Revised History – by Al Benson, Jr.
It has been accurately asserted by author Gene H. Kizer Jr. that: “The arguments for the right of secession are unequivocal. There is the constitutional right based on the Compact Theory, and the revolutionary right based on the idea that a free people have a right to change their government anytime they see fit. The Compact Theory views the Constitution as a legal agreement between the states–a compact–and if any one state violates the compact, then the entire agreement becomes null and void. Northern states unquestionably violated the Constitution on a number of grounds including Personal Liberty Laws on their books, as well as by deliberately harboring fugitives from justice by protecting the sons of John Brown who were wanted by Virginia for murder at Harpers Ferry. Continue reading “Part 2–More About Secession the “History” Books Haven’t Told Us”

If the people really wanted change for the better, all they’d have to do is follow the original documents as written, as well as forcing, all elected officials to do so, likewise. Change for the better, would then come naturally. It’s so simple that even children can see it. But those in positions of usurped authority can only envision their own selfish desires.
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