As we view the current state of our country: a judiciary out of control waging war against law abiding citizens for profit, a war extending from Iraq to Iran, the activation of reservists, while Democrats have submitted a bill calling for a withdrawal within 120 days, and in the wake, next week the US Congress is in recess.

Upon visiting the Capitol last week, (see Due Process Defenders), armed guards were posted on the tops and at entrances to buildings. The Speaker of the House was no where to be found. And the galleries for both the House and Senate were limited only to one area. So what are we doing waging war on foreign soil?

President George W. Bush in the wake of 9/11 did not ask the Congress to declare an act of war. Instead, Bush used a Letter of Marque and Reprisal to address the willful theft of assets and damage done to this country. In an interview by a reporter with President Bush regarding this approach, the President explains, the timeliness and relevance of a Letter of Marquis and Reprisal. The following is an excerpt from that interview:

Q. By its express terms your bill authorizes a letter of marque and reprisal to capture Osama bin Laden alive or dead. Isn't that just another way of authorizing the assassination of bin Laden?

A. No. Traditionally, a letter of marque and reprisal authorizes the use of armed force to deprive a nation's enemy of economic and other material resources that enables the enemy to wage war against that nation, or that nation's citizens, when outside the nation's protective umbrella. Obviously, to carry out such authority, the holder of a letter of marque and reprisal may use armed force against persons who resist the execution of the letter and in the process may kill those persons in self-defense.

Now if a Letter of Marquee and Reprisal addresses those who deprive of economic and material resources that enables the enemy to wage war against the nation or it's citizens, why can't the same be done by citizens of this nation to restore their rights from those violating the constitution and waging war against the unsuspecting American People?

Then there was President Bushes next statement, that was very telling. The President responds further in the same interview:

Q. Isn't the use of "privateers" just another form of unlawful piracy?

A. No. An act of piracy is committed when nongovernmental persons employ armed force without lawful authority either by attacking persons in areas outside the jurisdiction of a lawful government, or by waging an attack against a nation contrary to the laws of nations. This legislation contains safeguards against such lawless acts, requiring such nongovernmental persons to obtain a letter of marque and reprisal from the president before employing such armed force which, in turn, must meet certain terms and conditions spelled out by the president in the authorizing letter................................................................

Why is it when judges act without jurisdiction or "without lawful authority, the American People pay? Shouldn't Americans be free from domestic terrorism imposed upon them by countless courthouses, corruption, and complicity across this nation.
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»Seven years of injustice at the hand of a British Judge, I have learned the same lesson, like those who heard verified testimony in 1933 before Congress regarding the Facist attempt by key members of the Bar Association and FDR's Administration to overthrow the American core fundamentals on behalf of J. P. Morgan and company, using government as well as a network of other wealthy industrialists, best explained in the quote:

"A racket is best described, I believe, as something that is not what it seems to the majority of the people. Only a small "inside" group knows what it is about. It is conducted for the benefit of the very few, at the expense of the very many. Out of war [business/enterprise] a few people make huge fortunes." Brigadier General Smedley Butler USMC(The most highly decorated Marine in US History, a double-winner of the Medal of Honor)