What makes a law constitutional? It seems to be an easy question, but there is
more to it, much more. In order for any
law to agree with the Constitution, it must look after our rights. Now we must define “our rights.” Specifically,
it is the “Bill of Rights” that was
almost omitted from our Constitution, for which Thomas Jefferson insisted they
be included, and were. Jefferson feared
that if basic and substantial rights were not included that the government will
morph into tyranny.
In general, the “Declaration
of Independence” already defined rights as human beings, for which all
rights come from God and gives each individual sovereignty, or su juris,
meaning of our own right, as long as we do not trample upon another’s
rights. Therefore behavior towards our neighbors
is a matter of respect and responsibility.
As far as health care being a “constitutional right,” again I refer back to the words of Thomas
Jefferson, to wit: “If people let the government decide what foods they eat and what
medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry state as are the
souls of those who live under tyranny.”
As far as most of what the general public understands about health care
are the costs, who could care less about the process, as long as whatever is
medically wrong will be resolved.
During and up to the time of our Forefathers, up to the time
of the latter part of the 19th century, there was nothing wrong with
our food. There were diseases, but none
were caused by food, unless the food was contaminated. What happened? Chemical companies discovered how simple it
was to make crops more productive by adding three chemicals, NPK, nitrogen, phosphorus
and potassium to the soil, which is all well and good, but for several fatal
flaws. Chemicals have their uses, but
not for the replacement of what is natural to the soil, which is why some
farmers use compost and other natural amendments that promote both microorganisms
and macro-organisms that through organic processes, change the minerals in clay
to be absorbed by the plants. I am not a
soil scientist, but I do know what works to promote the health and well-being
of any human being, all without medicines or supplements.
We all need health care, but all such care begins by what we
put into our bodies. We are what we
eat. If one eats junk, then the same
feels like junk, which also opens up a Pandora’s Box of inflammation problems
that is a prelude to any number of diseases that Big Pharma has a plethora of
products that we cannot escape from any channel on commercial television. One might think that Big Pharma is colluding
with the likes of Monsanto (now Bayer) who owns Round-Up. That last statement is more factual than many
might believe, but that is a spiritual matter, and one that I could not even
begin to explain because of the many years of accumulated knowledge in my
studies of law, health care and the Bible.
It should not be entirely surprising that we are more
dependent upon drugs, than all the illegal drugs consumed since they became
available in the underground market. All
drugs are poison, which is why there are so many precautions and legalese on
the paperwork provided with every drug.
A word on fast food, and the following is their creed; “Feed
as many people as we can at the lowest possible cost.” To me, that last statement is not very
comforting. Unless I am very hungry or
it is a matter of convenience, I avoid eating out. For the most part, I purchase only organic and
bag my lunch.
All conventional grown food is contaminated with some form
of chemical. The one that stands out is
glyphosate, or what is commonly known as “Round-Up.” Glyphosate is not only in genetically modified
crops, but it is also used for non-genetic purposes, such used for drying out a
crop. It cannot be washed off and
becomes an intrinsic part of the plant’s make-up, and causes a plethora of
digestive problems, in addition to coursing through our bloodstream, and
contaminating who knows what and the symptoms they are causing, which makes
people run to the doctor to get their drug fix.
The bottom line; health care is an individual responsibility,
not a constitutional right. Going back
to my opening lines; the Affordable Care Act is contract law…why…because one
must sign up. A signature on any legal
document is contract law. Your driver’s
license is a government contract; social security is contract law; the W-4 and
1040 forms are contracts, for which the signature on the 1040, abrogates your
constitutional 5th Amendments rights. How is this possible? Because the IRS is not a part of our Federal
Government; it belongs to the IMF, which is an offshore institution.