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Obsessed "Elite..." Struggles To Grasp What He
Refuses To Accept
(Apollonian 11 Jan 19)
(Apollonian 11 Jan 19)
I would be curious to know exactly what this “lawful” process was.
I would be interested to know the process they used to overcome the supremacy clause.
The simple answer regards SOVEREIGNTY--which the state has and always had, having seceded fm G. Britain and the Articles Confederation--and which sovereignty is inalienable--which "elite..." can't seem to grasp. The union was/is mere AGENT of the states, w. only "DELEGATED POWERS"--which were duly un-delegated by the only sovereign entity, the state.
There's no magic ritual the state had to perform. Essentially, all that was/is needed is an announcement which is sufficiently backed by the people and/or their legislature or convention.
It only goes to show the basic thick-headed incompetence of ignorant fools who just can't--and won't--figure it all out regarding "exactly what this 'lawful' process was."
"Over-coming supremacy"?--was mere creation and agreement made by states w. one another (a), and (b) such "supremacy" exists only as whatever law or action was/is in accord w. Constitution, a creation of the states--and NOT to be decided by an agency of the agent union, like the Sup. ct. which is naturally biased, as pt'd out by Jefferson in Kentucky Resolution of 1798-9.
Thus the union can NEVER tell any sovereign entity, like the sovereign states, what to do--states are NOT slaves--the union can only say what's appropriate for itself, hence any party which is voluntary part of that union. An "IN-voluntary part" is SLAVERY by definition, and totally impossible and inconceivable--the very purpose of the agent union to PREVENT.
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# 237, EliteCommInc. says:
January 11, 2019 at 1:04 pm GMT
@Coag
I would be curious to know exactly what this “lawful” process was.
I would be interested to know the process they used to overcome the supremacy clause.
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