It begins right here folks. If you want to know why all your other Freedoms are being abolished, take a good look at where it all started. Right here.... with Freedom of RELIGION!
Our Forefather came over to this country to flea from the domination of the Church of England. To establish a Nation under God given Freedom! The 1st Amendment to our Constitution deals with that Freedom of Religion because that was the reason for this whole Nation being founded.
This is where it all started with Americans allowing infringement upon our Freedom of Religion and Speech. When prayer was allowed to be taken out of our Public School System is when the Socialistic idiots knew they could tread on America. That is when they knew we were primed for take over.
Do you really want to take your Nation back? Do you really desire to return America to its Traditional American Rights to Freedom?
Then learn your Constitution! Learn how your Government and the powers that you give them are to be enforced... KNOW YOUR RIGHTS and then FIGHT FOR THEM!
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
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THE U.S. SUPREME COURT’S USURPATIONS OF POWER
A Primer in Constitutional Law
By Publius Huldah
1. How did it happen that our country became a land where children are forbidden to use the word, “God” in the public schools; public school students are forbidden to say prayers at football games; and religious speech is banned from the public square? Read on, and I will show you how judges on the U.S. Supreme Court perverted our Constitution, prohibited the Free Exercise of Religion, and abridged our Freedom of Speech.
2. We must begin by learning what our Constitution says – and doesn’t say – about “religion” & “speech”. Remember, the three branches of federal government, the Legislative Branch (Art I), the Executive Branch (Art II), and the Judicial Branch (Art III), have only the powers granted to them in the Constitution. All “legislative” powers granted in the Constitution are vested in Congress (Art I, § 1). This means that no other branch may make law. The legislative powers of Congress are enumerated. Thus, Congress may pass laws only on those specific subjects which are listed in the Constitution as proper subjects of legislation.[1] Since “religion” & “speech” are not among the listed powers, Congress may not make any laws about religion or speech. Neither may any other branch.
3. Furthermore, the First Amendment to the Constitution expressly states:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech…
What is an “established religion”? I will show you how judges on the Supreme Court changed the historical definition of that term so they could eradicate religion from our public square and eliminate speech they don’t like. We will begin by finding out what “establishment of religion” actually meant. To do so, we must consult English history, American colonial history, and writings of our Founders.
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