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The Rule Of Law
What is The Rule of Law?
The Rule of Law: The system a society uses to maintain peace, order, and justice; usually in verbal or written form for the next generation.
Verbally, is similar to the game telephone. The original message, even when short, just minutes later, gets distorted quickly. Imagine a decades old message.
Oh the chaos.
The written method excells when written clearly and its importance taught to new generations. It must be read and known by the citizens responsible for enforcing that Law on government, to be useful. Otherwise, it is no better than the verbal.
Oh the chaos, when forgotten.
How The Rule of Law works.
Laws involve two primary parties; those obligated to obey it; and those who enforce it.
CleanHonestGov.Com content easily adapts for the people of any country.
In these united States of America, we have a written Constitutional Rule of Law. It identifies the goverened people, when unified, as the Sovereign Authority responsible for enforcing The Rule of Law upon our government personnel.
The governed people, in accord with The Rule of Law, grant powers to their government offices.
The governed people are duty-bound to Stand Against those who violate the Constitutional Rule of Law; in order to secure their rights.
When we forget The Rule of Law.
Presently, these united States of America respnd by way of example. The answer is just as ugly today as in 1776.
CleanHonestGov.Com shows how we the governed people allowed our politicians to return us to the same types of Tyranny & Despotism identified in the 1776 grievances — but on steroids.
This website proves how our nation fell and our government failed, starting as early as 1787; going mostly unnoticed.
Can You Prove Your Vote Was Properly Counted?
The First Step To Getting & Keeping Clean Honest Govrnment
Getting The Correct Vote Count
Without the correct vote–count, all else is useless.
Taught that our civic duty is to register and vote as soon as possible, our cast ballots, most times, select our lesser of evils choice. This is not our designed voting system. That designed system remains lawfully enforcrable, should we ever decide to use it.
Our designed voting system makes it impossible for a registered voter tonot vote.It also makes it unnecessary and undesireable to vote for a "lesser of evils" candidate.
If we look to The Constitution for the United States of America for our correct vote-counting method, we will not find it there, and rightfully so. With that: Introducing...
Of Government And Corporate Structure
We start this comparison using a 1756 common-use dictionary for Corporation, Politicks[sic], and Government.
We start this comparison using a 1756 common-use dictionary for
Based on those 1756 definitions, it should not surprise us to recognize that commercial corportion and government corporation paperwok and organizational documents are nearly identical in puoposes. In no specific order:
The Founding Charter
- Identifies the purpose or need for the Corporation:
- Commercial: Either under erved or non existent.
- Government: The security of rights
- Source of Corporate Officers (commercial or government) get their powers:
- Commercial: The voting members of that corporation's owners/financers who are registered so as to know who and how many.
- Government: The owners are the citizen/residents who create the government; who are the taxpayers who fund it; and the registered voters who control its direction.
- The voting and vote-counting process:
- Commercial: In person or by proxy, via hard-secret ballot, verbal or raised hands, etc.
- Government: In person or by proxy of an elected officer (such as; City Council or Congressional House of Representatives.
- The types and/or degrees of powers to be granted and/or prohibited to the officers:
- Commercial: Hiring and firing; authority to complete certain specific job-reated duties; if the industry requires it, even a list of powers specifically off limits.
- Government: Very similar types of power.
- Remedies for when those corporate officers violate the By-Laws
- Commercial: Much the same as detailed for government, below.
- Government: Alter or abolish the form of government, recall any officer befors the end of their contracted term, ?
- What the owners pledge, essentially to each other to keep the respective corporation going.
- Commercial: Generally money skillspersonal contacts, other resources.
- Government: Our lives Our fortunes, Our honor.
- This is the Job Description Sheet for the Key Corporate Officers:
- Commercial: Powers and duties granted to each major corporate office
- Government: Powers granted and/or prohibited to an office
- Internal checks against the wrongs between major offices:
- Commercial: Hiring and firing
- Government: Impeachments.
Corporation; defined as; "A body politick..."
Politicks; defined as; "The science of government"
Government; defined as; "Aministration of publick affairs"
The Consent Of
The phrase, "governments derive their just powers from the governed" tells us how our votes are supposed to be counted, as well as part of the voter qualifications. It also tells of what is not required.
Consent is an action. When there is a known number of people from whom you must get that groop's consent; the absolue minimum of that known body is 50%+1 of the total number of registered voter's consent, or it is supposed to fail for lack of consent. Otherwise it fails for lack of consent.
The 1756 definition for consent includes; the act of consenting, agreement, accrd meeting of minds. All these, when therr is more than one person in the body of voters; unless otherwise tated, must pass the 50% of the total number registered as voter — or fail for lack of consent.
Two topics; plurality, then first past the post.
With plurality, the practice has been to award success to whomever or whatever on the ballot gets more votes than the opposition. Yes. This does qualify as oneo of the 1756 definitions for plurality. It does not qualify as consent of the governed.
One of plurality's 1756 definitions does qualify as consent of the governed. That definition requires a majority of the total.
The other vote-count subject is First past the post. Again. Practice is notthe same as that authorized by The Declaration.
The post established by The Declaration requires the successful balloted item to be the first past the 50% marker for to total number of registered voter — or fail for lack of consent.
The practice has no set post, except for maybe time. The one with at least one more vote than any other is declared winner. This is how easy we allow corruption to enter and stay in our government offices.
Clean Honest Gvernment In — 30 Days — Or Less
First:Recognize we already have the majority of the total number of gistered voters to make it hapoen. These are the typically 60 to 80 percent of registered voters wgo refuse to check in at the polls to consent to the lesser of evils.
Next, we wake then to the fact of their vast majority and get them ready to enforce the rul of law on those swearing oath to constitution.
Enforce our Sovereignty over our governments by making sure our votes get properly counted.
Total Recall Campaign
Name of Person Circulating Signature Ballot: Book Number for this person: Circulating this Signature-Ballot within: the united States of America State/Territory/Possession: County: City: Zip Code:
Front Material & Setting the Starting Point
The People's Rights — vs — The Government's Powers
2019 Candidate for President of "The United States of America"
Proper Context / Perspective
Our Lawful Authority
The Binding Contracts Among All united States Americans
Proof All Registered Voters Do Vote
The meaning of Consent of the governed
Benefits of Consent of the governed
Our duty, as united States Americans, demands our immediate corrective action
Drain Swamp & Vote Count
Stop the Unconstitutional Wage Tax
Equality With Income Tax
Reduce Nation's Debt
Stop The Census
Revised Presidential Electoral Vote
Replacement Government Programs and Projects
Disaster Preparations Generally
Flood & Drought
Fire, Volcanoes, Quakes, Sink Holes, & More
Solid Waste, Sewage Sludge, Hazardous, and Other Waste Processing
Utilities (Gas, Electric, Water, etc.)
Commercial- Industrial-Development & Investments
Individual Trust Account
The Founding Charter & Constitution for "The United States of America"
About The 2019 Founding Charter and Constitution for "The United States of America"
FIRST, WE TRY — THEN, WE TRUST
§1 First, We TRY
§2 Then, We TRUST
Preamble to the 2019 Constitution
Article 1: Naming and Organization
§3 Sovereign, Independent, & Free
1 Of Sovereignty
2 Of Independence
3 Of Freedom
Article 2: About Founding Charter for Our Nation and Our Governments
§1 The unanimous Declaration of the [then thirteen and now fifty] united States of America (1776)
1 The Declaration of Necessity for Self-Governance
2 We All Possess the Same List of Rights
3 The Sole Purpose for Our Governments
4 Source of Government's Power
5 When Governments Violate The Constitution
6 If It's Still Working — Don't Replace It or Break It
7 Warning Against Getting Comfortable with Government Violations
8 Our Right & Duty to Stop Corruption
9 Introduction To List Of Political Powers Prohibited Everywhere In Our
10 Violations of Constitutions
11 Interfering With Other Lawful Government Officers
12 No Equality Of Law
13 Manhandling And Manipulating Legislators
14 Dissolving Representative Government
15 Return Of Legislative Power To People
16 Reverse Problems With Immigration & Naturalization
17 Obstructing Justice
18 Controlling Other Government Officers Money And Firing
19 Too Much Government
20 Standing Armies Among Us
21 Military Independent of Civil Power
22 Getting Foreign Governments To Violate Our Rights
23 Quartering Troops Among Civilians
24 For Protecting the Troops and Other Government Officers Who violate Our Rights
25 Cutting Off Trade
26 Taxing Us Without Our CONSENT
27 Denying Jury Trails In Any Criminal Case
28 Trying Us Outside Of Our Nation's Boundaries
29 Abolishing Our System Of Laws
30 Trashing Our Declaration & Constitution
31 Faking Reasons To Trash Our Constitutions
32 Waging All Sort Of Wars Against Us
33 Destroying The Lives Of The People
34 Encouraging Lawlessness By Rewarding Crime
35 Coercing Citizens To Accuse Others Of Crimes
36 Encouraging Domestic Unrest Among Us
37 Petitions For Redress Answered With Injuries
38 Unfit to Rule Free People
39 Trying To Awaken Others To Political Abuses
40 Our Nation's Entire War, Trade, And Foreign Policy — No Offensive Wars
41 Description Of Representative Limits
42 The Actual Declaration Of Independence — The New System Of Government Was Already Established In Second Paragraph
43 Absolutely Every Political Connection With Great Britain Cut — Including Common Law and Legislating from the Bench with Precedence
44 All States Were Then and Are Now; The Same As Any Foreign Country
45 Our Nation's TRUE Pledge
46 Closing Comments
§2 Summary of the Founding Charter
1 A lawful contract that
2 A letter to
3 A treasure map that
4 Summarizes human and government nature, as it identifies
§3 About The Definitive Treaty of Peace (Paris 1783)
Article 3: Definitions
§2 Citizen (see also, Resident)
§6 People, Person
§7 Political Jurisdiction
§8 Public Trust
§13 Tyrant, Tyranny
Article 4: Legislative Branch
§1 The Rule of Law
§2 Legislative Origins
§3 Possession of Legislative Power
1 Temporary Citizen-Residency
2 Permanent Residency
3 Registering as a Voter
4 Exclusions From Voting
6 Purging the Voter Register
§4 The First House
1 Element #1
2 Element #2
3 Element #3
§5 The Second House
§6 Legislation’s Required Elements
1 Protect Rights
3 State the Specific Penalty
4 One Issue
5 Requires Yes-Votes to Pass
6 Expiration Date
7 Signature- Ballot
8 Worded Identically to Advance
9 Re-Introducing Failed Legislation
§7 Checks and Balances
§8 Equal Media Time
§9 Campaigns and Debates
§10 Ranked Voting
§11 Elimination Voting — Ranked Voting
§12 Polling Station Hours
§13 Method of Voting
§14 The General Election Tally-Sheet
1 Total Number of Registered Voters
2 Only the Total Number of Consenting Votes
3 Did Two-Thirds or more of the Total Number of Registered Voters Consent
§15 Broadcasting-Publishing Vote Results
§16 Enacting Legislation
§17 Electing Officials
§18 Standard Term Limits
§19 Political Retirement Benefits
§20 Heirloom Offices
§21 Grant of Authority
§23 Impeachments and Recalls
1 Certified Voter Registration Checklist
2 Notary-Verified Consenting Signatures
§24 Repeal and Amendments
§25 Other Powers
§26 Risk and Wars
§28 Voting Holidays
Article 5: Executive Branch
Article 6: Judicial Branch
§2 Multiple Jurisdictions
§5 Presumed Innocent
§6 Court Costs and Frivolous Case
§7 Jury Recommendation
Article 7: Open Records
§1 All Government Meetings, Records, Acts
§2 Rights and Immunities
§3 Fugitives from Justice
§4 Form of Government
Article 8: Debts Prior to Enactment — Our Nation's Debt
§1 Lawful Debts
§2 Unlawful Debts
Article 9: Added Political Restrictions
§2 Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition
§5 Soldiers, Quartering
§6 Personal Security/Privacy
§8 Found Evidence
§9 Return of Property
§10 Capital Crime
§11 Double Jeopardy
§13 Eminent Domain, Civil Asset Forfeiture
§14 Trial by Jury
§15 Revoking Immunity
§16 Long-Form Confession
§17 The Guilty but Insanity Plea
§18 Death Sentence
§19 Criminal and Non-Criminal Cases
§20 Cost of Trial Payed by Government
§21 Failure to Appear for Trial
§22 Bail and Punishment
§23 Slavery & Involuntary Servitude
§24 Due Process & Equal Protection
§25 Other Rights Retained by the People
§26 Military Authority
§27 Unlawful Entry Into Nation / Illegal Immigration
§28 Common Language
§29 Right to Vote
§30 Exclusions from Voting
§31 Right of Personal Association
§32 When Rights Appear to Conflict
§34 Grant of Power
Article 10: Land Acquisition, Ownership, and Use
§1 Land Acquisition
§2 Land Ownership
§3 Land Use
Article 11: Supreme Law of the Land
§1 Standing Constitution
§2 Supreme Law of the Land
§3 Independent Founding Charter
§4 Amending or Replacing
Article 12: Ratification
§2 Consent Confirmation
§3 Mutual Pledge
The Four Agreements
Be Impeccable With Your Word
Don’t Take Anything Personally
Don’t Make Assumptions
Always Do Your Best
END of CONTENTS
Some solution titles are familiar. They appear here, in an order, designed to maximize benefits.
Constitutional Executive Orders
Executive Orders are as temporary as the sitting president.
Constitutional Executive Orders are immediately enforeable; where amendments can take years. As amendments, they cary more authorityand longer life-span.
Drain The Swamp
This includes elected offices as well as the first level of appointees, be they city, county, state, or federal.
Yes. m topic to topic.
" Build The Wall "
This focuses on general crime reduction, which includes entering or staying in these united States of America illegally
Pimarilly focused on Income Tax.
The Constitution for the United States of America, Article 6 provides an excellent exampe on how to do this.
Enforce Contractual Vote Counting
The Constitution for the United States of America, Article 6 details The Supreme Law of the Land. Within it, it includes The unanimous Declaration of the united States of America!, by reference. The reference uses? "[The] Authority of tbe United States".
Abolish Unconstitutional Census
Most people are accustomed to doing a census, they never even question its constitjtional validity.
Get this. It must be authorized because they've been doing it so long.
Even Constitutional Executive Orders are temporary. Clarifying Co stitutional Amendnents cary more for more time.
Ideally, we completely replace our present constitution with a newer and better one. We should have learned lots of valuable informtion since 1776 and before, as to what worked or didn't.
The Total Rewrite
A Total Rewite became necessary when our politicians failed to keep it current with the masses of unconstitutional laws, programs, projects, offices, agencies, etc.
Clarify Census Unconstitutionality
As well as why it is unnecessary with Clean Honest Government.
Restructure Pesidential Electoral System
The process is not standardized nationally for the only nationallyelected office.
Clarify People's Vote Counting
This clarifies how The Declaration established a vote-counting system that protects peopkes right to not vote. Their right to not have their time wasted at the polling atation. Their right to not vote for evenhe lesser of evils.
Rplace Income Tax With Proposed Trust Account Sysem
Re Purposing Government Functions
Simplicity and usefuless of Clean Honest Government
Repair Vote System To Ooriginal Purpose
To minimize orruption in government. Maximixze security of rights.
Restructure Educational Industrial Complex
Provide useful education with table purpose. Teach &mdas;How to learn long with Critque–al thinking. Teach how to be socially responsible. Teach how to be entrepeneurially successful. Teach how to become employed in desired insustry without excessive cost of advanced education.
Also intended as way for individuals to stay out of Jail–Prison System.
Restructure Military Industrial Complex
In place of creating real wars under false and unconstitutional reasons; develop real and productive peace–time purposes.
This serves as an entry–level jobs training corps for any citizen.
Prison Industrial Complex
Properly enforcing The US Constitution's, Amendment 13 discourages crime by making the penalty more severe than the rewards from the crime. This sends message; Cime No Longer Pays In The u.S. of A.
This also holds government personnel to much higher standard &mdas; accoutable personally for when they violate a person's rights.
This is the second fall–back educational step after the K—7 education and military—peace corps. This also places the prison system under military supervision and use.
Disaster Prepardness Generally
This is one of the othe of three major military—jail/prison joint efforts. This reduces overall cost to fund them as well as getting double use from each of them. Think massive tax savings
Flood & Drought Solving Each Others Problem
Modernizing ancient aquaducts, piping flood waters through system that generates electricity from the flow and fall of water; we also have a clean–green energy and jobs producer.
Fires, Volcanoes, Quakesb, Sinkholes, & More
Using military and prion labor makes shot work recovering.
Utilities; Gas, Water, Sewer, Electric, & More
Combining some previous with some following programs and projects, the combined military–prison efforts these products and services cost less.
Solid Waste, Sewage, Hazardous, & Other Wastes — 100% No Landfills
When learning from Nature, we repurpose and reprocess all waste toward other uses.
This encourages maximum productivity, coordinating crops, rotation, along with other related events maintaining maximum soil fertility.
Roads, Bridges, Airports, Waterways, Space travel, and other related transporrtation means
Commercial Industrial Development Investments — Idividual Trust Accounts
This replaces nearly all government assistance programs and encourages the individual to take full responsibility for their financial life
CleanHonestGov.Com, created and produced by Daniel M. Kingery, revives the desigh by which we are supposed to lawfully, constitutionally, and contractually hold our governnent personnel accountable to our nation's constitutional contract. That contract, to which, many of whom swore oath to defebd against enemies, foreign and domestic.
We've let our military and police off the hook for not arresting government officers who pass uconstitutional laws. We let them off the hook for not arresting fellow officers for violating the constitution by enforcing those unconstitutional laws. — We let them and ourseves off the hook while violating other people's rights.
CleanHonestGov.Com, shows how easy it is for the people to properly control their government.
CleanHonestGov.Com disproves most of what formal government-run schools about Vote-counting.
CleanHonestGov.Com resuscitates 1700's information as it was intended for us to use, even today.
Daniel's sources and resources?
- The unanimous Declaration of the united States of America, 1776;
- Digitized 1756 two-volune set common-use dictionary;
- The Aticles of Confederation, 1778;
- The Definitive Treaty of Pece, 1784;
- The Constitution for the United States of America, 1790;
- Digitized 1785 two-volme set common-use dictionary;
- The Law of Nations, by Emer de Vattle, 1758;
- In his blog posts, he shows how many presently popular ideas run strongly contrary to our nation's founding charters.
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