January 22^nd 2017 Blog Addendum

I thought it might be a good idea to make clear that ObamaCare is not really a law that every American must follow.  Since it is not “constitutional law” it is “administrative law”, which is the “difference” I talk about in my book I have been touting.  Because ObamaCare is “administrative law”, is the very reason why we have to sign up for it, if we want it.  Yes, I know about the so-called “penalties” but that has yet to be challenged in court and could be a big win if challenged from a constitutional venue, but very few understand that… I am one of those “few”.

If ObamaCare were “constitutional law”, we would not have to “sign for it”.  But because it is “Administrative Law”, in order to have it, it must be signed for to make the “contract” valid.  You see my friends, “administrative law” is virtually the same as “contract law” and it is our signature that makes the “contract” valid, just like your “driver’s license” is also a “government contract”!

It is rather simple, but not many people have looked into the subject, because they trust their attorneys.  Nearly all attorneys have 4 agendas; 1) the BAR 2) the court 3) money 4) the client… all in that order!  All colleges that teach law teach mostly “commercial/contract/administrative law”.  Only those who plan to work for the government go to constitutional law classes.

The “BAR” is communist organization, which is quite evident when attorneys who defend clients do not use constitutional law and the courts ignore defendants who attempt to use the Constitution.  The problem is a matter of “education” as to how to defend one’s self in a constitutional venue, because one would be quite hard-pressed to find an attorney who would defend the same under a constitutional venue.  The outline for such a defense is in my book.  In addition, one can leave the court not only with a dismissal, but also with an inconvenience check (money) from the court, as long as there is no (human) injured party is involved.

It takes a lot of explaining as to how we got to this awful point, which is why I wrote the book titled, “What Difference Does It Make?!” and gives the reader at least a rudimentary understanding about law and the fraud that has been perpetrated upon us.  Justice is a relative term and is rather very difficult to achieve because of the many laws we have, which nearly are all “commercial/contract laws”. “The more laws the less justice.” Thomas Jefferson.