I like the fact that the bill makes explicit mention of the conditions under which Kansas joined the union. I would like to see such legislation include a few more things, however:
- An explicit statement that while the Supreme Court of the United States has no legitimate authority to make rulings which are contrary to the U.S. Constitution, that does not imply that it will never endeavor to issue such rulings. While such rulings may appear official, that does not make them legitimate.
- A recognition that a person who unlawfully accosts another person, takes their property, or breaks into their dwelling, is a kidnapper, thief, or burglar (other crimes are possible as well); such laws are no less applicable to a federal employee who is acting without legitimate authority than to any other criminal.
- A recognition that illegitimate actions, by definition, form no part of any government agent's legitimate duties; consequently, agents partaking in such actions cannot claim protection under statutes which would allow federal courts to claim jurisdiction in matters concerning the actions of federal agents who were performing their official duties.
- A recognition that factions of the federal government which instruct employees to commit unlawful actions per #2 above are dangerous criminal gangs, and that employees of such factions who are caught committing crimes represent an extreme flight risk, justifying severe measures to prevent their escape.
It is important for those resisting unlawful actions by those claiming to act under authority of the federal government to be as explicit as possible making clear that it is they who are
upholding the law, against lawless factions of within the federal government.
Well said, Sir!
“resisting unlawful actions by those claiming to act under authority of the federal government”
The above is the point we must make to one and all. We will resist unlawful actions in any and all forms.