Table of Contents
For what Purpose? ...............................................1Introduction to The Rape of the Constitution ....................3
The Rape of the Constitution ...................................13
The Punctuation and Grammar of the Founding
Documents ......................................................23The Constitution for the United States .........................25
CONSTITUTION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ..................33
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE ................................53
The Base Form of the Federal Government ........................57
Republican Form of Government ..................................69
It's What You Don't Know That Can Hurt You! ....................71
Words: The Manipulation of Authority ..........................73
The Shoe Is On The Other Foot ..................................75
Absolute - Powers or Rights ? ..................................77
Why was it so long before many departments were
created? .......................................................81Why? That's a Good Question! ..................................83
Delegation of Power ............................................85
Rules and Regulations ..........................................89
Separation of Powers and Lawyers ...............................93
Fundamental Law Theory .........................................97
Canons of Chief Justice John Marshall on the Determination
of Constitutionality of Governmental Acts ......................99Natural Rights ................................................103
Property Rights ...............................................107
Rights .........................................................109
Civil Rights in the United States .............................113
Innocent Until Proven Guilty: The Non-Constitutional
Right .........................................................115Privileges and Immunities versus Rights .......................117
"OF" versus "TO" ..............................................121
States & The Bill of Rights ...................................127
Chief Justice John Marshall - A Double Standard
Decision ......................................................133The Trust Granted to Congress .................................139
Sovereign Immunity: Not in the US You Don't....................141
Legislation under the Constitution ............................145
The Most Dangerous Clause of the Constitution .................147
"common Defence and general Welfare" ..........................149
Powers not granted ............................................157
The Case Against Implied Powers ...............................159
Constitutional Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
of the United States ..........................................163The Constitution: A Living Document ...........................165
Methods of "Interpretation" ...................................167
The Interpretation of the Constitution ........................175
The Illegitimate Interpretation of the Constitution ...........179
The Judicial Branch ...........................................183
Judicial Decisions ............................................185
Judicial Revisionism ..........................................187
Judicial Review - Constitutional? .............................191
Due Process ...................................................193
"equal protection under the law" ..............................197
An Admonition to the Supreme Court ............................199
Security: That guaranteed versus that granted by the
Court .........................................................201Suspension of the Constitution ................................203
Suspension of the Constitution is Unconstitutional ............207
On the requirements of a Legislator to remain obedient
to the Constitution ...........................................211The Electoral College and Congressional Control ...............213
Who are the Electoral College? ................................217
Campaign Finance and Congress .................................219
Limitations of the power to regulate commerce .................221
Inherent Powers ...............................................247
Limitations on Congressional Expenditures .....................249
The Fed's have no Legitimate Business in Education ............259
The Limitations of the Power of Taxation ......................261
Taxation to aid Individuals has never been
Constitutional ................................................263Taxation to Eliminate Consumption has never been
Constitutional ................................................269Bills of Attainder ............................................273
The Excise Taxes ..............................................277
Ex Post Facto - Article I, Section 9, Paragraph 3. ............281
The Powers of the President ...................................283
Executive Orders ..............................................291
Executive Privilege ...........................................293
Jefferson: Leader or Tyrant? .................................295
Money: What it is and What it is not! .........................297
The Militia of the United States of America ...................299
Land Ownership within State's Boundaries ......................307
Land ownership by the Federal Government: The
Constitutional Approbations and Limitations ...................309Territory Ownership by the Federal Government .................315
The IRS .......................................................317
Government by Intimidation ....................................319
Full Faith and Credit .........................................323
Exclusion of State Exercise of Power ..........................325
Prohibitions on the States ....................................327
Power of Prohibition ..........................................331
The Illegal Drug Operation ....................................335
Story, Joseph, LL.D., 1833, Commentaries on the
Constitutionof the United States, Book III, Pg. 730-731,
Section 1873 ..................................................339The First Amendment ...........................................341
Story, Joseph, LL.D., 1833, Commentaries on the
Constitution of the United States, Book III, Pg. 746-747,
Paragraph 1889 -1890 ...........................................345A Scientist's View of The Second Amendment .....................347
For Whom? and what type of Arms?: Two questions the
Framers would never have asked .................................383The Third Amendment ............................................
The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution of the United
States of America ..............................................385The General Principles of Constitutional Law, 1899, 3rd
Edition.Civil Rights, Section. II, Pg. 229-232
Judge Thomas M. Cooley ..........................................393The Automobile Exclusion: Just One of Many Uncon-
stitutional Acts of our Illustrious Supreme Court ...............397The Exclusionary Rule - A Case of Stolen Power ..................399
Forced Transaction Reporting ....................................403
The Unlawful Seizure of Assets...................................407
The Sixth Amendment .............................................417
The Seventh Amendment ...........................................419
The Eighth Amendment ............................................421
The Ninth and Tenth Amendments of the Constitution ..............423
Right of Recall .................................................427
The Tenth Amendment .............................................429
The Fourteenth Amendment - Whoops, we stretched
this one too far! ...............................................433Even If ---- ....................................................439
Preferential Regulations in Commerce and Revenue ................443
Bibliography ....................................................445