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10 contributions to Patriot History
Welcome New Member!
@Tom Peracchio has a vast history knowledge as we discuss America’s Founding Fathers and frame even recent US history and events using our CONSTITUTION and the DECLARATION of INDEPENDENCE. Please give your Story as well. We always discuss our own local areas as well!
Welcome New Member!
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Welcome to the community @Tom Peracchio :)
Silver and Gold (Money, Jewelry, or Industrial Metal)?
Do you consider silver and gold to be money or an asset? Ron Paul had to tell the tell the Treasury Chairman “some of us consider Gold money”. The BIBLE certainly says silver and gold are money. Look at Judas betraying Jesus for silver.l and the baby Jesus being gifted gold by the 3 wise men. @Mark Osborne coulf fact check me. The U.S. CONSTITUTION: Article I, Section 10, Clause 1.3 : “No State shall…..make anything but silver and gold legal tender for payment of debts” @Maureen Greer the Constitution seems to be subverted here? Richard Nixon took the U.S. off of the gold standard in 1971, of course they said it would be temporary. Dimes, quarters, and half-dollars were 90% silver before 1964 Your thoughts?
Silver and Gold (Money, Jewelry, or Industrial Metal)?
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Going back to the gold standard would be nice.
Who or What is Protected and Defended? (Oath of Office)
Hidden (or is it?) Truth Bomb!!!’ What does the President, Congress, any government official (INCLUDING the MILITARY swear to do) ? Protect American citizens? No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (This may be hard to wrap your head around) (One exception:”We the People” begins the preamble) Article II Section I Clause 8 States: Oath of Office (President - before taking office) “I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my Ability, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.” Why do you think it’s our form of government, the U.S. Constitution, which is NEVER on the ballot (circa 1788-present) that even our military “peotects and defends”? On my former channel, “History Happens Everyday” (When No One Watched), I gave my thoughts on the Inauguration ceremony itself, including the Oath of Office (In real time).
2 likes • Mar 13
This is actually a really good video. The production is pretty impressive, too.
Korematsu v U.S. (Worst Supreme Court Decision?)
Are US citizens whose decent is of a nation the U.S. is at War with a threat to America themselves? What Rights do American Citizens have in Wartime? Were Japanese Internment camps of “military necessity” in WWII in the USA for Japanese citizens? Would the Supreme Court allow Liberty (or justify “internment camps”? After Pearl Harbor was Attacked by 1942, F.D.R. Signed Executive Order 9066 allowing the military to move persons, about 120,000, of Japanese Ancestry to about 25 areas in the West from their homes. Facts of the case; (May, 1942) Fred Korematzu, 23, a Japanese American citizen, refused to be removed from his home and business, to a relocation center. He had plastic surgery on his eyes look different and said he was of Hawaiian and Spanish ancestry, and switched his name to Clyde Sarah. SCOTUS (Supreme Court 6-3 decision) decided with the government that detentions were of “military necessity” in 1944 and NOT based on race.
Korematsu v U.S. (Worst Supreme Court Decision?)
2 likes • Mar 11
@Mike Bayer Good question. History can teach us so many things, but do we take the time to learn from them?
Marbury v. Madison (Judicial Review)!
How much power should our Courts(Judicial) , unelected, have as a balance on the elected President(Executive) or Congress(Legislative)? Is it even clear? Separation of Powers, Checks and Balances, especially in the courts, as the WEAKEST branch was not necessarily defined clearly at the Founding. Was the role of SCOTUS (Supreme Court of the United States) indeed to INTERPRET the U.S. Constitution? Including striking down Unconstitutional laws? Marbury v Madison (1803) states that the Supreme Court of the United States can deem Congressional laws signed by the President as Unconstitutional and, therefore, void. Judicial Review was established by Chief Justice John Marshall in the MOST important Constitutional decision EVER. I can get into the facts of the case later, Marbury was denied a position as a Judge under the John Adams’ Presidency a day or 2 before he left office, but Jefferson and Secretary of State John Madison refused to appoint him. John Marshall was a genius. He knew if he outright said Jefferson had to tell Madison to appoint Marbury, he wouldn’t, and the EXECUTIVE enforces the law so how could the Supreme Court gain its NOW power of Judicial Review, well, call a 1789 law passed by Congress Unconstitutional. Article VI in the Constitution has the “Supremacy Clause”! The U.S. Constitution can not be violated by ACTS of Congress! Separation of Powers was BORN!
Marbury v. Madison (Judicial Review)!
1 like • Mar 10
Thanks for the education. I had no clue.
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