The People Who Wrote the Declaration of Independence
Fundamental Christians is the description of the people who wrote the Declaration of Independence. Their beliefs included:
- A fundamental Christian is a person who believed the best form of government is created by people who believed that the base law of the nation is founded on the Ten Commandments and the precepts of charity as found in the bible. The law is determined, expanded, improves, and evolves by jury actions in a common law jurisdiction. These people are not “Biblical Christians”.
- These people did not believe that you had to be a Christian to be a fundamental Christian. You only had to agree to live or accept those principals based on the fact if everyone in the nation lived by the same belief system you would have the best possible form of governance and a very civilized society.
-The nation created by the declaration is called the “United States of America”. The common law jurisdictions were called the several states. You will find the United States of America in the copy of the Declaration of Independence and the Preamble to the Constitution. The term “several states” is also found in the Constitution and the laws of the United States.
-The nation created by the declaration was formed for the purpose of separating the fundamental Christians from their form of government. There government was called the “United States”. The concept was to separate fundamental Christians from all people who did not have the same belief system. Mixing fundamental Christians with other people with a different concept of right and wrong created a lot of problems between the two groups. The fundamental Christians believed that anyone with a different belief system should create their own state or nation and live my their own laws. Fundamental Christians do not believe that they had a right to apply there jury or laws to other people. The common law applied to the United States of America and its nationals. United States law applied to United States nationals. Other people had a right to live under another set of laws. This is called the choice of law doctrine. (See title 8 united states code section 1481(a) for the codification of this belief system). The best description would be to called this belief “separatism”. These people created taxes to hire police of enforce this separation. Today you see people who want to do the same thing....and others who do not want to do this.
The current name for these people (as found in the United States Code) is “American National” as stated by section 1502 of title 8. When the term “American” is used in this document it is interchangeable with the term “Fundamental Christians”. Their system of government includes these beliefs;
1. The basic knowledge of right and wrong is taught to children of Americans with bible stories (before they become teenagers and should be taught in a church.
2. Most taxation is property taxes. (Not income taxes).
3. To vote on taxes you have to be a property owner.
4. For government (the government of the several states) to work properly the government workers must have the same belief system (they must also be Americans).
5. Schools (school boards) are run and managed by Americans with children in the school. They also were big believers in church run schools.
6. There is no criminal jurisdictions - common law judgements are money judgments.
7. A jury of your peers is a jury of Americans that probably know you.
8. Every adult male is an armed member of an organized militia. (2nd Amendment)
9. The militia is well trained body of soldiers created for defense - no wars overseas.
10. Women have the right to choose a jury of women.
11. A common law marriage is a marriage by contract - and should be written to stop endless legal and personal arguments.
12. A person can lose his nationality (but not his freedom) for not living by the laws of the nation.
13. The first written law of the nation is the Declaration of Independence.
14. The second written law of the United States of America is the “Constitution” (not the Constitution of the United States).
15. These two documents are the laws of the United States of America (see section 1746 of title 28)
15. The “One nation under God” is the United States of America and not the United States.
16. When you petition your government to redress a grievance it is a “legal action” called a petition at common law and not hollering in the streets.
17. When you kill an unborn baby you are violating a commandment of God.
18. The Christian education also creates a “work ethic”.
19. These people do not believe that government is a good solution...mostly government is the problem when it extends it’s power to real human beings.
20. The system of government is extremely friendly to and coexist with a capitalist economic system.
What happened?
Slavery became a bigger issue before the civil war. The only way to resolve the issue without a war was to buy the slaves and set them free. This solution created political problems that were unacceptable and probably financially impossible. War started. Lincoln could not fight the war as long as the several states had the power to prosecute the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus. He suspended the writ. This has the effect of making everyone a United States national subject to the courts of the United States. Everyone became part of one nation under the civil law. There were no American Nationals. Congress amended the Constitution so that salves did not have to be paid for. States of the United States were created within the areas of the several states. The common law jurisdictions were not reformed by the war weary Americans.
Solutions
The Americans must restart their former form of government. That process is ongoing. A court has been formed and litigation is ongoing.
Replies
and Step One is:
Here is what happens: A person is elected to office. Almost the next day the offers start...free lunch, speech at company meeting (involves a small fee), trips, weekend getaways, ....all for a single vote. In a few years it is more and more. Next thing you know that elected person is voting for more taxes because some group id donating to a campaign fund and promissing a number of votes. The higher they rise....the bigger the offers are. And many of these offers are perfectly legal. The person is corrumpted due to the fact that that their belief in right and wrong is defferent than the people they represent. They are not fundamental christains. Some people resist this....not many. Next thing you know that person joins the redistibution of wealth party. (they don't even know they did it for a while).
However...you form a nation of people with the same concepts of right and wrong....you put these people in government....not you have an honest government...if you watch it. You put a non christian in a government office it will happen almost every time. They don't believe in the laws....they don't enforce the laws....they work to change the laws to their agenda(socialist, progressive, whatever).
Hear hear!
See what I am talking about....he doesn't believe in the laws on the book, he wants to change it so much he will misquote the Preamble to make his point. That preample doesn't say what he wants it to say....so he tries to change it. Remember the Preamble is the very first line in the very first document of United States laws. The Declaration of Indepence is the very first document of law for the United States of America. If you can get someone to explain their belief system(there agenda)....you can determine if they are a fundamental christian....or something else. Those something else people are the kind of people you would not invite into your living room with your family. You meet a lot of them on the internet.
Be careful Richard, you are about to step over the line.
I will not allow you or anyone else to assault one of my long time members and good friends.
I have only commented on his past acts.
He misquoted the Preamble for the purpose of denhying that the Constitution was written for the United States of America. He has constantly attached the concept of fundamental Christians.
This conversation will now be closed.
Don't open it again Richard.
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