We would like to make our audience aware of an easily provable government conspiracy to violate the constitution. "We The People of the 50 Sovereign States" are clearly being denied our constitutional right to an Article 5 Convention to propose amendments, despite a whopping 750 plus Article 5 applications from the state legislatures of 49 of all 50 states. Only 34 (two thirds or approximately 67%) are required.
Article 5 is clear in statement and in meaning, contains no ambiguity and calls for no resort to rules of construction. A mere reading demonstrates that this is true. It provides two methods for proposing amendments. Congress may propose them by a vote of two-thirds of both houses, or, on the application of the legislatures of two-thirds of the States, Congress must call a convention to propose them.
So why has Congress ignored the Constitution???...
Bill Walker, Co-Founder of Friends of the Article 5 Convention, is here to tell us! He is a former journalist and newspaper publisher. He has graduated from Washington State University with a BA in journalism. He has brought two federal lawsuits, Walker v. United States (2000) and Walker v. Members of Congress (2004), the last taken in appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States. The two lawsuits dealt specifically with the obligation of Congress to call an Article V Convention. Walker v. United States was the first such lawsuit in American history!
His website is FOAVC.org.
He explains what an Article 5 convention is and dispels many common myths that have cropped up over the years. He also speaks about the original intent of the framers and addresses many misrepresentations and road blocks made by The John Birch Society and others over the years...
John From Conn calls in after to discuss the interview and talks about the last best options to stopping out of control centralization and the many headed hyrdra of monolithic government! Including Nullification & Secession..
We know you will find the following enthralling!!
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