Monday, January 31, 2011

Collectivism or Individualism II

“Hold on, my friends, to the Constitution
and to the Republic
for which it stands.
Miracles do not cluster
and what has happened once in 6,000 years,
may not happen again.
Hold on to the Constitution,
for if the American Constitution should fail,
there will be anarchy
throughout the world.”
Daniel Webster

E Pluribus Unum:
Collectivism or Individualism?
The Many, One.
Out of Many, One.
The People, as One.
One People.
A collective of individuals,
or
Individuals of a collective?
A group mind,
or a group of minds?
A body,
or a mob?
A democracy or a republic?

Article II Section 1
The Constitution
for the State of Colorado:

“All political power
is vested in and derived from
the people;
all government, of right,
originates from
the people,
is founded upon
their will only,
and is instituted solely
for the good of the whole.”

But wait!!!!

It does not say:
“Let everyone be subject
to the governing authorities,
for there is no authority
except that which God has established.
The authorities that exist
have been established by God.
Consequently, whoever rebels
against the authority
is rebelling against
what God has instituted,
and those who do so
will bring judgment on themselves.”
Romans 13.1-2

The underlying belief system
always determines
even dictates, the outcome.

Individuals who surrender
their individuality,
to a collective pool
of a particular group mind,
a relative world of collective ego,
of public opinion,
relinquish their identity
to assimilation
into the whole
and cease to be governed by
the internal mechanism
of spiritual conscience,
the distinguishing power
of the self-determination
of choice.

This is bondage,
the very nature of
voluntary servitude.


Those who choose to maintain
their identity,
by refusing to surrender
their distinctiveness
by assimilation into
the collective pool
of a particular group mind
and contribute
to the common weal,
give of themselves
out of their abundance.

What is a Republic?

Republic
Re-public

“Re” means “In the matter of,”
“Public” means, “not private”
who gets to decide
what is not private?

It is generally accepted
by the lawyer world,
the world of the judiciary,
the keepers of the law,
that the term
“Republic”
is derived from
the Latin Term
“Res Publica”:
“Res” meaning:
“an affair, a matter, thing or circumstance”
"Publica" meaning
“the public”
which is distinguished from
not private.

Republic means
public affairs, matters, things or circumstances
as distinguished from
Private affairs, matters, things or circumstances.

The People’s Republic of China (China)
(China is a single-party state
governed by the Communist Party of China)
The Republic of China (Taiwan)
Not to be confused with the People's Republic of China.
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R.)

compare:

The United States of America

Articles of Confederation

To all to whom these Presents shall come, we the undersigned Delegates of the States affixed to our Names send greeting.
Whereas the Delegates of the United States of America in Congress assembled did on the fifteenth day of November in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy seven, and in the Second Year of the Independence of America, agree to certain articles of Confederation and perpetual Union between the States of New Hampshire, Massachusetts-bay, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, in the words following, viz:
Articles of Confederation and perpetual Union between the States of New Hampshire, Massachusetts-bay, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.

Article I. The Stile of this Confederacy shall be "The United States of America."

We, the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
Preamble, Constitutional for the United States of America.

as distinguished from
The Republics of the United States of America
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>NOT!<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

The Constitution for the United States of America
at Article 4 Section 4 Clause 1
provides that:
The United States shall guarantee
to every State in this Union
a Republican Form of Government . . .”

as distinguished from:
“shall guarantee  . . . a republic”

As Benjamin Franklin was leaving the building where the Constitution had been completed after four months of hard work, a lady asked him what kind of government the convention created. A very old, very tired, and very wise Benjamin Franklin replied;
"A Republic, ma'am if you can keep it."

When
the Pledge of Allegiance
is recited,
is the pledge made,
to America?
or to
“the United States of America”?
and is the
United States of America
The name of the confederacy entered into
by the Articles of Confederation?
Or a government created under
the Constitution
for the United States of America?


“to the Flag
of
The United States of America
“And to the republic
 for which it stands . . .”

This is a pledge of allegiance
to the government
created by the
Constitution for
the United States of America.

The Constitution for the United States of America 
did not create America.

Collectivism or Individualism


E Pluribus Unum:
Collectivism
or Individualism?

The many, one.
Out of many, one.

Many Individuals,
One People.

"The People"

"We, The People
of Colorado"
or
"We, the People
of the United States"

Is "We"
a collective of individuals,
or
Are “We”
The individuals of a collective?

Is we
a group mind,
or
are we
or a group of minds?

Are we a body,
or a mob?

The underlying belief system
always determines
the outcome
of the circumstances within which we live.

Individuals who surrender
their individuality,
to a collective pool
of a particular group mind,
a relative world of collective ego,
a realm of public opinion,
relinquish their identity,
to be assimilated thereby,
and cease to be governed by
the internal mechanism
of self-government,
the power
that comes from awareness,
the distinguishing sovereignty
of self-determination,
of choice.

The absence of choice
is bondage,
servitude,
slavery.

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Science of the State



“Politics” means
science of the state.

“State” is derived from
the Greek word
πόλις (Polis)
which translated is
city,
the root of the term
πολιτεία (Politeia)
meaning community or commonwealth,
a member of which is
πολίτης (Polites)--
a citizen.
This is the basis
of the philosophy of
the unity of
many individuals together
combined as one,
in a collective sense;
bound together
as a body--
the etymology
of the concept
“e pluribus unum”
the many as one,
the Body Politic,
indivisible--
the principal
State,
or Nation

The bond of unity
required to maintain
an undivided,
and undividable
society
can only be formed and sustained
at the core,
at the rudimentary level
by we who are
who we are;
as distinguished from
the person we project
as ourselves, as a mask;
our veneer.
Only in our authenticity,
in our transparency
is our citizenship real.

Anything short of this is
mechanical,
rote,
automatonic
disingenuous
shallow, and destined
to fail,
being subject to the principle
of divide and conquer.

Saturday, January 22, 2011

Ominously Revolutionary.

There are a lot of educated people in America;
but being educated
does not make us intelligent or smart.
America’s churches and schools
have not worked to produce
an intelligent society;
they have discouraged,
even overridden
intelligence
and manufactured instead
a safe structure,
an institutionalized,
color by the number
work within
the confines of the box
mechanism.

There is a difference between
being taught what to believe
and being taught how to believe;
between being taught
what to think
and how to think;
between being taught how to learn,
and being programmed.

American institutions do not educate;
rather they enslave.
They program the mind
and train the ego.
The certificate on the wall,
even the diploma,
is more important than
the gift of innate intelligence.
Americans indoctrinated by the institution
are assimilated into the machine,
assuming their position
as programmed automatons
mere branches and limbs
embodying
and facilitating
the will of the system
expressed as public opinion,
The De Facto American Idol.

A tree is known by its fruit.

The tree called America
was cut down
out from underneath us
even right before our eyes;
but most do not even recognize
what was done
or how it was done.
It was dismantled
and most do not even know
cannot even conceive
what it was.
Cut down in her prime,
she was replaced by another,
one that is being used,
manipulated
by the influence and control
of a very powerful mind.

Blinded by ambition
deaf to reason
dumb and wholly without expression,
most Americans are trapped,
not only by their own personal labyrinth
but in the insignificant babble
of the collective
to which they contribute,
oblivious to the non-reality
engineered around them
within which they are enslaved,
fearfully hiding behind the veneer
they project of themselves
and onto others.

This is status quo America.
anything else is unusual,
even ominously revolutionary.

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Intro to the Kingdom


The kingdom of Heaven is the dominion of the Creator within which the Chosen, Anointed One Yahshua, has been given all power. As proof that this power is the power to rule, we need look no further than the apostles who walked with Yashua during his tenure on Earth.  These apostles were convinced that he was the prophesied son of David who would rule as King over the houses of Judah and Israel, and were tempted by the understanding that came with that knowledge—They looked for the restoration of Israel, a hierarchy established where they would rule and reign with him in his kingdom.  Instead, as part of Yahshua’s plan to expose the corruption of governments of the world,  Yahshua offered himself as a sacrifice to be tortured and murdered by usurpers and abusers of force masquerading as government, after which he was raised from the dead an immortal being inducted into the eternal order of Melchisedec, and inaugurated as King of Earth occupying an invisible, eternal throne, and thereafter commissioning his disciples to proclaim his victory, and to make disciples of all nations.

Yahshua is the King of Earth in a very real, very present, very political sense; but his power and authority is not recognized by the People of Earth because his dominion is not even dignified by those who, calling themselves Christian, consider themselves His people.  Rather, Yahshua is looked to as having established the religion of Christianity, but not as having come into his own and establishing the kingdom of Heaven on Earth. Christendom takes a very shallow view of the kingdom of Heaven, denying the King’s dominion they purport to worship, by postponing the kingdom, choosing to look forward to a future time when Yahshua returns to establish his kingdom, but neglects to realize that his dominion within this kingdom began when he was born, and shall continue from that day forward, even to forever.

Christendom is not the first people to struggle with this concept.  The people of Israel also resisted the invisible king concept when they rejected God as King and demanded of the prophet Samuel to be provided with a king they could see.  Israel wanted to be like other nations, having a monarch that would distinguish them as a kingdom among other nations of Earth. Rejecting Samuel’s strict warning that a king would do them more harm that good, Samuel eventually anointed Saul as King, which ended the dominion of the Creator as King of Israel.

Christianity has gone the way of ancient Israel and Judah, looking to the world’s political systems as a means to recognition and standing in the world to derive their credibility.  Failing to trust in that which is unseen, many who claim to follow the teachings of Yahshua relative to the kingdom of heaven, turn to the institutions and governments of the world to provide the security that can only be derived from the King of Earth.  It is this rejection, this incessant insecurity in the hearts of men, that blinds them to the truth, and causes them to look to the temporal to do for them that which only the principles of the kingdom can accomplish.

So detached from the reality of the Messiah’s present reign is Christendom, that the notion of dignifying the kingdom of Heaven as a legitimate power on Earth is ridiculed by the very vessel that purports to be the means of establishing it.

The so-called Christian church is blind to the most important thing they are ordained to establish—that the kingdom of Heaven is at hand, present, here in this moment, now and always.  Until we come into the fullness of this knowledge, acknowledge the King’s eternal dominion as a force on earth, the kingdom of heaven will remain far off in the distant, a future that will remain just that—the future.

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Citizen-Subject or Citizen-Sovereign

An amendment
was added to the
Constitution for
the United States of America
after the war between the States
defining
a citizen of the United States
to be
“all persons
born
or naturalized
in
the United States
and
subject to
the jurisdiction
thereof . . .”.
In law,
every word
is important
in understanding
the intent
of the law.
Each element
has significant meaning
and purpose.
The 14th Amendment
is no different.
It defines
a political body:
“persons born or naturalized
in the United States
and subject to
the jurisdiction
thereof,”
and then assigns
the status of citizenship
to that political body:
“are citizens of
the United States,
and of the state
wherein they reside.”

Prior to
the 14th Amendment
members of
the sovereign body politic
did not derive their
citizenship
from
the Constitution for
the United States of America.
Neither did they
after the adoption
of the 14th Amendment.
Neither do they now.

A second class
of citizenship
was created and established
after
the Civil War,
by the government
who was created and established by
the American People.

Americans,
members of the
sovereign body politic
are not members
of the political body
created by
and established under
the 14th amendment.

Citizenship under the 14th amendment
is a membership benefit
derived from the 14th amendment.

Citizenship
in the sovereign body politic
is a membership benefit
derived from the Creator.

Eliminate either
the Creator
or the sovereign body politic
from the equation
and America is
a conquered nation,
a mere idea
of the past.