April 17, 1998

The following is the Constitutional Guardians versus other solutions to Judicial/legal abuse and/or tyranny.

CONSTITUTIONAL GUARDIANS VERSUS OTHER SOLUTIONS TO JUDICIAL/LEGAL ABUSE AND/OR TYRANNY

H-1 Overview.

Correcting problems can be done on a temporary short term basis, or a permanent long term basis. Thus a leaky roof needs an immediate patch to stop the rain temporarily, but requires a proper repair or replacement for the long term. Similarly a person falsely incarcerated and suffering further abuse in prison may seek immediate relief from abuse from the warden , but can only seek permanent relief by his release from the courts.

Most problems can be addressed on a temporary or permanent basis. What is essential first is to identify the true nature of the problem. Then one can bring to bear the appropriate permanent solution.. Without that identification, temporary ‘solutions’ are often believed to be permanent. Thus prior to the identification of AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) as the underlying cause of death (and thus the true nature of the problem) when other diseases seemed to be the apparent cause, no permanent solution could even be contemplated.

All the evidence supports the conclusion that the ‘problem’ underlying a large number of the Nation’s very serious concerns is the ‘mother-cancer’ of the unconstitutional control by lawyers of all government. That mother-cancer is the political equivalent of the medical HIV virus which destroys the body’s immune system. The separation of powers concept is the immune system of the body politic. Destroy that, as the legal profession has succeeded in doing, and ‘cancers’ of the body politic surface everywhere disguised as something else.

Thus the legal profession’s unconstitutional control of government is at the heart of all of the following problems, each of which has given rise to the formation of various groups seeking to remedy their particularly perceived problem. Here are some of these problems and groups:

The inability of many defendants to get justice in our courts gave rise to the organization called the FULLY INFORMED JURY ASSOCIATION or FIJA;

The inability of manufacturers and other to be treated justly by the tort laws gave rise to THE AMERICAN TORT REFORM ASSOCIATION;

the proclivity of some judges to improperly legislate from the bench,

the injustice inflicted daily on divorcing couples and their children;

the inability of individuals to be fairly treated in ‘pro se’ litigation;

the inadequacy of the justice system in dealing with crime;

the absence of an acceptable quality of public education;

the inability of the people to meaningfully control their own government through non violent means;

the exposure to frivolous lawsuits by all;

the inability doctors to provide the best medical care at fair prices,

the monopolistic and self serving illegal activities of the State Bars, to name only a few of the areas of public concern.

None of the activities of the various groups has produced permanent solutions. Very few have even achieved a modicum of progress on a temporary basis! Nor is it possible that they ever will. The reason is simple. You can’t cure cancer by making the patient more comfortable as he is dying. You can’t ‘cure’ tyranny by negotiating with tyrants. We tried that with King George III prior to the Revolution in 1776. It didn’t work with that tyrant then and it won’t work with the legal profession now. Medicine teaches us that you cure cancer permanently by cutting it all out surgically. History teaches us that you cure tyranny by removing all tyrants. Peacefully if you can and by revolution if you can’t!

The same people (lawyers) who make the laws, also interpret and enforce the laws. They do so first and foremost in their own self-interest. If sufficient pressure is brought to bear the lawyers will yield a little ground in one branch of government, only to nullify or recover it later in another. Thus attempting meaningful change that benefits the people not lawyers, through any means previously available, (short of the threat of violence that was needed in the United Kingdom in 1832 to pass the Great Reform Act of 1832), seems doomed either to failure or minor temporary relief. Only the complete removal of lawyers from elected power in the Legislative and Executive branches can hope to achieve the ends of all the concerned groups without bloodshed.

This means, that while all groups will do well to continue in whatever efforts they are making, they must recognize that at best the solutions they may achieve will be both inadequate and temporary. Therefore, in their own best interests, they should also join in the efforts of the Constitutional Guardians of America to remove lawyers from elected office. For that is the only way they can hope to substantially resolve their problems on a permanent basis.