A. Willfully violating the Constitution of the United States as President of the United States is indeed grounds for EVICTION of the United States of both the President who took a sworn oath to uphold the Constitution and all of those who participated with him.
B. And if Prohibition was indeed considered to be so important that it was the 18th Ammendment to the Constitution of the United States; then at least every President of the United States should be expected to conform with this standard. Background: my father was born during the time of Prohibition. That means that he was likely not concieved in an alcohol oxygen deprivation. Sure you weak 8th grade Catholic School teacher might tell you that alcohol does not affect the fetus but that is dead wrong. We know that in the most severe cases it causes fetal alcohol syndrome. And anyone who has ever gotten rubbing alcohol on their hands and has a scintilla of common sense knows that there are no barriers to alcohol in the human body. My father was the most inteligent man that I have known in my life. I shudder to think of the horror of those who were concieved in oxygen deprivation and have come to stand as leaders of this country. My father was concieved absent the influence of alcohol; and so was I. Be honest and ask yourself how you are different from others.
C. We hear all this talk on the radio regarding the right to bear arms. The Constitution is very simple and clear with regard to this in the second ammendment to the Constitution:
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a FREE STATE, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
I capitalized FREE STATE becuase any and all implications with regard to this wording shall not be lessened. The this one sentence of the second ammendment is based on those two words, FREE STATE.
I hear whinning radio hosts and sissy raised fatuous television personalities asking what can we do about limiting gun rights. You can't do anything about it because it is part of our constitution. Not only that if a President where to try to do anything about it he would not be upholding the Constitution that he had taken a sworn oathe as President to uphold.
D. There is a lot more about the Amendments to the Constitution and their significance in our modern world that I will write about as soon as I get to go fishing in my boat one more time this year.
Copyright 2012 Thomas Paul Murphy
Originally published on 07 25 2012 at: www.themilwaukeeandwisconsinnews.blogspot.com
B. And if Prohibition was indeed considered to be so important that it was the 18th Ammendment to the Constitution of the United States; then at least every President of the United States should be expected to conform with this standard. Background: my father was born during the time of Prohibition. That means that he was likely not concieved in an alcohol oxygen deprivation. Sure you weak 8th grade Catholic School teacher might tell you that alcohol does not affect the fetus but that is dead wrong. We know that in the most severe cases it causes fetal alcohol syndrome. And anyone who has ever gotten rubbing alcohol on their hands and has a scintilla of common sense knows that there are no barriers to alcohol in the human body. My father was the most inteligent man that I have known in my life. I shudder to think of the horror of those who were concieved in oxygen deprivation and have come to stand as leaders of this country. My father was concieved absent the influence of alcohol; and so was I. Be honest and ask yourself how you are different from others.
C. We hear all this talk on the radio regarding the right to bear arms. The Constitution is very simple and clear with regard to this in the second ammendment to the Constitution:
"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a FREE STATE, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
I capitalized FREE STATE becuase any and all implications with regard to this wording shall not be lessened. The this one sentence of the second ammendment is based on those two words, FREE STATE.
I hear whinning radio hosts and sissy raised fatuous television personalities asking what can we do about limiting gun rights. You can't do anything about it because it is part of our constitution. Not only that if a President where to try to do anything about it he would not be upholding the Constitution that he had taken a sworn oathe as President to uphold.
D. There is a lot more about the Amendments to the Constitution and their significance in our modern world that I will write about as soon as I get to go fishing in my boat one more time this year.
Copyright 2012 Thomas Paul Murphy
Originally published on 07 25 2012 at: www.themilwaukeeandwisconsinnews.blogspot.com
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