Our Masonic Constitution
J B Campbell
In 1976, the Sovereign Grand Commander of the 33rd Degree of Scottish Rite Freemasonry, Henry C. Clausen, published a little book called "Masons Who Helped Shape Our Nation." On page 82, he writes: "Though free, we were not yet united [1783]. The loose Articles of Confederation did not provide a strong national government, common currency or consistent judicial system. Men of vision realized that another step must be taken if he weak Confederation of American States was to become a strong, unified nation.
Again Freemasonry set the pattern in ideology and form. Since the Masonic federal system of organization was the only pattern for effective organization operating in each of the original Thirteen Colonies, it was natural that patriotic Brethren should turn to the organizational base of
the Craft for a model. Regardless of the other forces that affected the formation of the Constitution during the Constitutional Convention in 1787, the fact remains that the federalism created is identical t the federalism of the Grand Lodge system of Masonic government created in Anderson's Constitutions of 1723."
Clausen, an attorney, is naturally proud of the Constitution's Supreme Court, with Brother John Marshall the first Chief Justice, and the man who revealed the Masons' contempt for us all in his enunciation of "judicial review," which meant simply that the Supreme Court was the true power. Where
is the check and balance on the Supreme Court?
Masons crave power and that's what they got with their seven Articles. They fought the Ten Articles of Amendment (the Bill of Rights) right up till December, 1791. They nullified their own Constitution in 1913 with the 17th
Amendment. This provided for the direct election of Senators. The Constitution was a contract between the States and the People, the former represented by Senators appointed by State legislatures and the latter by Representatives elected popularly. When Senators became elected popularly, too, the States were no longer represented and the Constitution was rendered null and void. We have been under a sham government ever since.
The Constitution is a fraud on the people and should be abandoned. It has not protected us from civil or foreign wars, from inflation and federal corruption. It is in fact the engine of all these crimes, authorizing such racketeering as the private Federal Reserve Corporation and its collection
agency, the IRS. The Bill of Rights was our great champion for many years but it, too, has collapsed because it is in conflict with the first Seven Articles of the US Constitution. The Supreme Court protects the Constitution but it does not protect the Bill of Rights.
The First Amendment has become a license for our natural enemies to corrupt our children and ourselves with the most vile pornography, which has nothing to do with the right to criticize the government.
The Second Amendment has just been declared null and void with a recent USSC decision, which paves the way for confiscation and martial law.
The Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Amendments have been ripped up by the Patriot Act and the US Army's atrocities at Camp X-ray and other places.
The Seventh Amendment supposedly guarantees a jury for virtually any dispute over twenty dollars. Try bringing that up with a judge in traffic court these days.
The Eighth Amendment prohibits excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment. Has the Supreme Court or any federal court protected us against "jeopardy assessments and seizures," which steal all our money before trial so we can't even hire an attorney? What does the Supreme Court say about having foreign police torture us? It says that it's okay.
The Ninth and Tenth Amendments are not even recognized by the federal judges, who are mostly Freemasons.
Everything in the Bill of Rights was pretty much nullified by the Fourteenth Amendment, rammed through in the dictatorial aftermath of the Civil War, when the Southern States had no true legislatures. The Fourteenth Amendment
made us all slaves and said that the public debt shall not be questioned!
We have been in the malevolent, deceptive hands of Freemasons from the very beginning of this country. They've had us waving their flag and praising their fraudulent Constitution all these bloody years while they steadily
chipped away at the Bill of Rights so that today it is virtually
non-existent.
The Declaration of Independence - the truly great instrument of human liberty - was rendered meaningless by the Masonic Federalists who provided for no such liberation in the Constitution, which was itself a dirty trick crafted in secrecy by delegates who met to modify the existing Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union Between the States. As mentioned previously, the Articles gave no power to the central government which the Masons craved. It purposely kept the central government weak.
The Freemasons wanted a central bank which must have a central government to enforce it. Henry Clausen, the head of Freemasonry in the '60s and '70s, said this in his book, Masons Who Helped Shape Our Nation (pp 14-16):
"The nation could either unify as one people or disintegrate into a loose federation of States. It was a critical question, the determination of which would set the pattern for the rest of our history. Once more, Freemasons were in pivotal positions working for a strong, united America.
"Second only to Washington and Franklin in this movement were Robert Morris and Alexander Hamilton. Often called 'The Banker of the Revolution,' Brother Morris, like Hamilton, realized that a national fiscal and economic system was necessary to hold the States together. First steps were made toward this when Morris, who had received a Masonic apron from Washington himself in 1778, was named Superintendent of Finance in 1781 and when the Bank of North America was opened in 1782. [sic] Original stockholders were Franklin, Jefferson, Hamilton, Monroe and Jay. The Bank clothed Washington's army and
supplied enough confidence in the new Nation to win America international recognition. Hamilton - aide-de-camp to Washington in the Revolution, member of the Continental Congress, and first US Secretary of the Treasury -
supported Morris, proposed extending the Bank into The First Bank of the United States and, with Washington's strong support, succeeded in this endeavor to establish America on a sound monetary basis.
"Without the combined financial genius of Brothers Morris and Hamilton, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention in 1787 may not have had the needed confidence to envision the creation of one binding Constitution to govern all the States. On this basis, however, Franklin could argue persuasively the combined political, military, economic and social benefits that the Constitution assured. Brother Robert Morris nominated [Brother]
Washington who was unanimously elected president of the Convention. Thus he gave his tremendous prestige to the constitutional proposal.
"The significance of Freemasonry's influence on the Constitution cannot be overstated. Freemasons conceived, argued and ratified the immortal document and, ever since that historic Convention in Independence Hall, Philadelphia,
Freemasons have given support to its preservation."
And now we can understand why. Hamilton's father's name was Levy, by the way. The central bank was the entire purpose of the Revolution from the Masons' position. It would not become the true dictatorial power with total
control of interest and credit until 1913 because of intelligent resistance based on an understanding of money and credit by our true patriots up until that significant year.
Abraham Lincoln demonstrated that the Declaration of Independence was meaningless by waging bloody war on those who took the Declaration seriously. What the Confederates did was fully-authorized by the Declaration
and their government was based on the original Articles of Confederation. All independence movements here and overseas are prohibited by the US government. The Declaration of Independence is considered by our government as a terrorist screed. Anyone who would invoke it is crushed, here and abroad.
tena's note:
I read that Lincoln was the first president to initiate the "executive orders" that we are familiar with, the ones, you know, where the executive branch gets to make, justify, and execute the laws they decide to make for us.
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