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Supreme Court -the Despotism of an Oligarchy
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We continuously hear an outrageous myth:
“The Supreme Court has ruled. This is the law of the land”.
Someone please correct me if I am wrong:
Is not the Supreme Court a part of the JUDICIAL BRANCH of our government?
The definition of the Supreme Court is found in:
Article. III. Section. 1. of the Constitution for the United States of America:
“The judicial power of the United States, shall be vested in one Supreme Court, & in such inferior courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain & establish.”
“Precedent” is cited in ARGUING a case, but it has no force of law. Judges frequently reverse decisions, & even over rule THEIR OWN decisions. Putting a county court clerk in JAIL because of a ruling in The Supreme Court is an outrage. A person went to JAIL because a judge is “enforcing” a judicial ruling, that was never passed as a law.There is no federal law requiring anyone to issue marriage licenses to gay couples.
On the other hand Legislative powers are defined in:
Article. I. Section. 1. Paragraph 1, Sentence 1 of the Constitution for the United States of America:
“All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate & House of Representatives.”
Now let us go back & refresh our understanding of algebra.
If All legislative powers are vested in Congress how much legislative power does the Supreme Court have?
The Supreme Court is nine political appointees. They were not elected by the people. Our constitution provides that laws will be made by legislators, who are elected by the people, in the legislative branch.
Now let us go back to Article. I. Section. 1. Paragraph 1, sentence 1 of the Constitution for the United States of America & pay attention to a different concept:
Read it again BUT Now let us direct our attention to the words “herein granted”.
“All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate & House of Representatives.”
Have we forgotten who it was that GRANTED those legislative Powers to that Congress of the United States?
The sovereign States existed before the federal government existed. The sovereign States created the federal government as a servant, to whom these sovereign states voluntarily delegated 21 duties, which were defined as “enumerated powers”.
The so called “Supremacy Clause” begins with this:
“This Constitution, & the Laws of the United States WHICH SHALL BE MADE IN PURSUANCE THEREOF…”
Those who quote the so called Supremacy Clause generally ignore the part about laws having to BE MADE IN PURSUANCE to the Constitution. This is done with the intention of claiming that unconstitutional laws, or even Supreme Court decisions that are not even laws, can be construed as being supreme over state laws.
Saying that these people are stupid would be a compliment.
They are much worse than stupid.
They are dishonest.
No one who can read and write could be this stupid.
The “enumerated powers” are found in Article. I. Section. 8 of the Constitution.
The federal government was also told, quite clearly, that there were no powers GRANTED in any other areas, other than those 21 “enumerated powers”.
This clear reservation is found in the 10th amendment of The U.S. Constitution:
Amendment X – Powers of the States & People
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
Please remember that the first 10 amendments to the constitution are also known as the “Bill of Rights”. What you will find in the “Bill of Rights” is a list of PROHIBITIONS that were placed upon the servant federal government, by its creator, the states.
What the 10th amendment does is to basically patch up any possible leaks in the clearly limited powers which the sovereign States had authorized to their newly created servant. The 10th amendment basically says that the federal government IS NOT GRANTED any powers other than those that are enumerated in the constitution.
What part of the constitution gives the federal government the authority to order a state or a county to issue a marriage license, to order anyone to buy health insurance, to violate our constitutionally guaranteed right to keep & bear arms, or to order anyone to be vaccinated?
The States created the federal government, & authorized the federal government to perform a few well defined, & very limited functions. The federal government is prohibited from doing ANYTHING ELSE.
The Constitution is NOT whatever the Supreme Court says that it is. The Supreme Court is what the Constitution says that it is.
