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By: Brian McCandliss

Brian McCandliss — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 14:49:31 +0000

State sovereignty does not mean state GOVERNMENT– on the contrary, it means that the state's PEOPLE are its sole ruling sovereigns– which means that the state is a sovereign nation equal to any other, and its People have the paramount ruling authority over it to make and enforce laws and policy.

State and federal governments are simply DELEGATES of the People, and the People can overrule them at any time to make laws, form treaties, declare wars, and do anything else that sovereign nations may do by RIGHT.
Until the People of each state recognize and prove their sovereignty, then neither they nor their state can be sovereign.

By: Brian McCandliss

Brian McCandliss — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 14:42:38 +0000

I disagree: the problem is that "State sovereignty resolutions," aren't.

Rather, we should look to the VIrginia and Kentucky resolutions, since those authors clearly knew what "sovereignty" means.

"Sovereignty" means the paramount authority to make or enforce laws– which is obviously NOT with the individual state, under the current post-Lincoln regime.

Until sovreignty is recognized and and claimed as the sole privvy of the People of the individual state, then it will belong to the Fed– which will thus be the sole and final judge of its own powers, as it is now.

By: Brian McCandliss

Brian McCandliss — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 09:13:46 +0000

The next and ONLY step, is to simply READ HISTORY, and stop reciting the pledge of a-LIE-gance. The USA is NOT “one nation, indisivible–” and never was; the Constitution was RATIFIED by each state’s sovereign People; and the RETAINED their respective sovereignty– they did not “merge” it into one aggregated nation (as I explain on my website).
Hence, the People of each state can choose to NULLIFY any federal law– or SECEDE from the Union entirely, or anything ELSE that sovereign nations can do.

By: Brian McCandliss

Brian McCandliss — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 08:12:54 +0000

"If you’ve got a tenant that’s not paying rent, you don’t just show up one day with an empty truck,” said Key in a recent interview with the Tenth Amendment Center."
Correct- and if you don't own the building, you don't do ANYTHING– EVER.
The people of the states have got to first PROVE that they OWN their states– i.e. that their states are SOVEREIGN NATIONS, of which THEY are the ruling sovereigns.

By: Brian McCandliss

Brian McCandliss — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 01:13:02 +0000

This utopian fantasy of "a land without sovereigns" is just that– a fantasy; there is ALWAYS a final supreme authority, and if it's not the People of the state, then it's the federal GOVERNMENT, as well as those who elect them– and the Constitution means NOTHING.
However it's not up for question: the people of every state ARE that state's ruling sovereigns– BY LAW.
THIS is what people need to wake up and learn: that
1) their state IS a sovereign nation, just like every other nation on earth;
2) The United States is NOT a nation, except by delegation of the states, and
3) the PEOPLE of each state are its RULING SOVEREIGNS.

Until they champion this fact, it's not going to change.

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