Some
online are saying that it was was
nullified at the meeting of the G-20 in
London, on April, 2,
2009.
No
matter what took place on April 2, 2009, the
federal government has a pre-existing contract
that would legally nullify anything that
contradicts it. The contract has no ending date.
The contract is the U.S. Constitution.
Our
founding fathers upheld the truths found in the
Declaration of Independence within the U.S.
Constitution in the closing paragraph. It is in
there by way of a positional-second dating system
with the use of a prepositional phrase that is
connected with the conjunction 'and', equating it
with the positional-first dating system, the
Gregorian dating system.
Legally, we cannot
go outside of the date on a contract. Hence, all
interpretations, applications, and utilization of
a contract must fall within the boundaries of the
date on the contract. For the record, there is no
ending date.
One more piece of info: A contract
is "a meeting of the minds." It is not about what
people can 'bend' the U.S. Constitution to mean,
as with what took place in the court case, Row vs.
Wade. It is about what was meant at the time the
U.S. Constitution was written and or
amended.
For my article on the U.S.
Constitution upholding the Declaration of
Independence: Click
Here
Debra J.M.
Smith
Informing Christians
