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THE CORRELATION VISITED

WHEN

SEPTEMBER 28, 2013

12 PM TILL 4 PM

WHERE

Danny’s Bar-B-Que

9561 Chapel Hill Rd, Morrisville, NC 27560 (919) 468-3995  www.dannysbarbque.com

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Before the Lone Ranger’s “magic silver bullets” there was the constitution. Do you recall Dr. Franklin’s statement upon exiting the Constitutional Convention, “we have given you a Republic, if you can keep it.” What was and has been the one tried, true and proven basis for maintaining the Republic?

The Republic has deteriorated to the point that many are seeking that magic bullet. Is there such a magic bullet available? We will be testing three potential magic bullets under the microscope of the constitution as per the following format.

The “Magic Bullet” Agenda

The synopsis versions

9:00 – 9:40 The NC legislative nebulous rules

9:40 – 10:20 Nullification & Interposition

10:30 – 11:10 People’s Grand Jury

11:10 – 11:50 The Liberty Amendments & Restoring Constitutional Governance

The expanded versions

1:00 – 2:00 The Liberty Amendments & Restoring Constitutional Governance

2:00 – 3:00 The People’s Grand Jury

3:15 – 4:15 Nullification & Interposition

4:15 – 5:00 The NC legislative nebulous rules

6:30 – 8:00 Panel discussion – what are the solutions?

Each of the 3 candidates for “magic bullet” will consist of a panel dialogue. Each presentation will consist of a panel of 2 to 3 members, who will present the topic, Richard Fry and Jeff Lewis will dissect the material under the constitutional microscope. Each discussion will be divided into 3 equal segments. The panel will have 1/3rd of the time, Richard and Jeff 1/3rd, followed by audience participation of equal time.

Will any of the topics prove to be the “magic bullet”? You be the judge. Meet and communicate with CCC Constitutional Consultant Richard D. Fry Renowned Constitutional Attorney

When

SATURDAY

SEPTEMBER 21, 2013

Where

Voice of Faith Studios

335 Sherwee Dr, Raleigh, NC 27603

 Office Phone 919-661-6902

Mobile: 919-624-7436 – Office Phone 919-661-6902

Cost

$15 at the door, $10 Paypal pre-registration on the websites or Make check payable to Covenant Restoration, LLC and mail to Covenant Restoration, LLC – 963 N. Harrison Ave – #107 – Cary, NC 27513

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September 17th

moderating an informal constitution dialogue. A list of pertinent questions will be issued and discussed, e.g.: our newest NCCP member, Frank Livingston, will be

KNOW YOUR CONSTITUTION AND YOUR RIGHTS

1. What is the relationship between the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution?

2. The first paragraph of the Declaration of Independence explains the foundation of Individual Liberty. What is that foundation (2 laws)?

3. The second paragraph of the Declaration of Independence explains the relationship between We the People and government in the United States. What is that relationship?Also a detailed outline of the constitution will be given to all preregistered attendees. To register and reserve your copy email dwatson83@att.net.

O/L Example:

Outline of the Constitution

Preamble: – “We the people… hold the power… in Order to form a more perfect Union… to …secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity…

Article I – The Legislative Branch:

1.1 – Legislative authority & composition of Congress

1.2 – The House of Representatives

1.2.1 – Election and term of members

1.2.2 – Qualification of members

1.2.3 – Apportionment of representatives, direct taxes & census

Note: The 16th did not change apportionment rules for direct taxation

Note: Obsoleted by the 13th & superseded by the 14th sec 2

1.2.4 – Filling House vacancies

1.2.5 – Selection of officers and impeachment charge authority

1.3 – The Senate

1.3.1 – Number and election of members

Note: Superseded by the 17th sec 1

1.3.2 – Terms split into three classifications

Note: Final clause superseded by the 17th sec 2

1.3.3 – Qualification of Senators

1.3.4 – Vice President is President of the Senate and has a “Casting Vote”

1.3.5 – Selection of other officers

Note: See 25th

1.3.6 – Authority to try impeachment’s

1.3.7 – Limited judgment in cases of conviction

TIME

6:30 – 7:00 PM

Constitution Fellowship Meal

7:00 – 8:30

Discussion

LOCATION

Captain Stanley’s Seafood Restaurant

3333 South Wilmington Street, Raleigh, NC

919-779-7878

Was there Devine guidance in the Founding Documents, the Founders called it “Manifest Destiny”? The Scriptures were Divinely Inspired, thus the teaching of the Scriptures and the Founding Documents in unison seem to be a very logical approach to enhancing the meaning and understanding of each.

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There is NOTHING in Article V that requires states to even list a subject matter in their application for a convention. There is NOTHING in Article V that suggests Congress has the authority to refuse to call one unless two thirds of the states submit the same or similar application for a convention. What it does say is that when two thirds of the states request a convention that Congress “shall call a Convention for proposing Amendments…”

Note it says “Amendments” plural, not singular. ANY state that attends a Convention can propose ANY Amendment they want, including those who “volunteered” to include a reason/subject matter in the their application.

D.C. isn’t the problem. It’s a symptom. We the People are the problem. We refuse to demand our public servants actually “keep” their oath past the photo-op of them taking it. We refuse to turn them out of office, and instead play left vs. right political games.

Before we go tinkering with the Constitution, we should try upholding it. I don’t trust the political animals at the state legislatures any more than the feds. In fact, for those getting warm fuzzies about a term limit amendment: What state legislator is going to vote for that? They are already at the pinnacle of state government. For most, the only place they have to go up the “political ladder” is Congress. What state senator or state rep is going to handicap their own political future by placing a limit on how long they can serve? This is just one of many things to consider.

Several of the GOP governors ran on campaigns that Obamacare was unconstitutional, that they would fight it if elected, then turned around and took the fed money to set up exchanges while joining unconstitutional lawsuits in lowly federal district courts on behalf of their states. (See Article III, Section 2, Clause 2).

This whole charade is designed to waste people’s time, give them false hope of a fix, and pad the political or financial wallets of those promoting it, while evading the real issues. It’s a three card monte game on steroids.

It is playing Russian roulette with the Constitution, except instead of one bullet chambered, there is only one chamber empty. And in case you thought I overlooked the alternative method of ratification, a convention in the states, I did not.

Congress decides which method. Do you think they’ll trust “We the People” at a convention over their political cronies in the state legislatures? Care to take any bets? And even if they did, would you trust the ratification convention election/appointment process to not also be dominated by political operatives? Care to gamble on that, too?

I do not. Restore Constitutional governance. Adopt a zero-tolerance policy for the people you vote for that violate their oath. Stop compromising and being suckers to party hacks and political entertainers. They ALL profit off of your misery index, and none want to solve problems. They simply to want to manage them, and YOU.
Jeff Lewis serves on the Advisor Council of the Citizens Constitutional Caucus
The Citizens Constitutional Caucus
The Purpose of the Caucus is Four Fold:
First: Seek out Constitutional legislative “Servants”.
Second: Support those “Servants”.
Third: Work with the “Servants” to generate, present and pass Constitutional resolutions and legislation.
Fourth: Reach out to the citizens via social media and traditional communication methods to give them the opportunity to review proposed legislation in legal and lay formats and then respond with their opinion. They can share this information with family, friends, and acquaintances.
Preparing and passing Constitutional legislation in a broken system
The Citizens Constitutional Caucus is planning a day-long symposium to discuss “Preparing and Passing Constitutional Legislation in a Broken System.” Richard Fry, a nationally-recognized Constitutional expert, will conduct the session.

The symposium will be September 21st at the Voice of Faith Studios, 326 Tryon Rd, Raleigh, NC 27603 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a break for lunch. Cost is $10 prepaid $15 at the door. There will also be a town hall discussion from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
“What we citizens are experiencing with our political systems in America is what I call a representative disconnect,” Fry said. “The majority of our ‘public servants’ either do not understand or do not care that after supporting and defending the Constitution, securing our fundamental rights, their job is to do what the majority of citizens want, not what they think is best for us, within the bounds of the Constitution.”
Fry, who is general counsel for the Patriot Coalition, said that for some time most elected officials have served the interests of special interest groups, which include the major political parties.  Public servants are “fiduciaries,” Fry explains. That means they owe citizens the highest level of fidelity.  “They (public servants) have a duty of transparency and disclosure,” Fry said. On the other hand, citizens have a duty to hold public servants accountable.  In some circumstance, he said that public servants have “an affirmative duty to disclose information” to the people and they are “never to conceal or otherwise hamper” the ability of the people to know what they are doing.  “This should be non-negotiable,” Fry said. “Unless they are transparent in their actions we cannot fulfill our duty to hold them accountable and the whole system crumbles.”  Public officials also have a duty to reveal and change any procedure that conceals their actions, and the people have a duty to uncover them.  Fry notes that Congress routinely operates using such concealed rules.

“Hidden within the House and Senate rules, especially those related to committee actions, there are rules that serve no real purpose but to obscure the actions of our elected officials,” Fry explained.
One such rule is the failure to record votes, especially terminal votes (those that effectively end or “kill” a bill).
“Likewise if there are votes that relate to whether a vote should be recorded that vote needs to be recorded so we can judge whether such procedure was used for the sake of efficiency or has the effect of concealment,” he added.
“Although some will defend these rules as necessarily for the sake of efficiency, trading transparency for the sake of efficiency is no trade off at all it is a short road to disaster and despotism.”
“Remember this regarding transparency and all issues with which you deal with your legislators: You are the boss and you are paying the freight,” Fry said. “If you want more transparency, at the cost of efficiency that is your right. Their only question should be how quickly they can get it done.”
Fry lives in Olathe, Kansas. He served as a legislative intern to the Kansas Senate President, as a financial analyst for a Fortune 100 company and civil litigation attorney for 15 years. He has testified before state legislative committees, and consulted and advised state legislators, Congressman and presidential candidates on Constitutional issues.
Symposium Conducted by Richard Fry
Nationally Renowned Constitutional Attorney
“Preparing and Passing Constitutional Legislation in a Broken System.”
“Focusing on the {hidden} NC legislative rules and proposed constitutional changes”
For example where do you find the “stop light” rule?

DATE:
September 21, 2013 – 9 AM to 12 PM – 1:15 PM to 5:00
Cost $10 Prepaid – $15 at the door
Town Hall 7 PM to 8:30 PM – No charge
Lunch and Dinner are Dutch
See http://www.citizensconstitutionalcaucus.com/ for PayPal

LOCATION:
Voice of Faith Studios
326 Tryon Rd, Raleigh, NC 27603
Mobile: 919-624-7436 – Office Phone 919-661-6902
Mail your check to:
Covenant Restoration, LLC – 963 N. Harrison Ave – #107 – Cary, NC 27513

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WHAT IS AN OATH?

In a REPUBLIC an oath OF OFFICE is a contract by the recipient and his/her employer, the citizens, and THE CREATOR, to uphold and obey the CONSTITUTION, thus encompassing all the laws of the land.

NC Oaths of Office: How Many and By Whom?
Article VI, section 7 of the State Constitution sets out an oath of office that is to be taken by any person elected or appointed to a public office, basically swearing to uphold the constitution and laws of the United States and of North Carolina. Obviously, any person elected or appointed to an office must take this oath. But many local officers, particularly those in counties, must take a second oath as well.

Both G.S. 153A-26, for counties, and 160A-61, for cities, provide that all county or city officers, respectively, must take the constitutional oath of office. In addition, and somewhat redundantly, G.S. 160A-284 directs that municipal police officers take the constitutional oath. You’d think that might be enough, but it is not. Most of the duplication arises from G.S. 11-11, which sets out a variety of oaths of office to be taken “after taking the separate oath required” by the Constitution. Among the offices listed in this statute, each with its specific oath, are the Register of deeds – Sheriff – County attorney – Law enforcement officer.

Article VI, Sec. 7. Oath.
Before entering upon the duties of an office, a person elected or appointed to the office shall take and subscribe the following oath:
“I, _______________, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and maintain the Constitution and laws of the United States, and the Constitution and laws of North Carolina not inconsistent therewith, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties of my office as _______________, so help me God.”

CCC Promo A Jan 2013 from Citizen’s Constitutional Caucus on Vimeo.

Don Watson explains the mission and purpose of the Citizens Constitutional Caucus.

First Quarter Meeting

January 19, 2013
Hilton Garden Inn, Raleigh-Cary NC

Our Constitution-Our Country-Our Future

“In the beginning of a change the patriot is a scarce man, and brave, and
hated and scorned.
When his cause succeeds, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a
patriot.”
- Mark Twain

8:30 a.m.

9:00 a.m.

9:15 a.m.

10:15 a.m. Multiple means of Communication Presentation………….…….……Sonya Holmes

11:00 a.m. Question and Answer period……………….……….……Moderated by Don Watson

11:30 a.m. Presentation of the PM Agenda & Closing Remarks……………………Don Watson

Registration.

Welcome: The Formulation of the NCCCC………….……………….. Don Watson

NCCCC’s New Medium of Communication Presentation………David J. Jeffries, II

–LUNCH—

1:00 p.m. Purpose and Design of the NCCCC and County Caucuses……………..Don Watson

1:15 p.m. Update on the Legislative Constitutional Caucus………….

1:45 p.m. Presentation of the ACLEI Resolution

2:00 p.m. Presentation of the first Resolution………………………………….…..Glen Bradley
Vote by Caucus members on Resolution

2:45 p.m. How the Citizens Caucus Will Act on Legislation………….…Katherine Bredehoeft

3:15 p.m. Nullification Project

3:30 p.m. Implementing & Promoting the Resolutions/Legislation
of the Citizens Constitutional Caucus

3:45 p.m. “Focused Constitutional Issues”

4:30 p.m. Closing Remarks

4:45 p.m. Breakout for County Coordinators & Potential Coordinators………..….Don Watson

…..Diane Rufino, William Kennedy

…Bill Moore, Roger Lytle & Sonya Holmes

“It is impossible to rightly govern a nation without God and the Bible.“ –
George Washington

North Carolina Citizens Constitutional Caucus is proud to announce the launch of their new website! Many thanks to the excellent staff and design team at Carolina Reprographics, in Raleigh, NC for an extremely well designed site in such a short period of time. Carolina Reprographics also provides event filming and video production for all the videos presented on this site…and much more!