Welcome Freedom Keepers

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We The People Congress We The People
Foundation
WelcomeFreedom Keepers
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The Articles of Freedom
The Profound Plan to Peacefully Restorethe
Constitution of America

• Presenter

Bob SchulzChairman, We The People
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The Problem

• THE PROBLEMThe following violations of the
  Constitution have challengedour Constitutional
  Republic and Her People to Its core.
• Meddling in the internal affairs of other
  countries
• Police State that is repugnant to the Fourth
  Amendment
• Undeclared wars
• Private / Corporate bailouts i.e., corporate
  welfare),
• A fiat currency
• Bills of Credit / Federal Reserve System
• Expenditures for activities that are not
  enumerated
• Fraudulently ratified 16th Amendment
• Direct, un-apportioned taxes on labor
• Judicial system that refuses to consider the
  evidence

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The Problem

• THE PROBLEM (continued)
• Unenforced Immigration laws / Failure to
  faithfully execute the laws
• The Presidents father was not an American
  citizen
• Counting our votes in secret by machine
• No well-regulated state militias Federal gun
  control laws
• International treaties, contracts and
  relationships with foreign entities
• Private land seizures for private purposes
• Government mandated / provided Health Care
• Money Legislations / Bills originating in the
  Senate

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The Solution
THE SOLUTION The First Amendment Congress
shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof or abridging the freedomof speech, or
of the press or the right of the people
peaceably toassemble, and to petition the
Government for a redress of grievances. The
meaning of the last ten wordsIf the People have
evidence that government officials are violating
the Constitution,they can Petition the
Government for a Redress of the Grievance. The
officials have an obligation to respond. If the
Government does not respond,the People have the
Right of Enforcement.1 1 It is well settled
in American Jurisprudence that if anyone has an
obligation to respondand he fails to do so, his
silence amounts to admission. It is also well
settled that any Right that is not enforceable
is not a Right that is, with every Right there
is a Remedy.However, the Constitution cannot
defend itself. It is the duty of the People to
defend it.
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The People Have Petitioned

• THE PEOPLE HAVE PETITITONED THE GOVERNMENTFOR
  REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES VIOLATIONS OF THE
  CONSTITUTION
• WE HAVE PETITIONED THE JUDICIARY
• Mexican Peso bailout
• Bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
• Bailiouts of AIG and private financial
  corporations
• Counting votes in secret v. voting Rights
• WE HAVE PETITIONED ALL MEMBERS OF CONGRESS THE
  PRESIDENT
• Iraq Resolution v. war powers clauses
• Federal Reserve System v. money clauses
• Patriot Act v. privacy clauses
• Direct, Un-apportioned Tax on Labor and
  Withholding v. tax clauses
• Gun Control Laws v. 2nd amendment
• Illegal Immigration v. faithfully execute
  clause
• Foreign aid v. general welfare clause and
  enumerated powers
• North American Union v. sovereignty clause of
  the DoI
• Parental citizenship v. natural born citizen
  clause

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Chapter 61 of Magna Carta (1215)
FIRST CLUE RE MEANING OF LAST TEN WORDS OF THE
ACCOUNTABILITY CLAUSE
If we, our chief justice, our officials, or any
of our servants offend in any respect against any
man, or transgress any of the articles of the
peace or of this security, and the offence is
made known to four of the said twenty-five
barons, they shall come to us - or in our absence
from the kingdom to the chief justice - to
declare it and claim immediate redress. If
we, or in our absence abroad the chief justice,
make no redress within forty days, reckoning from
the day on which the offence was declared to us
or to him, the four barons shall refer the matter
to the rest of the twenty-five barons, who may
distrain upon and assail us in every way
possible, with the support of the whole community
of the land, by seizing our castles, lands,
possessions, or anything else saving only our own
person and those of the queen and our children,
until they have secured such redress as they have
determined upon. Having secured the redress,
they may then resume their normal obedience to
us.
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1689 English Bill of Rights
SECOND CLUE RE MEANING OF LAST TEN WORDS OF THE
ACCOUNTABILITY CLAUSE The 1689 Declaration of
Rights proclaimed, It is the Right of the
subjects to petition the King, and all
commitments and prosecutions for such
petitioning is illegal.1 1 This was
obviously a basis of the shall make no law
abridging the right to petitiongovernment for a
redress of grievances provision of our Bill of
Rights.
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1774 Continental Congress
THIRD CLUE RE MEANING OF LAST TEN WORDS OF THE
ACCOUNTABILITY CLAUSE In 1774, the same Congress
that adopted the Declarationof Independence
unanimously adopted an Act in which theygave
meaning to the Peoples Right to Petition for
Redressof Grievances and the Right of
enforcement as they spokeabout the Peoples
Great Rights. Quoting If money is wanted by
rulers who have in any manner oppressed the
People, they may retain it until their
grievances are redressed, and thus peaceably
procure relief, without trusting to despised
petitions or disturbing the public
tranquility.1 1 "Continental Congress To
The Inhabitants Of The Province Of Quebec."
Journals of the Continental Congress 1774,
Journals 1 105-13.
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1775 Thomas Jefferson
FOURTH CLUE RE MEANING OF LAST TEN WORDS OF THE
ACCOUNTABILITY CLAUSE In 1775, just prior to
drafting the Declaration of Independence,
Jefferson gave further meaning to the Peoples
Right to Petition for Redress of Grievances and
the Right of enforcement. Quoting The
privilege of giving or withholding our moneys is
an important barrier against the undue exertion
of prerogativewhich if left altogether without
control may be exercised to our great
oppression and all history shows how efficacious
its intercession for redress of grievances and
reestablishment of rights, and how improvident
would be the surrender of so powerful a
mediator.1 1 Thomas Jefferson Reply to
Lord North, 1775. Papers 1225.
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1776 Declaration of Independence
FIFTH CLUE RE MEANING OF LAST TEN WORDS OF THE
ACCOUNTABILITY CLAUSE In 1776, the Declaration
of Independence was adopted by the Continental
Congress. The bulk of the document is a listing
of theGrievances of the People had against a
Government that had beenin place for 150 years.
The final Grievance on the list is referred to
by scholars as the capstone Grievance. The
capstone Grievance was the ultimate Grievance,
the Grievance thatprevented Redress of these
other Grievances, the Grievance that causedthe
People to non-violently withdraw their support
and allegiance to theGovernment, and the
Grievance that eventually justified War against
the King, morally and legally. Thus, the
Congress gave further meaningto the Peoples
Right to Petition for Redress of Grievances and
the Right of Enforcement. Quoting the Capstone
Grievance
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1776 Declaration of Independence
(DOI continued)
In every stage of these Oppressions We have
Petitioned for Redress in the most humble terms.
Our repeated Petitions have been answered only
by with repeated injury. A Prince, whose
character is thus marked by every act which may
define a Tyrant, is thus unfit to be the ruler
of a free people We, thereforedeclare, That
these United Coloniesare Absolved from all
Allegiance to the British Crown.1 1
Declaration of Independence, 1776
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1784 New Hampshire
SIXTH CLUE RE MEANING OF LAST TEN WORDS OF THE
ACCOUNTABILITY CLAUSE New Hampshire
Constitution Art. 10. Right of
Revolution.Government being instituted for
the common benefit, protection,and security, of
the whole community, and not for the private
interest or emolument of any one man, family, or
class of men therefore, whenever the ends of
government are perverted, and public liberty
manifestly endangered, and all other means of
redressare ineffectual, the people may, and of
right ought to reform the old, or establish a
new government. The doctrine of nonresistance
against arbitrary power, and oppression, is
absurd, slavish, and destructive of the good and
happiness of mankind.11 Added June 2, 1784
and has remained unchanged.
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1836 U.S. Congress
SEVENTH CLUE RE MEANING OF LAST TEN WORDS OF THE
ACCOUNTABILITY CLAUSE1 Under Article I,
Section 5 of the Constitution, "Each House may
determine theRules of its Proceedings." 294 The
First Amendment, however, provides
that,"Congress shall make no law ... abridging
... the right of the people ... topetition the
Government for a redress of grievances." 295
Those two sections ofthe Constitution came into
direct conflict in the years 1836 to 1844, as
the House of Representatives attempted to quell
the rising number of abolition petitions its
members had been receiving. The attempts to
stifle the petitions became known as the gag
rule or gag law. For eight years,the existence
of the rule was a source of tremendous
controversy in the Houseand the nation.
296 Abolitionism was the reason for the gag
rule. The rule was the reaction of southern
congressmen who felt that the South could no
longer bear the insultscontained in the language
and content of abolition petitions. Designed to
staunch the flow of such petitions to the House,
it was sweeping in its breadth
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1836 U.S. Congress
(Continued) As first adopted on May 26, 1836,
the rule and its preamble were to signal
abolitionists that the House of Representatives
was not going to consider the subject of the
abolition of slavery and therefore it was
superfluous tocontinue the attempts to agitate
the matter. Resolved, That all petitions,
memorials, resolutions, propositions, or
papers,relating in any way, or to any extent
whatever, to the subject of slavery, or
theabolition of slavery, shall, without being
either printed or referred, be laid uponthe
table, and that no further action whatever shall
be had thereon. 299 This seminal resolution was
to be re-adopted in nearly identical forms
duringthe beginning of each session of Congress
until finally made a standing rule in1840. 300
The standing rule was not repealed until the
opening of the secondsession of the
Twenty-eighth Congress, on the resolution offered
by JohnQuincy Adams. 301 1 Fordham Law
Review May, 1998, 66 Fordham L. Rev. 2153 .
ARTICLE THE VESTIGIAL CONSTITUTION THE HISTORY
AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RIGHT TO PETITION.
Gregory A. Mark
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2010 The Right to Enforce
THE CONSTITUTION CANNOT DEFEND ITSELF.YOU MUST
DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION. Critical Mass The
Articles of Freedom Continental Congress 2009
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The Articles of Freedom
AOF The Profound Plan to Restorethe
Constitution of America
Its Time to Secure Our Right of
Accountability.Its Time to Peacefully Exercise
Our Right of Enforcement