How Do Federal Servants Ignore Their Constitutional Parameters?
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How Do Federal Servants Ignore Their Constitutional Parameters?
Long ago, we Americans lost our way. But, the real question is how. How do federal servants who swear an oath to support the Constitution—which signifies their subservience to it—bypass or ignore their normal constitutional parameters, with impunity?
First of all, it is not at all uncommon, whenever rules are given, that they apply to a normal case. There is often an odd exception or two, when and where the normal rules simply do not apply.
Well, the U.S. Constitution is no different in this regard, not only in having normal rules but also in having a highly unusual exception.
Ninety-eight percent of the U.S. Constitution speaks to this normal case, where American governing powers were DIVIDED by ratification of the U.S. Constitution into named federal powers and reserved State powers.
We may describe this normal case—where federal servants may directly exercise their named federal powers throughout the whole Union—as exercising “Little Powers” throughout the “Big Implementation Area.”
Calling them “Little Powers” does not mean that they are inconsequential—not at all—only that they are few in number and specifically named.
USA: Little Powers for the Big Implementation Area
But, American lands are not all the same kind, even as the “Little Powers” reach all of them, no matter their type.
One percent of the Constitution speaks to the highly unusual exception to all the normal rules.
This unusual exception involves the exclusive legislative lands of Congress, the most noteworthy of which is the District of Columbia.
Particular States not only voluntarily transferred to Congress individual parcels of land for special federal purposes, but the ceding State also gave up all of its remaining governing authority over each transferred parcel. This was to meet the specific constitutional requirement, for Congress to be able to exercise “exclusive” legislation “in all Cases whatsoever” over these special federal enclaves.
What is governed exclusively by Congress is not shared with any American State.
All governing powers on exclusive legislation lands are UNITED or CONSOLIDATED in Congress and the U.S. Government, rather than DIVIDED into named federal authority and reserved State authority, like everywhere else.
We may reference the exclusive legislation parcels as “Little Implementation Areas”—small enclaves governed exclusively by federal authority.
The powers available to Congress in these “Little Implementation Areas” may be generally described as “Big Powers,” because members may here do everything the States elsewhere do, and more—far more.
DC: Big Powers for Little Implementation Areas
Two hundred years of growing federal tyranny rests only upon the false extension of the “Big Powers” that are readily allowable for the “Little Implementation Areas,” instead, into the “Big Implementation Area.”
But, because the U.S. Constitution never authorizes the direct extension of “Big Powers” into the “Big Implementation Area,” we may end this charade, of falsely extending an allowed special authority beyond its true boundaries.
The Great Deception—Indirectly extending the Big Powers available to the Little Implementation Areas, into the Big Implementation Area, by fraud
This behind-the-scenes false extension of allowed special powers beyond directly-allowable boundaries shows us the path forward because what is indirectly extended by deception cannot withstand a direct challenge brought fully out into the open.
Because the U.S. Constitution never authorizes the direct extension of exclusive “Big Powers” into the “Big Implementation Area,” even as the Constitution as currently worded doesn’t automatically prevent it from happening, indirectly.
The good news is that we may amend the Constitution to directly prohibit the indirect extension of special “Big Powers” beyond “Little Implementation Areas.”
The great news is that we don’t actually have to amend the Constitution, to contain those special powers to named boundaries. But, without an amendment doing it automatically in every case, we will have to be intentional about enforcing it, individually, in each case.
The fantastic news is that we may contain or throw off all federal activity that is beyond the spirit of the Constitution, by ending the false extension of special powers beyond allowable boundaries.
No person who exercises delegated federal authority has ever changed the Constitution. No person who exercises delegated federal authority has ever changed the allowed powers that they may directly exercise everywhere in the country. Therefore, members of Congress, American Presidents, and Supreme Court justices, may never change anything that matters. All that they have ever done that is outside of the spirit of the Constitution only binds people living within the “Little Implementation Areas.”
Only the American States may change the Constitution or the allowed powers that federal servants may directly exercise throughout the Union, by ratifying formal amendments. Therefore, other than in exclusive legislation areas, right now, all federal actions beyond the spirit of the Constitution may be stopped, discontinued, ceased, halted, withdrawn, ended, axed, and terminated, without an election and without enacting any specific piece of legislation. We merely stop allowing the false extension of special “Big Powers” beyond the “Little Implementation Areas.”
We are not ruled by all-powerful federal servants who have become our political masters, we have been deceived by clever scoundrels who have tasted the inherent power allowed them in the District Seat, and who use that allowed special power beyond its true boundaries, because Americans don’t know enough to look behind the curtain and stop them openly.
To learn how to pull back the curtain on 200 years of fraud, please see my free SNIFF video course, and Seek New Information First & Foremost, at www.PatriotCorps.org.
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How Do Federal Servants Ignore Their Constitutional Parameters?
Anyone interested in learning greater detail about this issue (sometimes tedious, perhaps, but gravely important) should check out Matt's book, Trapped By Political Desire. His knowledge about our Constitution is unparalleled, and he freely gives his time and efforts to helping others understand. Too many of us have strong opinions about our laws, while we haven't thoroughly researched our own Constitution to see how they actually apply. The discrepancy of what he calls "little implementation areas", and how they are abused by our elected officials, is both fascinating and frightening, and something with which we should all be familiar.