We just received fantastic news for the Radio Program “Samuel Adams Returns – The Anti-federalists Got It Right” hosted at Liberty Works Radio Network. We now have Two Time Slots every Saturday – 9 AM Eastern and 7 PM Eastern.
Join me this Saturday On “Samuel Adams Returns – The Anti-federalists Got It Right” – Discussing – The 114th Congress: What is it?
– at 9 AM Eastern and again at 7 PM Eastern adjust the time according to your time zone.
Listen on www.lwrn.net to understand from a participant in the 1787 Convention why the 114th Congress will be what it is and that in fact, you are not represented as the then proposed Constitution expected that you would be.
With that, think of all that our Founders reacted against in respect to the English Parliament and in reality, we have it all with us again – including: legislative and bureaucratic tyranny, executive despotism and judicial tyranny too! All managed by the international banking and business interests.
Listen to the program and Hear what Robert Yates predicted about the House of Representatives.
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John DeWitt No. II – Decision Time & Considerations
“John DeWitt” II
The author that used the pseudonym of John DeWitt is unknown. As the writer challenges the Citizenry to take a hard look at this un-amended constitution. What would be the perils to the individual and the States that were minimized by a well-constructed State Constitution with Bills of Rights?
The Key Points in this article are:
1. A PERPETUAL form of government
2. Difficult to change
3. Chances of poor administration
4. Changes opposed by those who benefit most of the power
5. NO Bill of Rights
6. Defines a Compact
7. Those in power through tacit implication would subsume all rights of the people
“John DeWitt” II
Massachusetts, October 27, 1787
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