ken0000001
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DLL said:i dont want to bore you with the articles of the constitution..but those would be good reasons to recall elected officials...
passing on the cyber q....
heres what the articles i cited state:Consider this:
Article 16: We hold that the people as the sovereign power reserve the right to be made aware of the actions of all elected or appointed governmental officials, while they are acting in their official capacity as servants of the people. We claim that individuals have the right to hold public officials accountable for their conduct and that interested individuals shall have access to all public records, in order that they may determine, without governmental harassment, whether such officials are properly representing them.
Article 17: We hold that all public officials who take the oath of office to uphold and sustain the Constitution of the United States of America, and who violate that oath, shall be deemed guilty of high treason and of having committed a capital crime.
Article 32: We hold that the DEATH PENALTY must be imposed as a proper punishment and deterrent for premeditated murder, forcible rape and other major acts of violence which result in mutilation of body or destruction of mind. We repeat that treason or felonious malfeasance of office on the part of any public official, appointed or elected, should be a capital crime.
Article 36: We claim that there are certain unalienable rights guaranteed by God to all men in the exercise of their free agency. These were sustained by the founding fathers and written into the Constitution. They need no interpretation, nor can they be abrogated by anyone other than God. It is not the prerogative of the President of the United States of America or any one of the Executive branch of government, nor is it the prerogative of the Congress of the United States or other legislators, nor any of the Judiciary including the Supreme Court of the United States, to abridge those rights or interpret them in any manner except as stated in the original Constitution. Moreover, the power to abridge such rights does not rest in any of the offices of any of the States; and it is the sole prerogative of the people to determine when such rights have been abridged or when they, the people, have been robbed of their agency; and it is within the power of the people to remove from office any of the officers of the Federal government or of the State who attempt by executive order or judiciary action or arbitrary interpretation to change the Constitution . Those who would unrighteously foist their will upon the people of the United States of America must be removed from office by due process of law, whether by impeachment or by initiative of the people.
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