The Constitution for America
Preamble
We, the people of America, choose to establish a framework for a national government that will most likely ensure our safety and happiness. We are determined to continue the founding principles of America established by the settlers in America and articulated by the posterity of the settlers that were vested with a tenancy in common interest at the Declaration of Independence. Americans that are free of subjugation to any government and vested with a tenancy in common interest upon entering a society with civil discourse choose to form a constituency of independent people. The constituency of independent people in the sovereign nation of America want to empower a government responsive to the constituency's desire to maintain a safe, prosperous, and well maintained society in America. The constituency of the sovereign nation of America wants to delegate limited authority to a governmental organization that will provide the public with the services necessary to ensure the safety and happiness of the autonomous people of America, enable a process for the administration of prudent justice, implement an effective strategy for the defense of America against foreign and domestic enemies, secure the border to maintain the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America, and yield a desirable inheritance to the posterity of the former subjects of a usurper that put their lives and property at risk to free themselves from tyranny and oppression.
The settlers of America, destined by Divine Providence and chartered by a sovereign that claimed North America as a possession of a foreign power, were granted privileges and immunity to establish dominion in America and procure the resources of America. Conflicting land claims in America were resolved by treaty or extinguished pursuant to the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God in the jurisdiction presided over by the Supreme Judge of the world. At the Founding of America, we dismissed a usurper and proclaimed an end to subjugation with a formal declaration of independence. The usurper and the supporters of subjugation were divested of the social contract administered by the constituent members of the sovereign nation of America. The constituent members of the sovereign nation of America establish and ordain the supreme law of the land at will. Constitutional law, confederate law, or law enacted by any government is vacated when there is a conflict with law the independent people of America ordain to benefit themselves and their posterity in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America. The constituent members of the sovereign nation of America unilaterally articulate law superior to existing law in the pursuit of happiness. We, the independent people of America, consent to the establishment and ordination of the Constitution for America to benefit the people of America and their posterity in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America.
Article I: The National Government for America
1. We, the people of America, are individuals descending from separatists that began settling in America to accumulate natural resources, harvest seaside and freshwater nutrients, cultivate crops, raise livestock, build infrastructure, and establish dominion pursuant to the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God in the jurisdiction of the Supreme Judge of the world.
2. The jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America is demarcated by a transient, secured border.
3. The people congregating in America for the common cause of tenancy and community, while remaining independent of any government, originate the supreme law of the land in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America at will.
4. A person born in America, unencumbered by fealty to a foreign power or a domestic nation recognized pursuant to law enacted by any government, and vested with a tenancy in common interest acquired upon entering a state of civil society to form a community in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America is a constituent member of the sovereign nation of America.
5. The age of majority for a person is the time a person is alive and at least eighteen years have passed since the person’s date of birth.
6. A person born outside the territorial limits of America, unencumbered by fealty to a foreign power or a domestic nation recognized pursuant to law enacted by any government, and vested with a tenancy in common interest acquired upon entering a state of civil society to form a community in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America is a constituent member of the sovereign nation of America; provided the person has established residency in America before six months have past since the beginning of the person’s age of majority.
7. A constituent member of the sovereign nation of America committed to protecting the inherent rights of the autonomous people of America in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America is a natural citizen of America; provided the constituent member has not entered into a conspiracy to deprive or attempted to divest the constituency from a state of society characterized as civil, just, and peaceful in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America.
8. A constituent member of the sovereign nation of America that has affirmed the Constitution of the United States of America as the supreme law of the land, sworn to support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America in the member's lifetime, or conspired to deprive or divest the constituency of the state of society characterized as civil, just, and peaceful in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America is a national of America.
9. The natural citizens of America establish and ordain the supreme law of the land in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America at will.
10. The Constitution for America articulates superior law ordained by the natural citizens of America to empower a federal government named the National Government for America; whereby the powers delegated to the National Government for America are allocated coextensively to the Executive Department, the Legislative Department, and the Judicial Department of the National Government for America.
Article II: Citizenship, Residents, Visitors
1. Citizenship and allegiance are mutable.
2. A natural citizen of America voluntarily terminates citizenship and allegiance to America upon entering a conspiracy to deprive the natural citizens of America of a state of society characterized as civil, just, and peaceful in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America.
3. A declaration by a natural citizen of America terminating current citizenship status and allegiance to America before an officer of the National Government for America shall not be required to effectuate such termination of citizenship and allegiance to America, but a declaration of termination of citizenship and allegiance to America by a natural citizen of America will serve as evidence of a voluntary termination of citizenship and allegiance to America.
4. A national of America is a constituent member of the sovereign nation of America that has terminated citizenship and allegiance to America; whereby deportation proceedings has been temporarily suspended after a declaration of intent to faithfully comply with the rule of law in America and such declaration has been accepted by an executive officer of the National Government for America.
5. A resident of America is a person habitually situated in America for one year or more and is not a constituent member of the sovereign nation of America.
6. A visitor of America is a person temporarily situated in America for one year or less and is not a constituent member of the sovereign nation of America.
7. Residents of America and visitors of America are subject to deportation from the territorial limits of America; whereby deportation proceedings will be temporarily suspended after a declaration of intent to faithfully comply with the rule of law in America and such declaration has been accepted by an executive officer of the National Government for America.
8. Residents of America and visitors of America shall be expelled from the territorial limits of America upon a writ of deportation executed by an officer of the National Government for America.
9. A national of America, resident of America, and visitor of America are disqualified from holding any office of profit or trust in the National Government for America.
10. Service in the Security Forces for America shall be restricted to constituent members of the sovereign nation of America and residents of America; whereby a resident's authorization to serve in the military and reside in America shall be vacated upon a writ of deportation executed by an officer of the National Government for America.
Article III: Executive Authority
1. Executive authority is delegated to the Executive Department and will be managed by the National Executive Officer for America of the National Government for America.
2. The National Executive Officer for America represents the people of America, manages foreign and domestic challenges presented to America, appoints the officers of the Executive Department pursuant to the Constitution for America, and other duties as prescribed herein and the laws thereof.
3. Officers and other persons employed to serve in the National Government for America shall, before they enter their official duties, communicate and subscribe to the Affirmation of Service pursuant to the Constitution for America; whereby the officers and other persons employed in the National Government for America shall confirm: "I, [name of officer or employee], affirm the Constitution for America is the supreme law of the land established and ordained by the natural citizens of America. I profess this affirmation freely, without mental reservation, or purpose of evasion. I will faithfully discharge the duties of the office I am about to enter to the best of my ability. I will serve the people of America pursuant to the Constitution for America and the laws thereof until the natural citizens of America withdraw their consent for my service. So help me, God."
4. Any executive officer of an entity contracted as a proprietor of public service under the authority of the Constitution of the United States of America and the laws thereof is disqualified from holding any office of profit or trust in the National Government for America, taking custody of public money or property, or contracting as a proprietor of public service with the National Government for America.
5. Steven D. Roach shall initially serve as the National Executive Officer for America in the National Government for America for eight consecutive years upon communicating and subscribing to the Affirmation of Service pursuant to the Constitution for America and will vacate the office upon the election of a candidate for the National Executive Officer for America by the natural citizens of America pursuant to the Octennial National Election, a national election occurring every eight years; provided the elected candidate is a natural citizen of America and has communicated and subscribed to the Affirmation of Service pursuant to the Constitution for America; and not less than sixty calendar days and not more than 120 calendar days have passed since the Octennial National Election.
6. The Affirmation of Service pursuant to the Constitution for America shall be administered by the National Executive Officer for America or officers designated by National Executive Officer for America to administer the Affirmation of Service pursuant to the Constitution for America.
7. The Executive Department will archive laws ordained or enacted in America and the facts verified by the National Government for America to serve as evidence of valid law and verified facts in America; whereby the archived laws and verified facts shall be made available for public inspection unless public safety is at risk.
8. Any person employed to serve in the National Government for America in violation of a commitment to faithfully discharge the duties set forth herein and the laws thereof shall immediately forfeit their authorization to serve in the National Government for America.
9. The National Executive Officer for America will delegate authority to subordinate officers of the Executive Department, take care that the laws are enforced, and ensure the affairs of the National Government for America are efficiently and economically processed to benefit the natural citizens of America.
10. The Attendant Executive Officer shall assist the National Executive Officer in the discharge of the powers and duties of the Office of the National Executive Officer as set forth herein and the laws thereof.
11. In case of the death, resignation, or inability to discharge the powers and duties delegated to the National Executive Officer, the Attendant Executive Officer shall be promoted to serve as the National Executive Officer until the next Octennial National Election.
12. The National Executive Officer for America shall communicate the current condition of the nation annually, recommend legislation to the officers of the Legislative Department and consult with officers of the Legislative Department on a budget bill.
13. The National Executive Officer for America shall publish an itemized budget of all departments, agencies, and bureaus of the National Government for America at or near the beginning of each legislative session to the Legislative Department.
14. On extraordinary occasions, the National Executive Officer for America will order the officers of the Legislative Department to convene by proclamation; whereby the purpose will be stated in the proclamation and the officers of the Legislative Department will convene for that purpose only.
15. The National Executive Officer will appoint natural citizens of America to vacant offices in the National Government for America as set forth herein and the laws thereof.
16. Officers serving in the Executive Department shall be subject to termination of employment by executive order of the National Executive Officer for America.
17. The National Executive Officer for America will serve as the Commander of the Security Forces for America.
18. The National Executive Officer for America will have the power to grant respites, reprieves, pardons, or commutations in all cases of conviction for offenses against the laws of the National Government for America as set forth herein and the laws thereof.
19. Every resolution presented by the Legislative Department to the National Executive Officer for review will be enacted into federal law after ten calendar days have passed since presentment to the National Executive Officer for America, provided the resolution has not been vetoed by the National Executive Officer for America.
20. The National Executive Officer for America will return a vetoed resolution with objections to the Legislative Department.
20. The National Executive Officer shall receive compensation for services rendered during the term for which the National Executive Officer is serving in the National Government for America and compensation for consultation following the expiration of the term of the National Executive Officer which shall not be diminished during the lifetime of the National Executive Officer.
Article IV: Legislative Authority
1. Legislative authority is delegated to the Legislative Department and will be managed by the Legislative Leader and twenty Legislative Officers subordinate to the Legislative Leader; whereby the National Executive Officer for America shall appoint the initial Legislative Leader and other Legislative Officers to serve for not more than six consecutive years until the natural citizens of America elect one natural citizen of America to the office of the Legislative Leader and twenty natural citizens of America to the offices of the Legislative Officers pursuant to the Sexennial National Election, a national election occurring every six years; provided each legislative officer communicates and subscribes to the Affirmation of Service pursuant to the Constitution for America and upon the acceptance of a communication and subscription of the Affirmation of Service pursuant to the Constitution for America by the National Executive Officer for America or an officer designated by National Executive Officer for America to administer the Affirmation of Service pursuant to the Constitution for America.
2. Legislative Officers appointed by the National Executive Officer for America will be subject to termination of appointment by executive order of the National Executive Officer for America until the natural citizens of America elect one natural citizen of America to the office of the Legislative Leader and twenty natural citizens of America to the offices of the Legislative Officers pursuant to the Sexennial National Election.
3. Regular sessions of the Legislative Department will be held annually commencing in the morning on the first Wednesday after the first Monday in the calendar month of January of each year.
4. The proceedings of the Legislative Department shall be open to the public, except when the business ought to be kept secret upon a recommendation of the Legislative Leader and an affirmative vote by three-fifths of the Legislative Officers serving in the Legislative Department.
5. A resolution in the Legislative Department shall be passed upon a recommendation of passage by the Legislative Leader and an affirmative vote by three-fifths of the Legislative Officers serving in the Legislative Department with the recommendation by the Legislative Leader and the voting results entered into the legislative record.
6. Resolutions passed by the Legislative Department shall be signed by the Legislative Leader recommending passage and Legislative Officers voting affirmatively for the resolution before presentment to the National Executive Officer for consideration of the merits of the resolution being enacted into federal law.
7. Every resolution passed by the Legislative Department shall be presented to the National Executive Officer for a veto; whereby a failure to veto the resolution shall enact the resolution into federal law upon the passing of ten calendar days, Sundays excepted, since presentment to the National Executive Officer.
8. The Legislative Leader will enter the objections of the National Executive Officer for America causing a veto of a resolution into the legislative record; whereby the Legislative Department will reconsider the resolution to resolve the objections of the National Executive Officer or archive the failed resolution into the legislative record.
9. The style of all resolutions are: "On behalf of the natural citizens of America, the Legislative Department presents [name of resolution] to the National Executive Officer for America to be enacted into federal law."
10. No appropriations shall be made in excess of the recommendation contained in the budget unless it has been reconsidered and approved by the Legislative Leader and an affirmative vote by four-fifths of the Legislative Officers serving in the Legislative Department with the recommendation by the Legislative Leader and the voting results entered into the legislative record.
11. No person serving in the Legislative Department shall have a conflict of interest in any contract executed or grant let by the National Government for America; whereby a conflict of interest with any person serving in the Legislative Department shall void the citizenship of the person or persons with the conflict of interest.
12. The rules of the proceedings of the Legislative Department will be developed by resolution and approved by the Legislative Leader with an affirmative vote of four-fifths of the Legislative Officers serving in the Legislative Department; whereby the recommendation by the Legislative Leader and the voting results shall be entered into the legislative record.
13. Eighteen natural citizens of America serving as Legislative Officers serving in the Legislative Department shall constitute a quorum to do the people's business; whereby the Legislative Leader may order the attendance of Legislative Officers upon pain of expulsion from public service in the National Government for America.
14. The Legislative Department will debate and pass resolutions for public schools, international agreements, commerce, bankruptcies, and the Spin Dollar as currency supported by the assets held by the Investment Fund for America.
15. The Legislative Department will debate and pass resolutions for the electronic interchange of financial transactions; whereby the Spin Dollar is used to identify the value of the transaction.
16. The Legislative Department will debate and pass resolutions for the standard of weights and measures, copyrights, registered trademarks, and patents.
17. The Legislative Department will debate and pass resolutions for the development and maintenance of military bases, forward operating bases, airfields, arsenals, docks, shipyards and other needful assets for a functioning and efficient armed service to provide security for the people of America.
18. The Legislative Department will debate and pass a resolution to divide America into five, contiguous regions and maintain an equal distribution of the population of natural citizens of America in each of the five regions to establish regional governments subservient to the National Government for America.
19. The Legislative Department will debate and pass resolutions necessary and proper for executing the provisions of the National Government for America to ensure a functional, responsive government for the benefit of the natural citizens of America.
20. The papers, electronic records, notes, or recordings of all those serving in the Legislative Department will be published and archived by the Legislative Department of the National Government for America with all rights reserved by the natural citizens of America.
Article V: Judicial Authority
1. Judicial authority is delegated to the Judicial Department which will be managed by the Justice of the Nonpareil Court of the National Government for America.
2. The Judicial Department will include nine Judges of the Nonpareil Court subordinate to the Justice of the Nonpareil Court and support personnel as provided by the law herein and the laws thereof; whereby each officer of the Judicial Department shall be a natural citizen of America appointed by the National Executive Officer for America to serve the natural citizens of America for one term of ten consecutive years from the time of appointment and shall begin public service upon the acceptance of a communication and subscription of the Affirmation of Service pursuant to the Constitution for America by the National Executive Officer for America or an officer designated by the National Executive Officer for America to administer an Affirmation of Service pursuant to the Constitution for America.
3. The Justice of the Nonpareil Court will preside over administrative functions of the Judicial Department and proceedings before the court.
4. The Judicial Department will administer tribunals for one Nonpareil Court, five Appellate Courts inferior to the Nonpareil Court, and other courts inferior to the Appellate Courts throughout America; whereby the National Executive Officer for America will appoint judges to each of the Appellate Courts and other courts throughout America to serve the natural citizens of America for one term of ten consecutive years.
5. The judicial power shall extend to all cases in law and equity arising under the Constitution for America, the laws enacted by the National Executive Officer for America of the National Government for America, and treaties made with foreign or domestic nations.
6. A quorum of five Judges of the Nonpareil Court serving in the Judicial Department, randomly selected, will have authority to answer a question before the Nonpareil Court and publish an opinion.
7. The several judges of the inferior courts will have jurisdiction in court and at chambers.
8. All judicial process and all prosecutions shall be effectuated in the name of "The natural citizens of America" until consent for such process and prosecutions on is withdrawn by the natural citizens of America.
9. The Nonpareil Court shall regulate the qualifications and licensing of natural citizens of America offering to practice as a legal representative in any court in America and bar noncitizens from practicing as a legal representative in any court in America.
10. The natural citizens of America and no other person or entity will enjoy absolute immunity in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America.
11. Any judge of any court may be removed from office, disciplined, or suspended without pay for a definite period of time not to exceed one year for failure to perform assigned duties, conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice, not maintaining citizenship status, or any other disability which compromises the integrity of the court by executive order of the National Executive Officer pursuant to the advice and consent of the Legislative Department.
12. Legal opinion offered by any person serving in the National Government for America that defines the terms or interprets the meaning of the Constitution for America or any other law established and ordained by the natural citizens of America beyond the plain language of the law is not authoritative.
13. The copyright of the published opinions, rulings, orders, transcriptions, research reports, notes, documents, or any other communication produced in any court will be the property of the natural citizens of America and archived by the National Government for America.
Article VI: Representative Form of Government
1. No law making any grant of privilege or immunity for public service will be valid.
2. The acquisition, possession, and transfer of ownership of real estate will be regulated by law.
3. The acquisition, possession, or transfer of ownership of real estate by a natural citizen of America in the age of majority to a natural citizen of America in the age of majority will not be denied without due process.
4. The National Government for America will neither interpret the meaning nor define the terms of the supreme law of the land beyond the plain language of the law.
5. The National Government for America will not deprive a natural citizen of America in the age of majority of the right to purchase, manufacture, or store firearms and ammunition for firearms without due process.
6. The National Government for America will not subject a natural citizen of America to unreasonable searches and seizures.
7. The National Government for America will not deny a natural citizen of America in the age of majority a labor license, a professional license, a business license, or a corporate license without due process.
8. The enumeration of the rights of a natural citizen of America in the Constitution for America will not be construed to deny or disparage inalienable rights endowed by the Creator to the natural citizens of America in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America.
9. The Constitution for America is not severable.
10. The National Government for America will guarantee the natural citizens of America a representative form of government, secure the border demarcating the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America, and preserve the independence of the natural citizens of America.
Article VII: Elections
1. The natural citizens of America have the power of initiative to propose laws or change any law, appropriation, order, or ruling promulgated by the National Government for America through the exercise of the national elective franchise.
2. Every natural citizen of America in the age of majority sixty calendar days prior to a national election shall be eligible to vote in the national elective franchise.
3. Any person abstaining or prevented from voting in a national election shall not be counted as a vote in the national elective franchise.
4. Elections will be free, accessible, and restricted to natural citizens of America in the age of majority.
5. English is the official language of America.
6. Ballot instructions and questions will be published in the official language of America with reasonable accommodations made for natural citizens of America with remarkable challenges to encourage full participation by all eligible voters in America.
7. Ballot instructions and questions shall be printed on paper and distributed to each voter for answers to be marked with an indelible ink pen.
8. Ballots will be distributed by executive order issued by the National Executive Officer.
9. Ballots will be cast in secret with each natural citizen of America enjoying immunity for casting a ballot.
10. Elections will be held on the first Saturday through the following Friday, except Sunday, in the month of November.
11. Ballots will be transferred to and counted by the Executive Department.
12. The Executive Department will certify, publish, and archive the results of the national elective franchise; provided the national elective franchise is free of conspiracy to trespass on the independence of the natural citizens of America.
13. The result of a national elective franchise election will be the supreme law of the land as determined by the largest number of ballots cast by a majority of the natural citizens of America; provided more than fifty million votes are certified by the National Executive Officer to have been cast in each election.
Article VIII: Revenue
1. The Legislative Department will debate and pass resolutions to regulate the National Sales Tax for America, a sales tax on the market value of the transfer of ownership of a product or the market value of a service, at the tax-exclusive rate of three percent; whereby the proceeds shall be used to fund the public services for the people of America.
2. Taxes shall be levied on the valuation of the product or service uniformly and proportionately.
3. One natural citizen of America shall be appointed to the Office of the Tax Commissioner for America by the National Executive Officer for America to serve one term for eight consecutive years.
4. The Tax Commissioner will have jurisdiction over the administration of the revenue laws enacted by the National Government for America.
5. The Tax Equalization and Review Commission will be established by law; whereby the National Executive Officer for America will appoint five natural citizens of America to vote on matters before the commission; whereby the Tax Commissioner for America shall chair each meeting of the Tax Equalization and Review Commission.
6. The Legislative Department will appropriate funds for the costs of establishing and maintaining the collection of taxes.
7. The Legislative Department will authorize and regulate any tax to fund the National Government for America with an affirmative vote by four-fifths of those serving in the Legislative Department, subject to veto by the National Executive Officer for America.
Article IX: Appropriations
1. The Legislative Department will debate and pass resolutions for appropriations to pay the expenses of the National Government for America, subject to veto by the National Executive Officer for America.
2. Appropriations for deficiencies will require all of those serving in the Legislative Department to affirmatively vote to increase or maintain those deficiencies, except by executive order by the National Executive Officer for America.
3. Resolutions by the Legislative Department making appropriations for the salaries and benefits of the officers of the National Government for America will not include provisions on any other subject; whereby the salary and benefits of the National Executive Officer will not be less than any officer serving in the National Government for America.
4. No allowance will be made for the incidental expenses of any government officer, except those allowances made by general appropriation.
5. No money shall be drawn from the treasury, unless it is in pursuit of a specific appropriation made by law and on the presentation of a warrant.
6. No money will be diverted from any appropriation made for any purpose or taken from any fund identified in the appropriation law.
7. The Legislative Department will make appropriations for the expenses of the Security Forces of America to secure the border and facilitate the deportation of trespassers who pose a threat to America's sovereignty.
8. The Legislative Department will make appropriations for the expenses of processing of the natural resources of America in an efficient and economical manner.
9. The natural resources of America will not be sold, depleted, or pledged as collateral without a provision made by law that will benefit the natural citizens of America.
10. Land within America or near the coast of America shall not be leased, transferred, gifted, or sold to any non-citizen, corporation, foreign government, or domestic government subjugated to the natural citizens of America.
Article X: Banking
1. The Bank for America will be established by law and domiciled in the seat of the National Government for America to carry out currency and monetary control of the Spin Dollar and ensure smooth settlement of funds among banks and other financial institutions contributing to the maintenance of stability of the financial system.
2. The National Banking Commission for America will be established by law; whereby the National Executive Officer for America will appoint one natural citizen of America to chair the National Banking Commission for America and four natural citizens of America to serve as members of the commission with the advice and consent of the Legislative Department.
3. The powers and duties of the National Banking Commission for America will include the regulation of the servicing of financial transactions, consumer liability for financial transactions, financial transaction error resolution, record retention, the general control of credit and debit financial transactions, and the supervision of each bank in America.
4. The National Banking Commission for America will have the authority to adopt and revise a comprehensive national plan for banking and loan services which will include definitions of the role and mission of each bank in America, general assignments of the role and mission of each bank in America, and plans for banking facilities which utilize the comprehensive national plan for banking and loan services.
5. The National Banking Commission for America will have authority to review, monitor, and approve or cancel bank programs and capital construction projects which utilize tax funds designated by the Legislative Department to provide compliance and consistency with the comprehensive plan and prevent unnecessary duplication.
6. The National Banking Commission for America will have authority to review and modify the budget requests of any board established for a bank in America or any other governing board for any other banking institution which may be established by the Legislative Department to promote compliance and consistency with the comprehensive national plan.
7. The National Banking Commission for America will regulate the capital requirements of any financial institution in America to achieve a capital-to-risk weighted assets ratio established by federal law.
Article XI: The Supreme Law of the Land
1. The National Government for America is delegated power by the consent of the natural citizens of America.
2. Whenever any act of the National Government for America becomes destructive to the welfare of the people, it is the duty of the natural citizens of America to alter or abolish the supreme law of the land by any means necessary.
3. The natural citizens of America are the arbiter of the supreme law of the land.
4. The Constitution of the United States of America was vacated with the inauguration of an ineligible president of the United States and assumption of the Office of the President of the United States of America on January 20, 2001 by President George Walker Bush in violation of the supreme law of the land established and ordained by the people.
5. The natural citizens of America are not restrained by laws, regulations, precedent, and any other promulgation of authority pursuant to the Constitution of the United States of America.
6. A decision by the natural citizens of America is the supreme law of the land and shall not be denied by public servants employed in the National Government for America.
7. The supreme law of the land shall not be interpreted or have its terms defined by public servants beyond the plain language of the supreme law of the land.
8. Defiance of the supreme law of the land by officers of the National Government for America withdraws the consent for the deviants to continue as public servants.
9. The Constitution for America will be the supreme law of the land and the laws, regulations, agreements, treaties, orders, or any other promulgation of law enacted by the National Government for America will be the federal laws of America.
10. The Constitution for America is subservient to the will of the people as ordained and established by the natural citizens of America pursuant to the national elective franchise.
11. The consent of the constituent members of the sovereign nation of America shall be sufficient to establish and ordain the Constitution for America as the supreme law of the land in the jurisdiction of the sovereign nation of America.
IN FAITH WHEREOF, the undersigned has placed his signature at the end of the Constitution for America to publish this decree and bind the people of America pursuant to the enumeration of the articles constituted herein on the ________ day of the month of _______________ in the year of our Lord Jesus Christ two thousand and _____________.
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National Executive Officer for America