constitution

From Metaphor to Manifestation, Our World Renews Itself Co-creatively

by PeytonE | Economics

Dear FOF (Friend or Family), Co-Creator of our future,

As I write, the world of politics is falling apart. We (will) see our country at 250 years, torn apart at the seams and then restitched. As if all the seams of a tailored suit, tailored around the Constitution began to undeniably fail over a hundred years ago. In 1913 the zipper stuck on the fly of the pants, and to keep going a belt was fashioned that hid behind the jacket and the coat, that belt was the Federal Reserve.

Have You Ever Loved a Doormat Personality?

by PeytonE | Op/Ed

Have you ever noticed when you behave like a doormat, you get treated like one, have you ever had a friend or a family member who acts like a doormat and it makes you livid because you can see the footsteps coming? Walking all over them?

I think I want to reinstate the council of Censors. What is the council of censors, you may well ask? The council on censors is, or was, and will be again, an independent body elected by the people to report back to the people on the laws being passed and entertained in the statehouse. The Council of Censors would alert, and if I can get it going again, will once again alert the people of legislation that trespasses on the Constitutions of the state and the US.

Refuse the Real ID, The Real Reasons Why The Real ID Will Really Destroy America

by PeytonE | Activism

This interview will help you understand why we all would want to reject the Real ID now, and restore our drivers licenses to pre-real id status or use enhance drivers licenses.

https://rumble.com/v6twenn-digital-ids-the-real-danger.html?ck_subscriber_id=2400192912

I will not get into the fact that we have a constitutional right to travel absent a license as long as we are not doing commerce. This article is to help you understand the deeper agenda.

Corruption

by tomaidh | Opinion

In 2010, the Supreme Court of the United States held that the free speech clause of the First Amendment prohibits the government from restricting independent expenditures for political communications by corporations. (Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, 558 U.S. 310)

The court effectively ruled that spending on political campaigns was “speech” and was protected by the constitution.

The Governor’s Madness, Uh, I Mean Mandates!

by CrisEricson2016 | Op/Ed

Vermonters are very quietly passing around on the internet various versions of how they might file a lawsuit against Governor Phil Scott for exceeding his authority with his orders and mandates, making them lose jobs, businesses, income, and warm association with family and friends.

There are various proposed legal Briefs coming to a federal court in Vermont soon: