they are formerly Anomalos Publishing out of Orlando (http://www.anomalospublishing.com/), which was bought out by Agrapha Publishing.

Not sure why that would be much of an issue.

JTK – if YOU wrote a good article, we’d consider it for publication on the site here. It doesn’t matter if you’re writing a book, or have never done anything of the sort.

It’s the content of the article that’s more important here anyway.

also I agree that an amrmed revolt is out of the question.. weapons today have the ability to wipe out millions, in seconds… I don’t think this is what the founding fathers had in mind.. this can never become an option

Yes, the Founders left us a number of “options” or methods to address unconstitutionality (government corruption/usurpation) but only one power/force concerning “elected Officials”; the power to hire and fire them and then only at election times, for the House Members that is every two years.

We can use our Right of Grievance to influence with petitions, phone calls, and letters or in person and some claim we can file charges in courts.

The Right of Grievance is grossly misunderstood as it has no power/force at all; all government officials are “constitutionally” required to do about or with Grievances is listen to them. The simply explanation is the People cannot grievance the Constitution away; the People cannot amend the Constitution. As you know it requires three fourths of the State’s Legislatures in agreement to amend the Constitution.

Jefferson, a brilliant genius man, is often quoted as saying something like armed revolt every so often is necessary or not necessarily a bad thing, but the Constitution doesn’t say that. An “enforced” constitution actually makes armed revolution completely unnecessary forevermore.

Allan

But, the founders absolutely did recommend courses of action other than simply trying to “vote the bums out”

I am saying exactly the Founders left us the “Constitution” to rule government and the Constitution does NOT endorse, espouse, or condone the use of arms to keep government Officials bound by the Constitution.

The Founders left us no power/force/authority to control or dictate to government, except; the Founders did leave us the power/force of Employer over government “elected Officials” and that power/force extends “only” to the hiring (or firing by not reelecting) of “elected” Officials.

We have the Right, born in 1215 of the Magna Carta/Charta, as Jurors to defend ourselves and each other from government “legislation”, Amendments or any injustice or unjust application of any law in government “Courts”.

We had the Right, not necessarily the power/force, to defend ourselves from “aggression” at birth as generations before us and long before the Constitution or the Colonies ever existed. Adam, first man, was born or created with the “Right” to defend himself – all living things have the Right to defend themselves from “physical attack”.

There is NO “Constitutional Right” in the USA to an armed revolution against government. There is a constitutional Right to defend ourselves, family, property and Neighbor from physical attack/aggression/crime. There is a Militia Right to defend its “Community” from physical attack/aggression/crime foreign or domestic.

Allan

Larry,

OK, I agree special interest money is criminal – how do you propose “we the people” stop special interest money?

Allan

you really must do some research.

Nope, and just look at how well the write ins do at the polls.. tell me how many write in’s have won an election in your state?.. wow that many huh?

“What is to prevent or stop the People of any one or all of those Districts to pick a candidate for the House in Congress to vote for?”

ever see someone get elected without money?? pretty sure the going rate to get a seat in the Senate is close to a million.. maybe more in New York or Massachusetts
how do you plan on running against someone who is financed by large corporations?.. how many tv spots can you buy with your meager income, what sort of fund raisers can you throw and where besides your backyard? compared to someone getting money from special interest groups?.

Give up the argument…

We’ll be doing a podcast on what the founders recommended in the future – and it’s far more than just voting.

You talk about “what is going on” in government/politics not how to fix it. What do you think is Citizen’s Duty in Citizenship? Is that People’s Duty to fix and keep fixed government; if so then how, by what “constitutional” method (the method left to us by the Founders)?

Allan