CONSTITUTIONISTS' NETWORKING CENTER

 
PLANNING  - THE BASIS FOR UNITY 

The Constitutionists' Networking Center (CNC) recently received an organization’s Newsletter saying: "NO ONE CAN DO EVERYTHING BUT EVERYONE CAN DO SOMETHING!" That is how we will take back our government...But it will require everyone doing something, whatever it is they are capable of doing.”  

Is this true or is the real need one of a unified effort on the few actions through which concerned Americans can gain control of government?  The CNC believes that the quickest, most efficient, and perhaps only way for Constitutionists'  to take America back is through a widespread unity of action on the objectives lying on the critical path to a goal of government operating within the limits prescribed by the Constitution. 

CNC endorses a statement made by Medori Severi.  He said: “until we abandon our manifold private agendas and unite, we will merely be hapless observers standing at the bottom of a dark, deep pit, wistfully hoping to save the world, but really doing little more than breaking the fall of compatriots who are pushed in on top of us. Only by uniting in a common effort devoid of subjective paradigms will we be able to mold the human spirit upon which we may ascend to freedom...." 

With the Constitution as the basis for unity, the CNC believes there can be a “common effort devoid of subjective paradigm” and that the needed unity can best be achieved by concerned Americans and organizations jointly developing and implementing a plan. Such a plan must provide a process for building a nationwide team made up of thousands of local, county and State teams which are dedicated to Taking America Back (TAB teams).  

If we are to quickly build these TAB teams, concerned Americans need to heed Gillaume Pitt’s advice. He said: “every meeting, every conference, (the CNC would include every talk show) and every conversation is a failure that does not produce an army. The first requisite of an army is to subscribe to service. It is not your mission to discover how God will use you; that is for God alone to know. If it is God’s wish, it will be revealed to you. At this moment in history your only mission is to serve with honor and succeed, but if you imagine you can either serve or succeed without God, you are in the wrong army.” 

The CNC suggests that the three key elements forming the basis for "teaming up" to TAKE AMERICA BACK are: 

1. a set of premises upon which the team will rely for its position on issues. 
2. a common understanding of the problem we face. 
3. a goal. 

In addition to providing a basis for unity of thought and action, the CNC suggests that adoption of a few undeniable truths is a preemptive act. It will help prevent being unfairly labeled as "far right", the "other Americans" or affiliates of some discredited organization.  Therefore, the CNC suggests every Constitutionally committed individual and group choosing to help implement a plan adopt a position paper containing their beliefs. Ours follow but may change to reflect comments offered by others. 

1.  The Declaration of Independence is our Nation's birth certificate and the cornerstone of our Constitution.  Its policies are to be pursued in conducting our Nation's affairs. 

2.  There can only be one set of Supreme policies and laws for any Nation. For the U.S., the set includes our Declaration of Independence, Constitution for the U.S. (including the Bill of Rights), the Constitution's for the individual States and all lawfully ratified Amendments whose pros, cons, and full impact were understood by voters and their representatives prior to ratification and whose purpose was, and is in pursuance of the principles, procedures and intent of our Declaration of Independence and Constitution's Preamble. 

3.  The Bill of Rights are restrictions on government and theoretically prohibit it from making laws which infringe on those Rights.  To be lawful, an ordinance or law cannot infringe upon any Right set forth in the Bill of Rights. 

4.  Any lawful change to the form, policies, principles and/or operational procedures of our duly constituted government must be approved by 75% of our state legislatures. Since no state has ratified major changes to them, any Treaty, Charter, Foreign Constitution, covenant, Legislative Act, International Convention, etc. must be in pursuance of the spirit and intent of the principles set forth in our nation's founding documents to be lawful. 

5.  The Constitution of the U.S. is a Compact between "free and independent states." Through this Compact, they, on behalf of we the sovereign people, created the federal government as an AGENT.  As the principals to the Constitution and under the Law of Agency, it is we the people, operating through our State legislatures, who possess the ultimate authority and responsibility for the Constitution's proper interpretation and implementation. 

6.  The U. S. Supreme Court was correct in saying: 

• a.  "This Court has regularly and uniformly recognized the supremacy of the Constitution over a treaty." (Reid vs. Covert)
• b.  "All laws repugnant to the Constitution are null and void." (Marbury vs. Madison)
• c.  "Where rights secured by the Constitution are involved, there can be no rule making or legislation which would abrogate them." (Miranda vs. Arizona)

8.  No Federal Agent has, nor has ever had, the lawful authority to dissolve the Constitutional Compact nor distort its purposes and intent as provided in its Preamble and clarified in the Federalist Papers.  *************end of premises*************

PROBLEM  -  Though the CNC's view is that "our nation has been, and continues to be very deliberately, systematically, pervasively and unconstitutionally mismanaged on behalf of the world's financial/industrial cartel," we are in full agreement with the allegation made by the Republican governors in 1994 when they said: "Federal action has exceeded the clear bounds of its jurisdiction under the Constitution and thus violated rights guaranteed to the people." The CNC is willing to accept the governors allegation as the definition of our nation's problem if it is more palatable to others. 

GOAL  -  Following their allegation, the governors pledged "to restore to the States and the people the prerogatives and freedoms guaranteed them under the Constitution."  If this pledge were to become reality, we believe it will satisfy the CNC's stated goal of  "a government again operating within the limits prescribed by the Constitution." 

NEEDED ACTION  -  Individuals and organizations in general agreement with the cited premises, statement of our problem, and goal and who are willing to agree to disagree agreeably when necessary and to network with others in pursuit of the major objectives lying on the goals critical path, are encouraged to: 

1.  Show your commitment to help Take America Back by sending the CNC a signed copy of the CALL TO ACTION that you will find within this web site. Note:

2.  Provide the individuals and organization whom you support a copy of the CALL TO ACTION and find out if they will also make a commitment to help TAKE AMERICA BACK.  If they won't, be discerning for there are seven factors that motivate those in the Consitutionists' movement; only one of which is results. 

3.  Inform everyone whom you think might share our concerns of this web site or send a copy of this communication to them for their review and consideration. 

4.  Rewrite the stated premises, problem, and goal if you think they can be significantly improved upon and send your suggested verbiage to the CNC. 

5.  Send the CNC a copy of your pledge to participate on a TAB team dedicated to Taking America Back. 

If and when mutually acceptable statements on these items are agreed upon, we can try to jointly identify and define other items to be included in a plan.  The CNC suggests the remaining questions to be answered and the sequence in which they should be addressed are: 

1.  What are the major objectives lying on the critical path to our goal?  
2.  Who will be responsible for the pursuit of these objectives?  
3.  What options are available for satisfying each objective? 
4.  What strategies and tactics will be employed under each option for each objective? 
5.  How will those helping to implement the plan be efficiently and effectively networked?  
6.  Who will be responsible for overseeing the plan's implementation?  
7.  What logistical considerations must be satisfied? 
8.  By what standard will we determine if individuals and organizations are friend or foe so we can insure our resources are being put to productive use? 

Though an answer to each of these questions is proposed in the book To Tame a Tyrant (ISBN 1-57921-034-1), they too should be critiqued and worthy comments included in the plan. 

I pray each recipient of this communication will give it serious consideration as time is of the essence.  We can no longer afford the luxury of having our few precious resources diverted into chasing symptoms of our problem or in trying to study it out of existence!  Let's move beyond being "Keyboard Cowboys" engaged in great debates over the crossing of  t's and the dotting of  I's.  Let's cut the chase, get to the heart of our problem, objectively analyze the options for solving it, establish an organizational structure through which we can and will network with one another, and GO FOR IT!  THE TIME FOR DILLYDALLYING IS OVER. We have a challenge to meet and with God's blessing, objective thinking, and responsible action, we can and will meet it!