All Public Servants are mere stewards of the power(s) that We the People have lent to them. At the founding of this Republic We the People had three checks and balances which were used to keep Public Servants in check.
The People’s Three Fundamental Remedies;
1) We the People posses the superior principle of correction and through the
operation of this principle the following is true;
a) We the People posses over our constitutions control in ACT as well as RIGHT,
b) We the People have an indubitable, unalienable, and indefensible right to wholly
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All Public Servants are mere stewards of the power(s) that We the People have lent to them. At the founding of this Republic We the People had three checks and balances which were used to keep Public Servants in check.
The People’s Three Fundamental Remedies;
1) We the People posses the superior principle of correction and through the
operation of this principle the following is true;
a) We the People posses over our constitutions control in ACT as well as RIGHT,
b) We the People have an indubitable, unalienable, and indefensible right to wholly
recall our delegated powers, or reform them so as to prevent such abuse; and
punish those servants who have perverted powers, designed for our happiness,
to their emolument.
2) Common Law Trial by Jury not Jury Trial.
3) The corrective action of casting a ballot (voting).
Why do We the People posses the superior principle of correction?
Supreme, Absolute, and Uncontrollable Power in these United states
It has been said that the Constitution of these United states is the supreme law of the land, yet, there is a far more superior power than both Federal and State constitutions. One that is manifest in the book of Genesis. One granted by our creator.
Mr. James Wilson, delegate to the constitutional convention, signer of the bill of rights, framer of the constitution, Brigadier General of the Pennsylvania State Militia, and later supreme court justice appointed by George Washington, so eloquently describes the nature of power in these United states.
“There necessarily exists, in every government, a power from which there is no appeal, and which, for that reason, may be termed supreme, absolute, and uncontrollable. Where does this power reside?
Perhaps some politician, who has not considered with sufficient accuracy our political systems, would answer that, in our governments, the supreme power was vested in the constitutions. This opinion approaches a step nearer to the truth, but does not reach it. The truth is, that, in our governments, the supreme, absolute, and uncontrollable power remains in the people. As our constitutions are superior to our legislatures, so the people are superior to our constitutions. Indeed, the superiority, in this last instance, is much greater; for the people possess over our constitutions control in act, as well as right.”
MONDAY, November 26, 1787, P. M. — Mr. JAMES WILSON
THE DEBATES IN THE CONVENTION OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ON THE ADOPTION OF THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
