So now we ask the question: Would the congress – for some
specified or unspecified reason – pass a law stating that on a given day of the
year, all members of the congress and the president shall perform the yoga
ritual of standing on their heads for a period of five minutes? The answer is
probably not. And now this question: But does congress have the authority to
pass such a law? And the answer is no.
What section 8 does, is give congress the authority to make
the laws that will apply to the general public and to other institutions. It
can make the laws that will facilitate the execution of those laws. And it can
make the laws that will facilitate the exercise of the powers vested in the
government, its departments and its officers. What that section of the
Constitution does not do, however, is give congress the power to make laws that
will bind itself or bind a future congress. Neither does it give the congress
powers to make the laws that will bind the current president or future ones.
Thus, congress can try to legislate the yoga ritual all it
wants, but the legislation will be as good as null and void if the members
choose to ignore it. And if the congress passes a legitimate bill that contains
an illegitimate rider binding itself, a future congress or the president, and
even if the president signs it into law, the rider can be considered null and
void, and can be ignored by everyone concerned. Thus, when the president
solemnly affirms that he will faithfully execute the Office of President,
preserve and defend the Constitution, he does not affirm standing on his head
even if the congress says he must do so.
What this means is that the congress cannot put the
governing of the nation on automatic pilot, and have it run by a program it
conceives now to resolve circumstances that have not happened; that no one
knows if they will happen or how they will happen if they ever do. To play the
role of the all-knowing prophet with the future of the nation is such an absurd
notion, it is like a mentally affected general positioning his artillery pieces
in the field, programming them to shoot in a given direction at a specified
time of the day then telling his gunners to go to the barracks and have a
snooze.
And if you want to see the effect of such madness on the
congress, the American nation and the world, you have only to look at the
current situation where a continuing resolution to raise the debt ceiling
combined with a “sequester” that is already in effect – have plunged America
and the world into a turmoil that has the potential to end very badly. All this
can happen at a time when the world is only beginning to recover from the 2008
near letdown of the financial institutions.
The habit of passing non-binding resolutions morally tying
the hands of future congresses or presidents, and passing binding resolution
that “legally” tie the hands of future congresses or presidents were virtually
unknown in America till the Jewish organizations started using them to
implement an agenda they formulated thousands of years ago and brought to
America a little more than half a century ago. The result has been that the
chaos we now see unfold at the local level has been unfolding on the
international level for several decades – almost unnoticed by the American
public.
Using the method of governing the country by way of predicting
what it will need in a future that has not come is probably the most
devastating trick that the Jewish leaders have injected into the American
system of governance. It must be erased right away; and this can be done by the
president ignoring all that was passed, and running the nation the way it
should be run.
And let the unhappy take the case to the Supreme Court where
it will certainly be affirmed that congress cannot tie the hands of itself,
those of future congresses or presidents.
People elect warm-blooded human beings to govern them; they
do not program computers to pilot them to predetermined destinations before
knowing what the destinations will have to be.