Texas Drifter: America’s Lost Second Tradition Found
Marshall’s Law Dateline – Reader can reference All Right Magazine to refresh their memories with “Texas Drifter: America’s First Tradition”. America’s lost second tradition can be traced back to 1581; specifically: The States General of the United Provinces of the Low Countries Act of Abjuration (Plakkaat van Verlatinghe 1581 july 26).
Definition of abjuration: to revoke oath, vow, or promise. More about America’s lost second tradition later in writing exercise.
Courage for any American begins with admitting inevitable. Why, so one can prepare to confront future adversaries. Classic example, Colonel Travis’s “line in the sand” behind crumbling walls of old adobe church called Alamo. Travis informed his volunteers that re-enforcements were not coming and that they had two choices; leave, or “stand heel and toe” until death for their yet unborn republic, Texas.
Courage confronting question for America’s contemporary citizens is accepting inevitable that sooner or later, America will be dragged into its’, what historians will call America’s Second Civil War”. Reader can dispute this by identifying any past republic that did not eventually let illegal immigrants called barbarians or excessive numbers of professional welfare recipients cause their republic to collapse and be replaced with emperor or Caesar.
America’s next civil war will not be between geographic regions; where regulars some dressed in blue uniforms and others dressed in gray uniforms line up across open fields and shoot at each other. America’s Second civil War will be between good and evil: one side depending on militias, guerillas, saboteurs, and other patriots. While bad guys will probably depend on SWAT teams serving abjuratory politicians; who revoked their public oaths to Heaven and the American people to uphold, protect, and defend America’s Constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic.
Evolution of America’s inalienable rights and due process rights are as follows:
1. Ten Commandments
2. Act of Abjuration July 26 1581
3. Mayflower Compact
4. Declaration of Independence
5. U.S. Constitution
6. Bill of Rights
7. 1860’s International Law
8. First Civil War Standards for Mutual Treatment of Prisoners
9. General Lee’s Warning Letter to President Lincoln
10. World War II Nurnberg Trials Standards
11. Cold War Standard of Mutual Destruction
Texas Drifter will briefly review some of lesser known above polices with reference sources for reader at end of writing exercise.
Starting with America’s found lost second tradition: The Act of Abjuration of 1581 which was very well known with many drafts floating among America’s drafters of Declaration of Independence.
Act of Abjuration was created to inform king of Spain that he had forfeited sovereignty and right to govern affected provinces by his persistent tyranny. This document was first nail in ideological concept for “divine rights of earthly kings”.
Premise was an earthly king was constituted by God to be ruler of a people, to defend them from oppression and violence as the shepherd his sheep; and where as God did not create people to be slaves to their earthly king; and when earthly king does not behave thus, rather oppresses them, seeking opportunities to infringe on their ancient customs and traditions exacting from the people slavish compliance; earthly king is no longer earthly king rather only a tyrant; particularly when tyrant’s actions are deliberate, people may not only disallow his authority but follow what law of nature dictates for the defense of their liberty and their posterity even at hazard of people’s lives.
According to ancient privileges which are expressed in the oath taken by earthly king at his admission to government; most Provinces receive their prince upon certain conditions, which earthly king swears to maintain, which if earthly king violates, he is no longer sovereign. (Preceding two sections shortened for editing purposes).
Moving on to 1860’s International Law as defined by Dr. Lieber; German immigrant who founded Girard College in Philadelphia, taught at University of South Carolina, Colombia College in New York and was “trusted adviser to President Lincoln” according to Virgil Carrington Jones author of GRAY GHOSTS AND REBEL RAIDERS.
According to V. J. Jones, Dr Lieber advised “the rising of the people to repel invasion entitled them to full benefits of the law, and the invader could not well inquire into the origin of the armed masses.”
South responded to cruelty of Northern troops with letter by General Robert E. Lee directed to President Lincoln “that for every man of this class who shall be executed; we will execute in like manner one of corresponding grade selected from prisoners in our custody.”
Bottom line, Northern federal troops like many contemporary federal bureaucrats. “In the end, even top Federal commanders ignored the opinions of Dr. Lieber and retaliated as their individual feelings in the matters dictated, making it a desperate affairs for the irregulars (and civilians)”
Let federal bureaucrats be advised that eventually good guys will win, and evil guys will eventually lose. Bad guys who violate due process rights of good guys’ regular combatants, irregular combatants, or others exercising inalienable rights “en masse” will result in bad guys being tried by Nuremberg type trials.
Federal bad guys need to understand that invaders acting like foreign terrorists may not necessarily possess same due process rights as good guys who have not engaged in “acts of abjuration to U.S. Constitution” before Heaven and American people. Which is one way to distinguish good guys from bad guys; those who honor their oaths are good guys awhile those who “abjure” their oaths are bad guys representing evil.
Perhaps excerpt from “George Washington’s Farewell Address” might say what Texas Drifter is attempting to convey: The basis of our political systems is the right of the people to make and to alter their Constitutions of Government. But the Constitution which at any time exists, till changed by an explicit and authentic act of the whole people, is sacredly obligatory upon all. The very idea of the power and the right of the people to establish Government presupposes the duty of every individual to obey the established Government.
Translation: People who abjure their oath are engaging in acts described as high crimes against Heaven and Americans for violating what Washington describes as “sacred obligatory upon all”.
Good guys include: conservatives, Judeo-Christians; original Constitutionalist; ethical capitalists; security nationalists; libertarians; Reagan Democrats; other patriots; and true foreign allies.
Bad guys include (so many, vertical list seems more appropriate):
- Marxist-fascist Progressive Liberal Democrats
- Republican aristocratic ruling elite also called RINOs and Republican House and Senate leaders
- Most all public sector unions “regulators”
- Public subsidy addicts
- Unethical capitalists
- Internationalist America last crowd
- Fascist green environmentalists
- Fascist gun control advocates
- Most entertainment court jesters
- Racists
- Ethic haters
- “me first” special interest groups
- Illegal immigrants
- Islamic-fascist terrorists
- Drug Cartels
- Third world police states
- Emerging fascist capitalists like China
- Reader can list others
There is another category which can be listed in category of bad guys’ allies: common criminals, gang members, drug addicts divided into illegal and legal drugs, reader can list others. Especially of interest are those using anti-depressant drugs who become serial killers at random places like schools, movie theaters, and shopping malls.
Editors are probably wondering how much longer this writing exercise will continue?
Assignment question how many of following American traditions and principles has Obama and his allies abjured?
1. Ten Commandments
2. Act of Abjuration July 26 1581
3. Mayflower Compact
4. Declaration of Independence
5. U.S. Constitution
6. Bill of Rights
7. 1860’s International Law
8. First Civil War Standards for Mutual Treatment of Prisoners
9. General Lee’s Warning Letter to President Lincoln
10. World War II Nurnberg Trials Standards
11. Cold War Standard of Mutual Destruction
Reader can do their own research:
1. The States General of the United Provinces of the Low Countries Act of Abjuration (Plakkaat van Verlatinghe 1581 july 26).
2. GRAY GHOSTS AND REBEL RAIDERS by Virgil Carrington Jones; Galahad Books, New York; Part One: Chapter 10 including referenced notes
3. Other appropriate sources
Bottom line, “America’s Second Tradition Found” will hopefully guide America’s sleeping partisan giant into doing what is best to evil among us, to rebuild Heaven’s favorite Republic; so says Texas Drifter.
