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Re: Trump Drives A Stake Through UN Gun Control Treaty 

By: Zimbler0 in CONSTITUTION | Recommend this post (4)
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Msg. 21948 of 21975
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Professor,
You might read this and give me your opinion . . .

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http://tenthamendmentcenter.com/2013/06/06/do-treaties-trump-the-constitution/#.UbY0gxVxN9w

Do Treaties Trump the Constitution?

Many people who don’t care for our constitution or are totally ignorant of it are peddling this notion that treaties will trump the constitution. It is true that the constitution states in what has become known as the “Supremacy Clause” that:

This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in pursuance thereof; and all treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the United States, shall be the supreme law of the land; and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby, anything in the constitution or laws of any state to the contrary notwithstanding.

However, just like laws that the federal level passes, treaties must be made: “in pursuance” of the Constitution’s delegated powers as well. To do otherwise is a serious usurpation of the very nature of our Constitutional Republic. To allow foreign law to trump the Supreme Law of the Land leaves the people of this nation in a precarious situation at best with their liberties.

It is important to remember that what was stated before the constitution was ratified is what takes precedence when divining the meaning of the constitution. Why?

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Zim.

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So, treaties not only do not “trump” the Constitution, they don’t trump State Constitution’s either. This was what was spelled out as the understanding of the states before the Constitution was ratified. What’s more it was this understanding that the states had that convinced them to actually ratify the Constitution.

The founders’ objective was to draft a “limited constitution,” said Jefferson, “to bind” our delegates “down from mischief.” Unfortunately for those who view the Constitution as an obstacle or an obsolete document and wish to UN-bind those chains subverts not only the entire constitutional scheme but, constitutes a fraud on the Ratifiers. The power loving are always more than willing to exploit the ignorance of the general public to the original meaning of the Constitution to bring all things under the purview of the federal government. It is imperative that we share our founders wisdom to make sure that this does not happen.

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Re: Trump Drives A Stake Through UN Gun Control Treaty
By: monkeytrots
in CONSTITUTION
Tue, 21 May 19 9:14 AM
Msg. 21946 of 21975

>> a treaty cannot trump (no pun intended) The U.S. Constitution.

Err ... Mr. Wizard - treaties DO trump the U.S. Constitution -- it is actually IN the Constitution that treaties take priority and precedence over U.S Law - both federal and state ... the Constitution is NOT excluded.

It is one of the 'proposed' Article V Amendments that I 'put up' a long time ago on this boards - it is a MAJOR short coming of the original Constitution- but was considered needed at the time by our founders in order to get support for our fledgling country at the time.

That is why the Pacific Treaty etc. are SO damn dangerous - it is the back door that the the STATISTS are continually attempting to use to completely usurp our Constitution.


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