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The filming of the Documentary is completed and final editing is now in process.  In the mean time we are offering previews for those who want to keep in touch. The third of four Previews follows:

In Part 1 of this series a concept was presented that runs a bit contrary to current public conception – that the term States’ Rights can be used more for partisan benefit than a true effort to protect the God-Given Rights of the people.  Part 2 demonstrated that as early as 1801 incursions attacking American Liberty had already started and have continued to this day. Part 3 gave details on an obvious expansion of central government powers (authority) by legislative action.

Washington is out of control. It does as it likes, without restraint. It spends American money and American lives to fight remote wars for which it cannot provide a plausible reason. It determines what our children will be taught, who we can hire and fire, to whom we can sell our houses, whether we can defend ourselves, even what names we can call each other. The feds read our email and track the web sites we visit, make us hop around barefoot in airports at the command of surly unaccountable rentacops. They search us at random in train stations without even a pretense of probable cause. We have no influence over them, no way of resisting.

Well, they went and did it, despite all the hand-wringing, threats, blogs, demonstrations, name-calling, broken windows, and general political mayhem. Congress has delivered to President Obama his so-called health care bill, although bitterly opposed by more than half the American people. In the House of Representatives, where the final battle was fought, every Republican voted against it. We have to give them credit where it’s due.

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So wrote Thomas Jefferson, Vice President of the United States, in a document drafted at the request of members of the Kentucky legislature in 1798. Kentucky passed Jefferson’s paper and broadcast it to the world as the definitive opinion and stand of the sovereign people of the State. The language drafted by James Madison for similar documents adopted by the Virginia legislature in 1799 and 1800 was similarly unequivoical in its constitutional position and forceful in expression.

In Part 1 of this series a concept was presented that runs a bit contrary to current public conception – that the term States’ Rights can be used more for partisan benefit than a true effort to protect the God-given Rights of the people.  Part 2 demonstrated that as early as 1801 incursions attacking American Liberty had already started and have continued to this day. In fact - in the 210 years since 1801 these incursions have grown into a rout.

But for a Christian people, hope springs eternal. We can throw off the mentality and the regime of our yankee conquerors. All that is required is the individual and collective will of the Southern People to return to the principles of their ancestors, to return to a true and healthy Southern patriotism. Let us not follow the example of our Scot and Irish forebears under their British occupiers. We Southrons must no longer be willing to go to far away places, and to fight and die for everyone else’s liberty and independence but our own. Friends don’t let friends join the yankee army. The only people’s liberty for whom we Southrons should fight is ours! May God grant us a name and place among the nations of the earth – and soon!

Many Christian Southerners are deeply confused over this simple, self-evident truth. Many pastors, who ought to be our spiritual leaders, are the worst offenders. You can often tell who they are. They’re the ones whose churches fly the American flag atop the Christian flag—that is, in a place of sovereignty. It would be wrong to symbolize the sovereignty of the state over the sovereignty of Christ even if our government were moral and just. But when government has degenerated into anti-Christian despotism, this practice is even more intolerable. Yet these are the same pastors who most often demand, “As a Christian, how can you advocate withdrawing consent? Romans 13 tells us to obey the governing authorities.”

The body of the Constitution of 1787 despite its many strong points was obviously flawed in some or many aspects depending on your point of view. One of these flaws is its failure to clearly state that its main, or even one of its secondary purposes is to guarantee the citizen’s God-given Rights. This is simply a statement of fact. Within a very short period of time after adoption of the Constitution of 1787 - ten amendments (Bill of Rights) were added in an effort to correct this specific flaw.

To begin, I will put on my virtually unused and in brand new condition English grammar hat and point out that the apostrophe is in the wrong place. It should be State’s, not States.’ And the word Rights should be Powers.

The System is broken! Repeating the same ole Republican/Democratic skirmishing is nothing but a waste of time.