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Urgent !!! We Need Your Help To Save The Constitution!!

Without your help we could be Con-Conned Out of our 2nd Amendment Rights to Keep and Bear Arms Several states have introduced bills allegedly nullifying federal gun laws and rejecting Obama’s Executive Order mandating such. The message is basically:”You aren’t going to get our 2nd Amendment!” There are other bills nullifying Obamacare, the NDAA (indefinite detention of American […]

Two Forces Behind the Scenes Pushing a Constitutional Convention

The letter below shows how the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) and theNational Council of State Legislators (NCSL)are working together to force a Constitutional Convention (Con-Con) that could, and most probably would, dismantle or throw out altogether our Constitution, just as the founders did in 1787 when they discarded the Articles of Confederation. This letter, from the National […]

The Effort to Dismantle Our Constitution

By Jackie Patru
(revised and updated January, 2001)

Under article V of the Constitution, our founding fathers established two methods for future generations to add amendments to the Constitution.

Under method 1: Two-thirds of both houses of Congresscan propose an amendment, and then three-fourths of the states ratify it… or not.

Under method 2: Two-thirds (34) of the states call for a federal constitutional convention, and then three-fourths of the states ratify whatever amendments are proposed by the convention.

The Freedom Amendment you are sponsoring will lead to a Con-Con

BEWARE: SJR1 by Senator Rapert Is a Call for a Constitutional Convention   Barry Goldwater said: “[I am] totally opposed [to a Constitutional Convention]…We may wind up with a Constitution so far different from that we have lived under for two hundred years that the Republic might not be able to continue.”    Letter from Chief Justice […]

Con-Con Alert in Arizona!

The following is an appeal from an Arizona patriot to help in contacting their legislators to vote “No” on a Constitutional Convention (Con-Con).

SCR1005 has passed the Senate 16 to 14 and is ready to be voted on in the House Appropriations Committee.

SCR1005 will call for a Constitutional Convention, or an “Amendments Convention” to consider whether an increase in the federal debt should require approval from a majority of the legislatures of the states.


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