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When a society allows its political leaders to pass unjust laws the
people suffer. When only just laws are enforced, the people's lives, liberty
and property are respected. In a where just laws prevail the result is peace,
prosperity and freedom.
In a society that embraces only just laws the court system promotes
equal justice, but when unjust laws are passed and enforced injustice
prevails and the Courts destroy the justice they were created to
provide..When unjust laws become commonplace the government becomes the
usurper of power and begins to extend special benefits and privileges to
certain groups and individuals at the expense others.
Any law that violates the principles spelled out in the Constitution are
unjust. The Sheriffs have been elected to protect our rights and were to be
the guardians of our liberty and the defender of our Constitution. It was
stated years ago that it is sometimes necessary for a patriot to defend his
country from his government. The Constitution was written to control the
government not to control the people.
A County Sheriff must decide whether he or she will honor their oath or
be an administrative assistant to the President of the United States. The
Sheriff can not serve two masters. He must take his marching orders from the
people or the President.. It is up to us to elect righteous men or women to
serve as our County Sheriff.
As a resident of the county, we have a right to know if our Sheriff had
their fingers crossed when they promised to uphold the Constitution. We need
to contact every single County Sheriff in the land and find out who they are
working for.
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1 comment:
It is very easy to tell for whom the Sheriff works for. As they say, "look at his badge, stupid".
If his badge says State of XYZ, such as State of Colorado or State of Utah, etc., then the Sheriff is working for the corporation.
If the Sheriff's badge says XYZ State, such as Colorado State or Utah State, then they are a constitutional Sheriff.
If you do this, do not be surprised if you can find no constitutional Sheriffs.
Now all these unconstitutional Sheriffs, working for and being paid from the corporation (incorporated State or County), have in spite of this given an oath to support and defend the Constitution. This may bring them into a conflict of having to obey their boss or not.
This depends on which constitution they took their oath to. Was it the first Constitution or was it the corporate constitution of 1871? Now this is the crux of the matter.
There is a saying "nothing is as it seems".
Buyer beware.
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