The truth is the Constitution has no penalties against politicians for disobeying it

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Author: Brian D. Hill

Source: USWGO Alternative News

The reason tyranny was able to run our government as easily as we are seeing it now in the news whether mainstream or alternative, whether in secret or in darkness, is because our Bill of Rights under our U.S. Constitution doesn’t have penalties for politicians that refuse to follow the Constitution.

A penalty provision for servants of the government would help out a whole lot in the corrupt government even the corrupt Supreme Court and Legislative system. If politicians and judges could be punished or even recalled from office for simply violating the limits under the U.S. Constitution then we would have no laws in the Federal or state government that violates the rights of the people.

The fact that corruption is widespread and unpunished is leading to a massive rise in corruption in local municipal, countywide, statewide, and even widespread corruption across the entire United States to the point where it is not fixable anymore and will have to altered by the people or abolished according to the Declaration of Independence.

Of course the protectors of the Constitution and Oath Keepers continue to cry out treason but the truth is the Constitution states that treason is only by levying war against the United States or by giving comfort and/or aiding the enemies of the United States but has no provision that states that a politician should be fired or even executed for violating the U.S. Constitution and even the state Constitutions that follow the same format as the Bill of Rights.

A provision to prevent politicians from destroying the Bill of Rights can be as simple as:

That whenever found that a senator, representative, justice or judge, executive branch member, president, or any member of the Government that fully support the obstruction of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution, that the perpetrator for the crime against the U.S. Constitution be recalled from the elections and/or appointments and be barred from ever being elected again by punishment of a High Class felony to any member of the Government whom attempts to pass laws or make court rulings that are in violation with the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights.

Making a amendment to the Constitution similar to this can do a lot to force every politician to be well behaved and not do anything that may harm the American peoples Constitutional rights or they can be recalled at any time and lose their position in office.

Many people are even afraid to challenge or even politically fight the judges and justices in the court system out of fear that the judges will come down swiftly at their political enemies. Judges would not be all powerful with penalties for those that get too powerful.

The people can even go farther by adding a amendment solely to recall a corrupt politician by majority vote or even a super majority vote then hold recall elections to find a replacement for the recalled politician.

There are even people that want states rights to be top priority to allow states to block federal laws that entire states do not agree with or laws that could harm the people in those states. With widespread corruption in the Supreme Court, Legislative Branch of Congress including the state Legislatures, and then the Governor offices and the White House, it is no wonder that the people are losing faith all over America in their governments and are looking for hope and real change instead of more of the same.

If this country gets to the point where the only option is to start over again from scratch then the next U.S. Constitution should have penalties against politicians that force the police and military to violate the U.S. Constitution. In fact those penalties can even apply to sponsors and cosponsors of bills and supporters of bills in Congress and Legislatures that are fully aware that certain provisions of a certain bill or the entire bill itself being repugnant to the Constitution.

The truth of the whole matter is that many of the problems and issues we have today would never have existed if we have had provisions that throw penalties against any politician that violates the Constitution and Oath. Since everything in Congress, the Supreme Court, and the White House has to be on public record, every politician could fear indictment upon supporting any law that violates the Constitution. In fact we could also make sure that there is no statute of limitations for currently serving politicians that think by dragging a court case on for years they can’t get out of getting in trouble.

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