Why is there a United States?
The American Revolution established an international union of 13 sovereign nations in 1783.
They did NOT declare a national union in 1776, which was political superior to every state-- as the US government CLAIMS, ever since the Jackson Administration:
... and CONTINUES to claim ever since; while in reality, disunion is the NATIONAL POLICY of the disuniting state, and armed force is NATIONAL DEFENSE.
Why is there a supremacy clause in the Constitution?
Glad you asked.
Because it WAS an international Constitution--- and
NOT a national one, where such a clause would not have been NECESSARY.
(Seriously, NOBODY writes that "the courts in every province shall abide by national law" in a
national Constitution LOL)
The Supremacy Clause was simply a
choice-of-law provision in an international union, to bind
state courts to the international agreement;
above their respective
state laws in legal matters..
Such provisions are quite common in international contracts; and this was an international
union.
As I have shown you in other posts, the people ratified the Constitution, even if it was done state by state...
Yes, each state's
electorate, was the supreme national authority
for their respective state, as a separate sovereign nation.
And their first act
as such, was to
formally withdraw their state from the international confederation established in 1783; to form a
new international union, with other states that were similarly-inclined.
And this directly
proves, that the states did NOT form a national union in 1776-- as certain charlatans like Jackson and Lincoln, falsely
claimed, while under the influence of toxic metals like lead and mercury (and the US government
continues to claim this under the self-coup that Lincoln
led).
States of a national union, don't GET to unilaterally secede and form their own NEW unions under new Constitutions, like the American states did in 1787-1790.... and 1860-1861.
And that's why it's most hilarious, how Frankensteineckbeard claimed that they formed a national union in 1776...
...and that this "national union," just one day decided to throw out its entire national charter, and adopt a WHOLE NEW one-- rather than just CHANGING the one they HAD ROTFLMAO
I have shown you numerous times that this self coup is a fantasy of your...
And I've explained each time, how it's just
plain historical fact.... and you've been bamboozled and can't admit it.
You are bringing presentism into the past...
No, I'm bringing
historical fact into the PRESENT.
In fact, that's 99% of the study of law: i.e.
legal history, to understand the
original intent of the lawmakers.
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