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Date: Sat, 11 May 1996 10:26:20 -0500

From: Pat Owens <powens19@mixcom.com>

Subject: CAJI!  ; Sen. D. Rogers



Date: Wed, 8 May 1996 23:50:35 -0700 (PDT)

From: lfgmgtwheel@earthlink.net (James H. Wheeler)

Subject: CAJI! California Senate Joint Resolution No. 43; Sen. D. Rogers





California Senate Joint Resolution No. 43



Introduced by Sen. Don Rogers



March 21, 1996





  WHEREAS, "We the people" created the states, which in turn drafted the

United States Constitution, the first three articles of which created the

federal government as their agent responsible for exercising very specific

powers on their behalf; and 

  WHEREAS, Under the law of agency, the principle to a contract retains the

ultimate authority and responsibility for its proper interpretation and

implementation; and 

  WHEREAS, The 10th Amendment to the United States Constitution says, "The

powers not delegated to the United States by the constitution, nor

prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or

to the people"; and 

  WHEREAS, The federal government either through bad judgment or deliberate

misconstruction and usurpation of the powers delegated it by the United

States Constitution, led the nation into bankruptcy by means of a

fraudulently created and mathematically unsound system of "money," or debt,

creation, thereby creating a national emergency; and  

  WHEREAS, According to the United States Senate Special Committee on the

Termination of the National Emergency (Report No. 93-549), the United States

Constitution has been subverted by a "compendium" of several thousand

provisions of law that has transferred emergency powers to the President of

the United States that are beyond those delegated to him or her by the

United States Constitution; and  

  WHEREAS, The Senate committee characterized these emergency powers by

saying, "This vast range of powers, taken together, confer enough power to

rule the country without reference to normal constitutional processes"; and  

  WHEREAS, The federal government used these powers to subvert the nature of

each of our states that the Declaration of Independence says, "are, and of

right ought to be free and independent" by committing them to take joint and

separate action in pursuit of United Nations policies and edicts; and 

  WHEREAS, The federal government admitted to the unconstitutionality of

this action in PL 82-313, enacted April 14, 1952, by stating, "Whereas the

existing state of war  .  .  .  and the termination thereof  .  .  .  would

render certain statutory provisions inoperative", and "Whereas some of these

statutory provisions are needed to insure the  .  .  .  capacity of the

United States to support the United Nations  .  .  .  it is desirable to

extend these needed statutory provisions"; and 

  WHEREAS, It is self-evident, after 61 years of ruling the states under

emergency powers, that the federal government has no intention of solving

the emergency and returning government to within the limits prescribed by

the United States Constitution; and 

  WHEREAS, The United States Supreme Court ruled in New York v. United

States, 120 L. Ed. 2d, 120, that Congress cannot simply commandeer the

legislative and regulatory process of the states; now, therefore, be it

  Resolved, by the Senate and Assembly of the State of California, jointly,

That the legislature of the State of California hereby memorializes the

President and Congress of the United States to remedy these undesired,

unwise and unconstitutional acts by doing all of the following within 90

days of the adoption of the language of this resolution or similar language

by the legislatures of 38 states: 

  (a)  Providing this state and the nation a non-interest bearing and

debt-free medium of exchange meeting the spirit and intent of paragraph 5 of

Section 8 of Article I of the United States Constitution.  

  (b)  Terminating all emergency powers permitting the federal government to

"rule the country without reference to normal Constitutional processes" and

providing this state a plan by which all unconstitutional federal activities

will be phased out no later than 120 days after the adoption of the language

of this resolution or similar language by the legislatures of 38 states.  

  (c)  Outlining a plan to restore the American system of economic

independence set forth by our Declaration of Independence and United States

Constitution; and be it further

  Resolved, That if the President or Congress of the United States fails to

take these actions, the Legislature of the State of California, on behalf of

the people of the state, and when joined by at least 37 of its sister

states, shall declare its agent, the federal government, to be in violation

of its assigned responsibilities, and under the power reserved to the states

by the 10th Amendment to the United States Constitution shall authorize that

a meeting be held by the governors of the states adopting the language of

this resolution or similar language, within 48 hours of the declaration, to

do both of the following:  

  (a)  Discharge all federal elected and appointed officials whom the

governors determine to have violated the United States Constitution.

  (b)  Select, by a 2/3 vote, an interim Chief Federal Administrative

Officer and cabinet from among themselves to manage the affairs of the

federal government, pending the results of elections to be held within 90

days of the declaration; and be it further 

  Resolved, That should the interim Chief Federal Administrative Officer

selected by the governors, or any administrator of a federal agency,

subsequently take an action found repugnant to the United States

Constitution by 50 percent or more of the state legislatures adopting the

language of this resolution or similar language, he or she shall be

prosecuted under the applicable laws of Title 18 of the United States Code,

or according to the principles adopted by the Nuremburg international

tribunal, or both, by a state attorney general to be selected by a majority

of the governors of the states adopting the language of this resolution or

similar language, with the prosecution to be in addition to any action that

might result from the convening of grand juries by citizens, county

attorneys, or other state attorneys general; and be it further 

  Resolved, That the Secretary of the Senate transmit copies of this

resolution to the President and Vice President of the United States, the

Speaker of the House of Representatives, to each house of each state

legislature in the United States, and to each Senator and Representative

from California in the Congress of the United States.



{end of resolution}





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