Can Our Constitution Be Compromised?”

To Read This Issue:

• 94% In: No Record Of The U.S. Constitution Will Be Found
• Page 3: Constitution put aside – a step to enslavement
• Page 4: Constitution – can it be compromised?
• Page 17: New States Constitution as a substitute for present constitution
• Page 30: U.S. Constitution to disappear completely

Excerpts From This Issue On Constitution

• 1% in: “the New World Order a li a href Can Our Constitution Be Compromised Can Our Constitution Be Compromised? a li a href If Invaded Forg”
• 1% in: “Our Constitution Be Compromised Can Our Constitution Be Compromised? a li a href If Invaded Forget Calling 911 If Invaded Forget Cal”
• 6% in: “y Minds a li a href No Record of the US Constitution Will Be Found No Record of the U.S. Constitution Will Be Found a li a href Stay”
• 6% in: “ion Will Be Found No Record of the U.S. Constitution Will Be Found a li a href Staying Spiritual As the New World Order Comes Down S”
• 9% in: “n expect to see their rights taken, the Constitution put aside and the New States Constitution initiated see back issues for details”
• 9% in: “nstitution put aside and the New States Constitution initiated see back issues for details about the New States Constitution , and o”
• 9% in: “issues for details about the New States Constitution , and other laws put into effect which would enslave this country. p This Aware”
• 12% in: “ain entities to add an amendment to the Constitution to fix the state lines as permanent boundaries. p If this is accomplished, it w”
• 12% in: ” dominion of the United Nations and the Constitution of the United States is dissolved and replaced by the New States Constitution, “
• 12% in: “issolved and replaced by the New States Constitution, which many of you know of through Dr. p Beter s earlier taped messages . p Whe”
• 15% in: “nd religious concepts. p a name Can Our Constitution Be Compromised a h3 Can Our Constitution Be Compromised? h3 p There is of cours”
• 15% in: “onstitution Be Compromised a h3 Can Our Constitution Be Compromised? h3 p There is of course the question of the Constitution of the”
• 15% in: ” There is of course the question of the Constitution of the United States, the question being Is it possible to compromise the Const”
• 15% in: ” being Is it possible to compromise the Constitution? To give up some of it if so, what part would be given up? p Shall one give up “
• 15% in: “there are so many aspects of the U.S. p Constitution, that if any part is given up, all of the human freedoms are threatened and may”
• 15% in: “r the whole world to embrace the U.S. p Constitution, to take on the qualities and values exemplified in the U.S. p Constitution so “
• 15% in: “es and values exemplified in the U.S. p Constitution so that human rights and protections become law in all countries, but this does”
• 15% in: “he intention is to eliminate the U.S. p Constitution. p It appears also that the intention of the New World Order is to eliminate Ch”
• 15% in: “protection of all aspects of the U.S. p Constitution, but this Awareness indicates these things will be settled during that which is”
• 23% in: “at entities experience under the U.S. p Constitution are then spread throughout the world, and a new spiritual world community emerg”
• 35% in: “e Rockefellers would prefer to keep the Constitution in effect, whereas the Rothschilds will attempt to destroy the United States Co”
• 35% in: “ll attempt to destroy the United States Constitution in order to create regional governments, ten regional governments. p a name Com”
• 35% in: “t or Bill to create an Amendment to the Constitution that fixes the boundaries of the states within the Constitution, so that the st”
• 36% in: “the boundaries of the states within the Constitution, so that the states, in the United States, will become part of the law, as they”
• 36% in: “these boundaries and still abide by the Constitution, which is still the law of the land. p In doing this, it will smoke out those p”
• 36% in: ” or the effort of destroying the U.S. p Constitution and creating a New States Constitution, which redefines the United States into “
• 36% in: ” Constitution and creating a New States Constitution, which redefines the United States into ten regional districts. p This Awarenes”
• 36% in: “ne the states boundaries as part of the Constitution, will be seen as the true Americans as being loyal to their oath of office, and”
• 36% in: ” the New World Order and the New States Constitution, it will cause these entities to think twice about their loyalties to the New W”
• 36% in: ” the New World Order and the New States Constitution, and many of them will change their allegiance and begin to work to restore the”
• 36% in: “re the strength and power of the U.S. p Constitution. p This Awareness indicates that the one major thing that keeps this country fr”
• 36% in: “country has been based upon through the Constitution. p a name More Crazed Gunman Incidents To Be Staged a h3 More Crazed Gunman Inc”
• 37% in: “less and less credibility to the U.S. p Constitution and to persuade the ownership of guns is a bad thing and that the public should”
• 44% in: “events reach a certain point, where the Constitution is truly threatened, these military forces will not hesitate to act. p This Awa”
• 45% in: “these traitorous efforts to subvert the Constitution, and it appears that as more people awaken and express themselves and become co”
• 48% in: “ncludes the full text of the New States Constitution which is planned to replace our present Constitution. p a name The New World Or”
• 48% in: “which is planned to replace our present Constitution. p a name The New World Order Part 3 a h3 The New World Order Part 3 h3 p a nam”
• 48% in: “these entities will want to destroy the Constitution of the United States and to impose a new set of laws on the masses. p This Awar”
• 48% in: “have to first violate their oath to the Constitution, which they gave when they took office. p Many of these entities as politicians”
• 48% in: ” oath of office their allegiance to the Constitution, and when these entities change and pledge their allegiance to the New World Or”
• 49% in: ” up the New World Order and destroy the Constitution to which they had sworn allegiance. p This Awareness indicates that in the mean”
• 50% in: “re you on? p Those who will violate the Constitution, the law of the land, and commit treason against this law, or those who will st”
• 53% in: “he near future seek an amendment to the Constitution requiring that the state boundaries be fixed, when this Bill is passed or voted”
• 53% in: “ch entities are voting according to the Constitution and which are voting according to the regional government plan for a destructio”
• 53% in: “truction of the United States and a new constitution based on the Rockefeller plans that were created in that Santa Barbara research”
• 53% in: “research facility called the New States Constitution. p The eleven million dollar research sponsored and directed by Tugwell, paid f”
• 53% in: “ned to substitute for the United States Constitution as the New States Constitution, was promoted as a kind of exercise in politics,”
• 53% in: “d States Constitution as the New States Constitution, was promoted as a kind of exercise in politics, but for eleven million dollars”
• 54% in: “ntees this is all out of the New States Constitution created by the Rockefellers and Tugwell, from the University of Chicago, and it”
• 54% in: “ess indicates that when this vote for a Constitutional Amendment suggesting the lines of the states, the borders of the states be ente”
• 54% in: “rders of the states be entered into the Constitution as now placed, the borders as now placed be entered into the Constitution as fi”
• 54% in: “rders as now placed be entered into the Constitution as fixed, as part of the law those who vote for this will be seen as the patrio”
• 63% in: “ese on talk shows. p The people, by the Constitution, do hold the power, and can influence the vote and can influence leaders, but o”
• 79% in: “r, and the question Is it backed by our Constitution? p That type of thing. p Is TV Programming Us For The New World Order? Why Are “
• 80% in: ” you no longer have guarantees from the Constitution, you will have no right, no way whereby you can speak to others, to rally other”
• 83% in: “ice to stand by their allegiance to the Constitution, to the values of the country and to the protection of the people against the p”
• 83% in: ” of the land and your allegiance to the Constitution and the country you have sworn to uphold? p This Awareness indicates there coul”
• 84% in: “scation of weapons is to get rid of the Constitution. p This Awareness indicates that it is an action that would put the horse in it”
• 84% in: “t entities would see that right now the Constitution is the law of the land, and the New World Order is a violation. p This Awarenes”
• 84% in: “ate some of those who would destroy the Constitution and replace it with some totalitarian system known as the New World Order. p Th”
• 94% in: “mentation. p a name No Record of the US Constitution Will Be Found a h3 No Record of the U.S. p Constitution Will Be Found h3 p This”
• 94% in: “l Be Found a h3 No Record of the U.S. p Constitution Will Be Found h3 p This Awareness indicates there may come a time when the Cons”
• 94% in: “ndicates there may come a time when the Constitution of the United States cannot even be found in libraries, cannot be found in hist”
• 94% in: ” may come a time when all traces of the Constitution and its various guarantees of freedoms will be seen as politically dangerous, a”

Issue 1991-05:

“26% In: The Campaign To Scrap Our Constitution Begins”

To Read This Issue:

• 38% In: What Is The Best Approach To Prevent The Demise Of Our U.S. Constitution? What Is The Best “Legal” Approach?
• Page 7: Campaign to scrap our constitution begins! (The)
• Page 9: Demise of our US Constitution (What is the best approach to prevent the?)
• Page 9: Scary parts of the New States Constitution

Excerpts From This Issue On Constitution

• 7% in: “being that which would do away with the Constitutional rights and guarantees that even back in the earliest read ings through this Int”
• 7% in: ” this Interpreter It warned about a new constitution, the New States Constitution, drawn up in Santa Barbara, which took ten years a”
• 7% in: “bout a new constitution, the New States Constitution, drawn up in Santa Barbara, which took ten years at a cost of some 29 million d”
• 8% in: ” that would supersede the United States Constitution, and the states constitutions. Bill Cooper s Book A Classic of Conspiracy Mater”
• 14% in: “ould be preparing to do away with their Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and to set up a total itarian system, designed to be used “
• 15% in: “o that guaranteed by your United States Constitution for the entire world to share in, but at this time, this is not what is seen. I”
• 18% in: “y of freedom, chewing out chunks of the Constitution and ignoring the Bill of Rights, changing, altering and gradually getting rid o”
• 18% in: “ders and new rules and laws that may be unconstitutional but which hold up in courts of law that are not representative of the Constitut”
• 18% in: ” law that are not representative of the Constitution. This Awareness indicates that there is the gradual decay of what was once Amer”
• 18% in: “oath to obey and protect and defend the Constitution, they instead erode it, one step at a time. That behind those money powers are “
• 21% in: “ver the United States, and impose a new constitution or laws on the people. That this will be, of course, The New States of America “
• 21% in: “e, of course, The New States of America Constitution. 6. That there is, however, another argument that these banking families who ha”
• 21% in: “ent conditions in that according to the Constitution, Congress alone has the right to mint and coin money and that the Treasury Note”
• 26% in: “nta 8B 8 An Opportunity to Turn Barbara Constitution for the New States of America, plus much much more, is also available from C.A.”
• 26% in: “l ld lt si 7. THE CAMPAIGN TO SCRAP OUR CONSTITUTION BEGINS! I QUESTION N J., of Buffalo, New York writes I would like to ask a ques”
• 26% in: “orial entitled It s time to replace the Constitution with something that worksl I think I d better read this because I ve seen simil”
• 26% in: “, leading to what will be promoted as a constitutional convention to make changes in the Constitution, Once these changes begin, the e”
• 26% in: “ional convention to make changes in the Constitution, Once these changes begin, the entire Constitution is likely to be scrapped and”
• 26% in: “n, Once these changes begin, the entire Constitution is likely to be scrapped and the New States Constitution implanted. This Awaren”
• 26% in: “ikely to be scrapped and the New States Constitution implanted. This Awareness wishes to inform entities that this New States Consti”
• 27% in: “to inform entities that this New States Constitution denies most of the freedoms that you now enjoy, and while it is worded in legal”
• 27% in: ” all powers now given in the New States Constitution to the police. This Awareness indicates that this kind of phrase ology as that “
• 27% in: “erything except what is covered in this Constitution is under the jurisdiction of the police, therefore, if it is not covered in the”
• 27% in: “ar and tricky phrases in the New States Constitution that there will be little room for anyone to move or have any rights of freedom”
• 27% in: “eedoms that have been allowed under the Constitution. This Awareness suggests the question continue. QUESTION CONTINUES Okay. I ll j”
• 28% in: “ida. The title IT S TIME TO REPLACE THE CONSTITUTION WITH SOMETHING THAT WORKS. It no longer applies to the way the nation and its p”
• 28% in: “hing that works. This means convening a constitutional convention to scrap the current Constitution, or most of it, and substitute a n”
• 28% in: “utional convention to scrap the current Constitution, or most of it, and substitute a new document for today and tomorrow. The old C”
• 28% in: “ocument for today and tomorrow. The old Constitution worked remarkably well for two centuries, but it no longer applies to the way t”
• 30% in: “the piper, will call the tune. When the constitutional delegates convened in Philadelphia in 1787, it was thought they would merely re”
• 30% in: “tion. Instead, they created a whole new Constitution, meant for the long haul. In framing a system which we wish to last for ages, t”
• 31% in: “es. A national contraction to amend the Constitution may be called by the Congress at the request of two thirds of the states. The s”
• 31% in: “ounders, they will insist on a full new Constitution, not a patchwork job. Could such a group be dangerous? Certainly. But changing “
• 31% in: ” call for a revolution, which is what a constitutional convention could and should be, just as the 1787 convention was. It will be a r”
• 32% in: “hey probably would.n t, because the new Constitution doubtless would be first rate, meant to last for the ages, or for 200 years, wh”
• 32% in: “overallfcurrent scheme to overthrow the Constitution of the United States? COSMIC AWARENESS This as in the affirmative. QUESTION Is “
• 32% in: “George Bush intentionally exceeding his Constitutional authority as Commander in Chief of the armed forces to force this confrontation”
• 33% in: ” certain action without permission of a constitutional or legal document and gotten by with it, then it would imply that the current p”
• 34% in: “s attempt to supersede the current U.S. Constitution with another document under the auspices of the United Nations? COSMIC AWARENES”
• 34% in: “rder has been imp lemented, the current Constitution will come under scrutiny. A constitutional convention is probable and the curre”
• 34% in: “onstitution will come under scrutiny. A constitutional convention is probable and the currency of the United States or Federal Reserve”
• 35% in: ” the United States, change currency and Constitution and rules, and do all of this with a rnin imum amount of disturbance to the mas”
• 35% in: “es they enjoyed under the United States Constitution. This Awareness indicates that messages such as this will be forbidden. Entitie”
• 37% in: “the major changes that occur, such as a constitutional convention to scrap the old Constitution. Some Scary Parts of the New States Co”
• 37% in: “stitutional convention to scrap the old Constitution. Some Scary Parts of the New States Constitution This Awareness indicates that “
• 37% in: “ion. Some Scary Parts of the New States Constitution This Awareness indicates that entities really need to read the New States Const”
• 37% in: “ties really need to read the New States Constitution. It gives the president a 9 year term in office, and senators also have a long “
• 38% in: “or it and take your property under this constitution, but if it were Just compensation, they would have to pay you fair market price”
• 38% in: “ROACH TO PREVENT THE DEMISE OF OUR U.S. CONSTITUTION r A couple of other questions from N.J. He writes lf the above questions are an”
• 39% in: “d of Bush s success in overthrowing the Constitution? Also, what would be the best legal approach for your readership to take to pre”
• 39% in: “ip to take to prevent the demise of the Constitution? COSMIC AWARENESS This Awareneness indicates that the entity William Cooper has”
• 39% in: “d senators, to the talk of changing the Constitution, or if they write asking for clarification as to what is implied by the concept”
• 39% in: “ke a more firm stand in defending these constitutional rights. The elected officials pay considerable attention to their constituents “
• 40% in: ” a threat to the Bill of Rights, to the Constitution guarantees and to voice their concerns to these people who either work for the “
• 40% in: “y involved in the plot to overthrow our Constitution will be impeached or even better, tried for high treason? What would be the bes”
• 41% in: “n the military, are sworn to uphold the Constitution. Of course, this swearing in to uphold the Constitution is a kind of ironic sit”
• 41% in: ” course, this swearing in to uphold the Constitution is a kind of ironic situation when pledges are taken for Trilateralists members”
• 42% in: “rn if an entity is sworn to protect the Constitution and then swears in the joining of another organization that his previous oath i”
• 42% in: “eedoms that have been granted under the Constitution, and although they might be fooled for some time, when the freedoms actually ap”
• 65% in: “ure wars and will be asked to scrap the Constitution of the United States, including the Bill of Rights, and all the freedoms that a”
• 75% in: “d upon the nation to substitute for the Constitution. Essentially it is likened unto someone who wants to bankrupt a company. In thi”
• 76% in: “t loaned money, which, according to the Constitution is the dollar, but was loaned instead Federal Reserve I.0.U. notes. This Awaren”
• 82% in: “sidenfs Executive Orders as well as the Constitution of the UN, and our economy is in shambles. Bush is melting deals with Mexico an”

Issue 1996-08:

“17% In: The Freeman’s Philosophy Is Closer To Constitutional Reality”

To Read This Issue:

• 22% In: Why The Federal Reserve Is Illegal And Unconstitutional
• 86% In: The Real Bill Clinton Had Agreed To Work For The Constitution

Excerpts From This Issue On Constitution

• 6% in: “t oi Patriots promoting a return to the Constitution which has begun gathering more and more momentum. This Awareness indicates on S”
• 6% in: “ashington DC, demanding a return to the Constitution, and for e ofiieials of govern ment to restate and pledge themselves to the Con”
• 6% in: “to restate and pledge themselves to the Constitution. A Million Lawsuits and Subpoenas to be Filed Against Ofticials This Awareness “
• 6% in: “Constitu tion, their sworn oaths to the Constitution, a.ncl Lhesc are to be put into serni trucks, taken to the Republican Conventio”
• 6% in: “e vacated eir oath of allegiance to the Constitution ofthe United States. This Awareness indicates that these lawsuits are planned a”
• 9% in: “an do others, wherein for exaniipie the Constitution is considered the Law ofthe Land an is held as a sacred document for several hu”
• 9% in: “the statutes are supposed to follow the Constitution to be legal, but wherein entities focus more and more on statutes, and the stat”
• 9% in: ” on a distortion that is askew from the Constitutional Laws, then powers and forces begin to accumulate or gather to enforce the statu”
• 9% in: ” to enforce the statutes and ignore the Constitutional Law of the Land. Patriots and Loyalists Realize They Must Make a Stand At some “
• 9% in: “ome point, Patriots or Loyalists to the Constitution will feel it is essential to make a stand based on the law of the land as exemp”
• 9% in: “e law of the land as exemplified by the Constitution. This Aware ness indicates that wherein the courts are established to follow th”
• 9% in: “o follow the statutes and to ignore the Constitution, only all lflg lip service and pretense tothe Constitution, then csc are tricks”
• 9% in: “all lflg lip service and pretense tothe Constitution, then csc are tricks whereby the deeeivers can confuse the public to make it se”
• 10% in: “it seem as thou gh anyone following the Constitution is criminal in behavior, is doing something wrong because the statutes prevent “
• 10% in: ” not willing to recognize Common Law or Constitutional Law when it comes to a difference of which law is to be used. These entities in”
• 10% in: “s cor ning under the Common Law and the Constitutional Law of the Land rather than under the statutory laws of the corporation known a”
• 11% in: ” and therefore, as in Article 10 of the Constitution, the lOth Amendment, wherein the Federal Government can hold only the ower give”
• 12% in: “ntrol of the United States, through the Constitution, and the Federal Government can be dissolved. This Awareness indicates there ar”
• 12% in: “d Tax, winch was originally against the Constitution. Why the Income Tax is Illegal They began to pay a tax on what thev were told w”
• 14% in: “, The Freemerfs Philosophy is Closer to Constitutional Reality This Awareness indicates that these entities have gone back to the basi”
• 14% in: ” have come om statutorjv law that usurp Constitutional and Common Law have become so clearly familiar to the masses, that the masses b”
• 18% in: ” Counties agreed on certain thinps in a Constitution that reflected their interests, and tiese entities realize that the Headquarter”
• 19% in: ” Why the Federal Reserve Is Illegal and Unconstitutional The Federal Reserve Bank in 1913, the night before Christmas Eve WandS 1.1Sl1E “
• 23% in: “gally operating against the rules ofthe Constitution from e ve f beginning, many ofthe Freemen see that the 5 trillion dollar debt i”
• 26% in: “1d we lose our freedcwn? What about the Constitution? Doesnft anybody remember it? And they will wonder how it all disap pearedr Tod”
• 85% in: ” are loyal to the United States and its Constitution, and those who are loyal to the Globalists and their New World Order, This Awar”
• 86% in: “ho arc still to al to thc United States Constitution, to which they pllltdgcd and swore their allegiance. This Awareness indicates t”
• 86% in: “e, have also sworn an allegiance to The Constitution and the nation, but will not honor that allegiance. They are more loyal to the “
• 86% in: “Bill Clinton had Agreed to Work for the Constitution Therefore, there will bc a charge of treason for these entities, and knowing th”
• 92% in: “Federal lu e who is sworn to uphold the Constitution of the Uni States ban books under our constitution? COSMIC AW I This Awareness “
• 92% in: “n of the Uni States ban books under our constitution? COSMIC AW I This Awareness indicates he has no legal right to do so, but not a”
• 92% in: “e are many entities sworn to uphold the Constitution, who onlv do it as a matter of rote, and it means nothing to thern. it is simpl”
• 94% in: “icials abide by theg sworn oaths to the Constitution and the law ofthe an . Following in the Footsteps of Nazi Germany Ctosmc usssit”
• 94% in: “his country. The law of the land is the Constitution of the United States and Common Law. It was from the beginning, It was the basi”
• 94% in: “consututronal law. If it was not in the Constitution, if it was not allowed in the Constitution, the statutory law could be challeng”
• 94% in: “stitution, if it was not allowed in the Constitution, the statutory law could be challenged But now, the judges don t even necessari”
• 94% in: “en necessarily follow statutory laws or constitutional laws, They make up their own law and make their own rulings and use law en forc”

Issue 1984-08:

“18% In: Constitutional Freedom Of Religion“

To Read This Issue:

• 52% In: Fight For Our Constitution: A Message To The Light Workers: Closin
• Page 3: Constitution‘s freedom of religion
• Page 7: Fight for our Constitution – message to light workers
• Page 8: Income or head tax – not allowed by the Constitution

Excerpts From This Issue On Constitution

• 18% in: “that It suggests that in looking at the Constitution as it now stands in the United States, entities have Freedom of Religion. It is”
• 22% in: “athers oi this nation placed within its Constitution the mefis age which gave Freedom of Religion to the masses in such a manner tha”
• 32% in: “gned to alter the interpretation of the Constitution. This Awareness indicates. that it is very important to watch these efforts to “
• 32% in: “tant to watch these efforts to alter th Constitution, part iculari during this year, for much of this is in prepare etion or disrupt”
• 52% in: “ommends this publication. FEGHT FOR OUR CONSTITUTION …A Message to the Light Workers Closing Message This Awareness indicates that”
• 53% in: “s not be airaid or ashamed to quote the Constitution, to use the Constitution to rely upon the Constitution, and to praise the Found”
• 54% in: “d to quote the Constitution, to use the Constitution to rely upon the Constitution, and to praise the Founding Fathers, to use them “
• 54% in: “o use the Constitution to rely upon the Constitution, and to praise the Founding Fathers, to use them as examples that entities not “
• 57% in: “om those who are tax resistors, for the Constitution does not allow income tax or head tex, yet it was created as e war tax during W”
• 58% in: “ggaening in terms of the erosion of the Constitutional free urns associated with this nation, and these smell groups, different names,”
• 58% in: “ames, different types, all studying the Constitution, what it guareriteein studying low, sharing what they have learned with each ot”
• 59% in: “ow ing policies that are opposed to the Constitution, and sims are traitors to iii is country and these entities in these patriot gr”
• 60% in: “alter the Constit ution, bo destroy the Constitution io set, up ti new Constit ution. designed to enslave the nineties. This Awarene”
• 61% in: “ch operates illegally in regard 1.o the Constitution, according to the Patriot interpretio ns . This Awareness indicates that entiti”
• 63% in: “e freedoms which were guaranteed by the Constitution This Awareness indicates that it will be more and more an infiuenue on this ria”
• 65% in: “rnent who are committing treason to our Constitution, then now more than ever, these SPIRAL groups should be supported. We hope that”
• 65% in: “those before it are slowing eroding our Constitution, we suggest you reed the book, geurrentli on the best sei er l st , Tile Big Br”

Issue 1993-14:

“36% In: The Attempt To Change Canada‘s Constitution“

To Read This Issue:

• Page 8: Canada‘s Constitution (The attempt to change?)
• Page 11: Vacillating positions on NWO/Constitution declining – take a stand

Excerpts From This Issue On Constitution

• 1% in: “li a href The Attempt To Change Canadas Constitution The Attempt To Change Canada s Constitution a li a href The New World Orders Me”
• 1% in: “titution The Attempt To Change Canada s Constitution a li a href The New World Orders Metaphysical Connection Why Did Awareness Incl”
• 28% in: ” individuals, as are guaranteed in your Constitution. p This Awareness suggests, in fact, that a more likely scenario for the future”
• 28% in: ” if not the exact wording of the U.S. p Constitution, for all its countries that are joined in that new Republic. p This Awareness i”
• 30% in: ” to be traitors to the country, for the Constitution is still the Law of the Land, regardless of their wish and desire to have it sc”
• 32% in: “violations, it being a violation of the Constitution to use the military to enforce civilian law. p Already executive orders by ever”
• 34% in: “nwealth government for violation of the Constitution. p It goes on, but the gist of the article is Is what s going on in Puerto Rico”
• 35% in: “rned by the same rights and by the same Constitution. p Therefore, the people are more tolerant of violations to the Constitution if”
• 35% in: ” are more tolerant of violations to the Constitution if it occurs in Puerto Rico, than if for example it were to occur in Indiana or”
• 36% in: ” p a name The Attempt To Change Canadas Constitution a h2 The Attempt To Change Canada s Constitution h2 p b Question b p A question”
• 36% in: “ion a h2 The Attempt To Change Canada s Constitution h2 p b Question b p A question from J.M., in British Columbia. Regarding the U.”
• 36% in: “in British Columbia. Regarding the U.S. Constitution information, the Canadian government recently attempted to revise the Constitut”
• 36% in: “rnment recently attempted to revise the Constitution. However, changes were defeated by the Canadian people. p Many tactics were use”
• 37% in: “d of testing going on in regard to that Constitution in Canada. p The nature of most people is to protect their tradition, to protec”
• 37% in: ” Therefore, the provision to change the Constitution simply did not sit well with most entities, who perhaps did not have enough und”
• 37% in: “o wish to tamper with the United States Constitution that there is still a great loyalty to that instrument, even though many entiti”
• 38% in: “y understand the rights and laws of the Constitution enough to quote or realize how much freedom it gives, and even though many of t”
• 38% in: “he matter, whether to change the U.S. p Constitution for something that is different, it appears that the people will object strongl”
• 38% in: ” struggle by many people to protect the Constitution and that which it has given, along with the additional amendments that have com”
• 38% in: “hard work by many entities, so that the Constitution has changed sufficiently to add greater self determination by the masses and gr”
• 45% in: “nce being shifted from the U.S. and its Constitution guaranteeing certain freedoms, to the U.N. p or New World Order, they would fin”
• 47% in: “ted States have sworn allegiance to the Constitution of the United States. p If they are promoting a New World Order that would dism”
• 47% in: “ould dismantle and put aside the U.S. p Constitution in favor of the new set or rules of the New World Order, are they abiding by th”
• 47% in: “biding by their sworn allegiance to the Constitution, or are they not, in fact, acting in a treasonous manner, showing their loyalty”
• 48% in: “, and are contrary to the United States Constitution. p Many of these entities have been on television. p The entity Pat Buchanan fo”
• 50% in: “ould go along with the overthrow of the Constitution, our freedom and rights? p Would there not be a substantial number who would re”
• 51% in: “a general sense, as much concerned with Constitutional issues as with directives and statutes handed down from the federal government.”
• 51% in: “ld Order program is in violation to the Constitution, and that if they go along with that program, this would be in violation to the”
• 51% in: “gram, this would be in violation to the Constitution also. p This is causing them to question their potential position in future sce”
• 52% in: “ividuals if that directive violated the Constitution. p This amount of 40 appears to be present at this time, and growing so that wi”
• 52% in: “saying No way am I going to violate the Constitution, or intrude into entities lives without it being legal by standards of Constitu”
• 52% in: ” without it being legal by standards of Constitutional Law. p a name Taking a Stand More and More Are Doing It a h3 Taking a Stand Mor”
• 53% in: “worn allegiance to this country, to its Constitution, and who now shift that allegiance to the New World Order, should be removed fr”
• 66% in: ” seek to promote concepts of the U.S. p Constitution to provide other countries with those same freedoms and with the Bill of Rights”
• 66% in: “ill of Rights that are part of the U.S. Constitution, something, if not in the same words, something that is equivalent or better th”
• 66% in: “n that which is presented in the U.S. p Constitution and its Bill of Rights. p p a name Why Awareness Gives You Heavy Information Kn”
• 84% in: “, they also divorce themselves from the Constitution of the United States which guarantees freedom of religion and other human freed”

Issue 1993-17:

“23% In: How The Executive Branch Creates Unconstitutional “Policies”

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• Page 5: Executive Branch creates unconstitutional “policies” (How the)
• Page 5: Unconstitutional policies (countless) made in past 30 or 40 years

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• 2% in: “a href How the Executive Branch Creates Unconstitutional Policies How the Executive Branch Creates Unconstitutional Policies a li a href”
• 2% in: “licies How the Executive Branch Creates Unconstitutional Policies a li a href How Presidential Loophole Allows Treason to be Committed H”
• 15% in: “country and the legalization of the new constitution for the NewStates of America. p Also, I wonder what our fundamental and totally”
• 23% in: “a name How the Executive Branch Creates Unconstitutional Policies a h3 How the Executive Branch Creates Unconstitutional Policies h3 p T”
• 23% in: “s a h3 How the Executive Branch Creates Unconstitutional Policies h3 p This Awareness indicates that this is one such policy that there “
• 23% in: “someone challenges them in terms of the Constitution or brings them to be debated in Congress. p Congress has the right to make or b”
• 23% in: ” until someone says This is against the Constitution, and therefore we challenge it. p This Awareness indicates that the Presidents,”
• 24% in: “o often, having sworn allegiance to the Constitution and to the nation, sabotage the nation in actions and in policies that are trea”
• 24% in: ” It hasn t been ruled that my policy is unconstitutional, and until it is ruled unconstitutional you can t say that I am breaking the la”
• 24% in: “unconstitutional, and until it is ruled unconstitutional you can t say that I am breaking the law and my oath to the Constitution. p Onc”
• 24% in: ” am breaking the law and my oath to the Constitution. p Once it is challenged, it needs to go either to Congress to be passed, or ne”
• 24% in: “eated as law, unless someone says it is unconstitutional, then it is challenged by the courts, if this entity pursues it, and the courts”
• 24% in: “nd the courts will decide whether it is Constitutional or not. p Once it passes through the higher court, the Supreme Court, there is “
• 25% in: ” and shows they are, in a court of law, unconstitutional. p This Awareness indicates therefore, when one of these is challenged, the Exe”
• 25% in: ” countless numbers of policies that are unconstitutional, but can be used anyway. p This Awareness indicates that until the Executive Br”
• 26% in: “initions that relate to and reflect the Constitution and its law, these things will continue, and it is extremely difficult for anyo”
• 26% in: “ng various laws that are sabotaging the Constitution. p a name How Presidential Loophole Allows Treason to be Committed a h3 How Pre”
• 26% in: “ates ,of course, if it is finally ruled unconstitutional, the President can simply say OK, it s unconstitutional so we won t use that po”
• 26% in: “, the President can simply say OK, it s unconstitutional so we won t use that policy any further. p This Awareness indicates there is a “
• 26% in: “ce and impose laws as policies that are unconstitutional, and this is how they have managed to move this country toward a New World Orde”
• 29% in: “dicated earlier. One is called The U.S. Constitution Dead! , and another one is Public Notice that Clinton Overthrew the U.S. p Cons”
• 29% in: “otice that Clinton Overthrew the U.S. p Constitution, But Nobody Noticed! , and they had a transcript from a videotape of C SPAN and”
• 29% in: “linton s document on this, suspends the Constitution and covertly establishes the President as dictator. A coup has taken place with”
• 35% in: “cenario involved the elimination of the Constitution and establishment of a police state. Before that, it was Hot August Night. Then”
• 43% in: “e who are willing to protect the U.S. p Constitution. It certainly appreciates the politicians who are working to protect the people”
• 43% in: “e working to protect the people and the Constitution according to their oaths as Presidents and as Senators and Congress people, or “
• 92% in: ” have pledged themselves to support the Constitution and the people of the country against the U.N. p invading forces or against tho”

Issue 1994-08:

“7% In: The Coming March On Washington DC. “To Take Back Our Country”…. Spread The Word! Declaration Of Independence 1994″

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Excerpts From This Issue On Constitution

• 9% in: “al debt to the Federal Reserve illegal, unconstitutional, null and void, and a demand to issue currency, backed by gold, through the U.S”
• 12% in: ” military having the authority from the Constitution to enforce the Constitution in the event the administration and other elected o”
• 12% in: “ty from the Constitution to enforce the Constitution in the event the administration and other elected officials fail to do so. p Th”
• 12% in: “Government Officials Fail to Uphold the Constitution p This Awareness indicates that in other words, the authority of the Constituti”
• 12% in: “at in other words, the authority of the Constitution as law of the land provides that in the event the elected officials fail to do “
• 13% in: “trol and make sure that the laws of the Constitution are carried out properly and enforced properly. p This Awareness indicates in t”
• 13% in: ” have, as patriots, determined that the Constitution is going to be enforced as law of the land, and no longer allowed to be usurped”
• 15% in: “ically two different countries, and the Constitution of the United States of America is not the law of the United States Federal gov”
• 16% in: “e country and restore the United States Constitution. p a name Linda Thompson Has Strong Blacking of the Military a h3 Linda Thompso”
• 17% in: “l restore the strengthened power of the Constitution. p This Awareness indicates that it is going to continue with or without Linda “
• 18% in: “s in challenging them to go back to the Constitution or face charges of treason. p a name No Chance for Bankers and UN Forces to Tak”
• 18% in: “ng the traitors to this country, to the Constitution, prior to the 1st of September of this year. p There are approximately 4 months”
• 19% in: “the military, and are all demanding the Constitution be restored, there isn t a chance for these international bankers and the U.N. “
• 21% in: ” created by this conspiracy against the Constitution and the American people. p a name You Have An Opportunity to Make History a h3 “
• 23% in: “nd it will also restore the laws of the Constitution. p Likewise, it is to be expected that the income tax, which is essentially a h”
• 26% in: “cked by sufficient force to enforce the Constitution as law of the land. p a name Millions Are Asked to Witness Their Signatures a h”
• 27% in: “governments agree to move back toward a Constitutional government for this country. p This Awareness indicates that those officials wh”
• 29% in: “rmulated by the founding fathers in the Constitution of the United States. p It has been essentially taken away from the people and “
• 30% in: ” any time walk into your home, ignoring Constitutional rights, shoot you, and proclaim that you were involved with drugs or some anti “
• 30% in: “s of America as presented in the U.S. p Constitution. Those who have been traitors to this country will lose their controls. p Even “
• 34% in: “ther something relates favorably to the Constitution or whether a law is passed banning the Constitution because they do not really “
• 34% in: ” or whether a law is passed banning the Constitution because they do not really know what the Constitution is all about in the first”
• 34% in: “ecause they do not really know what the Constitution is all about in the first place. p This Awareness indicates that this document “
• 42% in: ” Document! p They Are Now Enforcing the Constitution in Many Areas p This Awareness indicates that shortly after August and shortly “
• 43% in: “of them that they would work to restore Constitutional control over this country that the Constitution would be the law of the land, a”
• 43% in: “onal control over this country that the Constitution would be the law of the land, and that they would sign this agreement or face t”
• 43% in: “and its requirement that it enforce the Constitution as the law of the land in the event the elected officials failed to do so. p In”
• 43% in: “ntities who had sworn allegiance to the Constitution in regard to their military career, felt they were acting in good conscience in”
• 44% in: ” would not work in conjunction with the Constitution, and therefore, these entities reasserted their patriotism, and in so doing, th”
• 44% in: “ey could bring this country back to the Constitution. p They began by having these three political candidates agree to work for the “
• 44% in: “itical candidates agree to work for the Constitution rather than for the United Nations and they then pursued the secondary actions “
• 44% in: ” the changes in government to allow the Constitution to be effective throughout the land. p The first thing was to rid the country o”
• 45% in: ” of serving the United States under the Constitution. p This is what they are doing. p They are enforcing the law of the land on the”
• 45% in: “dividuality and their dedication to the Constitution the law of the land since it is designed for the people to serve as head of the”
• 45% in: ” serve as head of the government. p The Constitution was created to give the people the rulership over the government which they ele”
• 52% in: ” them through laws of the United States Constitution, the Magna Carta, and other documents from antiquity and historical situations “
• 58% in: ” forces who are striving to restore the Constitution. p a name How About Newspaper Ads a h2 How About Newspaper Ads? h2 p b Follow U”
• 78% in: “ies began, there was no income tax. The Constitution provided only that an excise tax, a tax on goods could be required by the gover”
• 80% in: “for this reason that the writers of the Constitution forbid poll tax or head tax on wages. p This Awareness indicates that the 16th “
• 87% in: “parents. p It is time to go back to the Constitution, upon which a great nation was founded and thrived for over a hundred years bef”
• 88% in: “nce that the 16th amendment to the U.S. Constitution was never properly ratified. p This amendment, which established the income tax”
• 96% in: “ding that they start following the U.S. Constitution or face arrest by a militia of armed forces on September 1, 1994. p She also pr”
• 98% in: “restore the Law of the Land, the U.S. p Constitution, and indicated that she had more support on this than that term militia might m”

Issue 1983-21:

“32% In: How The Courts Are Eroding Our Constitution“

To Read This Issue:

• 34% In: Posse Comitatus Could Restore Our Constitution
• Page 4: Constitution (How the courts are eroding our)
• Page 4: Posse Comitatus could restore our constitution

Excerpts From This Issue On Constitution

• 30% in: ” all gays seek tc supgprt and I ees the Constitutional system cllvedand actguve w rch grants t see freedoms, for the Qcnstltutrcn yrhl”
• 31% in: ” document. How the Court Ara Ending Our Constitution This Awareness indicates thc Supreme Courtas that which is dedicated by law to “
• 31% in: “hich is dedicated by law to support the Constitution, but that there are also leglslators who can pass laws, who can make Constitutr”
• 32% in: “ion are not necessar ily concerned with Constitutional ri hts the IHWJVBIS and the judges have a kind of comra pship, a bc dy buddy sy”
• 33% in: ” or Lo the Supreme Court, and twt under Constitutional Law the rulmg would not stand, yet the courts bluff and hope that the rulings a”
• 33% in: “t c victory which would guarantee their Constitutional Rlght winch should have been Quan in the tirst place. Pom Comliaiur Gould Ratta”
• 34% in: “e Comitatus has formed to hold court in Constitutional Law wherelgw judges and bureaucrats of the county havc begn sue and whereby lf “
• 34% in: “eviously, a pobentu al fp the return to Constitutional Law thraugh this organization and through other concerned citizens who ave tal “
• 35% in: ” an rgverse the trend of erosion of the Constitutional i ts. H his Awareness indicates that the future of the world rests heavily on t”
• 47% in: “to make their voices known to use their Constitutional Rifghts and to assert themselves in such a manner as to he p speak for all enti”

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