IMPORTANT FOR ALL AMERICANS TO KNOW THEIR CONSTITUTION LAWS, RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS

IMPORTANT FOR ALL AMERICANS TO KNOW THEIR CONSTITUTION LAWS, RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS

Constitutional Concepts Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the concept of teaching the American Public the precepts, concepts, and principles that guided our Founding Fathers in their creation of this great nation.

From: Jim Barrus
To: "George Bush" <president@whitehouse.gov

When our Founding Fathers put together our Federal
Government they envisioned 4 Branches.

1.. The Legislative - the people that created the
bills and passed the laws

2.. The Executive - the President who signed the
law - supposedly after reviewing it for
constitutionality - and the people who were to
operate the government in strict compliance with the
constitution, and the constitutional laws

3.. The Judicial - the people who were to
prosecute any violations of the Constitution

4.. The People - who were supposed to be taught
the true meaning of the Constitution so that we
could use our Common Law Courts to control the
operation of the other three Branches — that’s why
Article 7 of the Bill of Rights proclaims that a
decision by a Common Law Court cannot be reviewed by
any other court in the land — or, for that matter
by anyone else — it is a decision by the people who
created the Constitution, who own the Federal and
State governments, and who all the public servants
work for

Our Federal Constitution makes it very clear that a
person cannot hold two offices at the same time. A
person cannot be a Senator, or a Representative, and
also be an Ambassador, a Judge, or any of the many
other offices created under the Constititution.
No Senator or Representative shall, during the time
for which he was elected, be appointed to any civil
office under the authority of the United States,
which shall have increased during such time; and no
person holding any office under the United States,
shall be a member of either House during his
continuance in office. - Article I, Section 6,
Paragraph 2

The paragraph starts out by restricting Senators and
Representatives from holding other civil offices,
but, it closes by declaring that nobody that holds
any office of any kind that is defined in the
Federal Constitution can be a Senator or
Representative during the time they are holding the
other office. This is a key to why we are in so
much trouble with our Government Officers obeying,
supporting, and defending our Constitution.

but no Senator or Representative, or person holding
an office of trust or profit under the United
States, shall be appointed an elector - Article II,
Section 1, Paragraph 2

It is the electors, as a part of the electoral
college, who actually cast the ballots for President
and Vice President. They are to be lay people who
hold no other public office of any kind or nature.
They cannot hold an office of trust or profit — it
does not say they have to even be on the payroll —
just that they cannot hold any office of trust.
We’ll talk more about this later.

Who all falls in the category of officers controlled
by the above statements?

Virtually every public servant anywhere in the
United States. It doesn’t matter if they are
Federal or State employees, they cannot hold two
positions at the same time.

The senators and representatives before-mentioned,
and the members of the several state legislatures,
and all executive and judicial officers, both of the
United States and of the several states, shall be
bound by oath or affirmation, to support this
constitution; but no religious test shall ever be
required as a qualification to any office or public
trust under the United States. - Article VI, Section
3

What kind of positions am I talking about?

– a.. Every Federal and State Senator.
– b.. Every Federal and State Member of the House of
Representatives.
– c.. Every Federal and State Judge.
– d.. Every member of the Federal and State
Executive Branches of Government.
– e.. Every member of the Federal and State
Legislative Branches of Government.
– f.. Every member of the Federal and State Judicial
Branches of Government.

In short — Every person who works for either the
Federal or State Government.

It is amazing to stop and reflect upon who all this
really includes.

Of course it’s really easy to see that it includes
the Governor of each state, and the Federal and
State Senators and Representatives. It also
includes all of the ditch diggers for the Federal
and State Governments. I used ditch digger to
illustrate that this reaches into the lowest, most
remote corners of public employment.

Here’s the really interesting fact — It includes
every attorney in the country. They are all
officers of the court and as such hold positions in
the Federal or State Branches of the Judicial.
These are offices of great trust. And, in many
cases also offices of great profit.

The failure of the John Jay Supreme Court to
properly address this issue is tantamount to treason
against the people of this country.

Just because the law hasn’t been properly enforced
for over 200 years does not mean that the law is no
good. It is still there as a valid part of our
Constitution and We, the People, need to see that it
is enforced for our own protection.

It can be validly argued that every congress in both
the Federal and State Government has been invalid
because it has included people who are not qualified
to hold the office We, the People, stupidly, and
ignorantly elected them to.

If a change is to be made — We have to do it.

Any time an attorney wants to run for any office of
any kind just tell them NO! ! !

Surprisingly enough, THAT INCLUDES ATTORNEY GENERAL
FOR A STATE. The Attorney General is the Attorney
for the State — he, or she, has nothing to do with
the judicial branch of government — that falls
under the auspices of the State Supreme Court - just
like the U. S. Supreme Court is over the Federal
Judiciary Branch. The Attorney General is a member
of the Executive Branch of Government.

Our Founding Fathers knew that the lawyers and
attorneys would do everything in their power to take
over and control our new government. In order to
stop this they made it unconstitutional for anyone
holding one office of government, i.e., an officer
of the court, to hold another office of government.

But they went further.

Because the attorneys all claimed the Title of
Nobility of "Esquire" that was granted to them by
the English King, or Queen, they made it so that
this country, including the States, could not grant
any titles of nobility.

No title of nobility shall be granted by the United
States: And no person holding any office or profit
or trust under them, shall, without the consent of
the Congress, accept of any present, emolument,
office, or title, of any kind whatever, from any
king, prince, or foreign state. - Article I, Section
9, Paragraph 8

No state shall enter into any treaty, alliance, or
confederation; grant letters of marque and reprisal;
coin money; emit bills of credit; make any thing but
gold and silver coin a tender in payment of debts;
pass any bill of attainder, ex post facto law, or
law impairing the obligation of contracts, or grant
any title of nobility. - Article I, Section 10,
Paragraph 1

No one who holds, or claims to hold a title of
nobility can hold any office.

Because the two provisions in the Constitution did
not contain a penalty clause, an Amendment to the
Constitution was proposed and ratified in 1812.

If any citizen of the United States shall accept,
claim, receive, or retain any title of nobility or
honour, or shall without the consent of Congress,
accept and retain any present, pension, office, or
emolument of any kind whatever, from any emperor,
king, prince, or foreign power, such person shall
cease to be a citizen of the united States, and
shall be incapable of holding any office of trust or
profit under them, or either of them. - 13th
Amendment to the Constitution

Even though the 13th Amendment was carried as a part
of the Constitution for the United States of America
for over 65 years, and published repeatedly during
that time, the attorneys very quietly removed it and
hid their actions by a new Amendment number 13.
This was the first time that an amendment had been
assigned a number, and the numbering process only
continued for number 14 and 15, and was then
dropped. Just enough to help cover up the hiding of
the true 13th Amendment.

Why didn’t the attorneys like the new Amendment?

It took away their citizenship. It took away their
title of nobility. It took away the honors they
claimed as being the only ones who can serve as
judges, attorney generals, and as representatives of
the people in court. There are no provisions in the
Constitution that state that these positions and
activities must be done by attorneys.

In order to protect themselves from the people they
have purposely denigrated our Common Law Courts,
they have granted themselves immunities, they have
taken over our money, our investments, our schools,
and every facet of our lives. They are now
legislating from the bench in direct violation of
our separation of powers.

Only when We, the People, decide we have had all
we’re going to take will the process change. And we
can change it by simply following what our Founding
Fathers established as the Law of the Land - Our
Constitution.

Just tell the attorneys - NO!

Jim Barrus
CEO
Constitutional Concepts Foundation

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