"A Republic works on the rule-of-law, only, because underlying that are a people who learn, understand, and carry out "self-government."

Date:   4/5/2010 12:15:18 AM ( 14 y ago)

"think of it this way - you own a business, yet you're allowing all your employees to direct the entire operation, including all decisions about the money and finances of that business!!"

"... most of us have no grasp and knowledge of a republic form of government that our Founding Fathers set up for us in 1787."[1]

"For the first 200 years of this country, the only two textbooks in the hands of a student, were the Bible and The New England Primer. Five years into what's become a 14-year study so far, of having read hundreds of books, thousands of pages of Congressional Records, Supreme Court Cases, and research articles written by untold Americans during the past 50 years, I realized that the adult American needed a 'primer' ..."

What the author here says validates what I have written elsewhere regarding "Sovereignty". I've just started reading this.[2]

"A Republic works on the rule-of-law, only, because underlying that are a people who learn, understand, and carry out "self-government."

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Notes:

[1] September 1, 2015 - At least Benjamin Franklin reportedly responded to the question presented ton him regarding what form of government the secret constitutional convention come up with by saying "a republic, if you can keep it". However, the form of government had already been established as a Confederation!

Also regarding what the "Founding Fathers set up for us in 1787" - these were the second set of "Founding Fathers". The first set were of the spirit of 1776. The second set were of a different spirit.

[2] http://www.americanprimer.blogspot.com/

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these truths, American Sovereignty, Republic, rule-of-law, self-government, confederation, founding fathers, constitutional convention, benjamin franklin


 

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