‘Democracy’ vs. ‘Republic’ and unwelcome change

‘Democracy’ v. ‘Republic’

We Got Change A Founding Father Predicted

Most Americans — including me until fairly recently — have no clear idea what a “republic” is, and most Americans probably think of it negatively because of the false use of the term by Rothschild-Communist countries, such as the former Soviet Union and its subsequent pieces.

Our fellow Americans are more likely to say that our country is a democracy instead of saying it’s a republic.

But consider these facts:

1. The Declaration of Independence does not contain any form of the word “democracy.” And the U.S. Constitution does not contain any form of the word “democracy.”
2. Those two vital documents contain only one instance of any form of the word “republic,” and that one is in the Constitution. It is in Article 4, Section 4. Here is the entire section:

The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened), against domestic Violence.

“Guarantee.”

So, what did the Founding Fathers mean by a “republican form of government”?

People whose job is to argue, and people whose mindset is to endlessly argue, are eager to distract us forever from clear understanding, progress, and solutions. Ignore them. In brevity and sincerity, we can say the following:

The Founding Fathers meant that a republic — and the union of those republics — strictly follows the Constitution on which that republic is founded. That’s it. The supreme law is the Constitution. We can never go against the Constitution. The Constitution can be changed but only by the specified procedures in the Constitution, and with very large majorities.

The “democracy” part, we can say, comes in the electing of representatives to handle the day-to-day business of governing. At no time is this democratic aspect to become a kind of mob rule nor to ever go against the Constitution. And that’s that.

And then some

Of course, we must never forget that “all men are created equal.” That’s a basic and vital Constitutional principle. The Constitution protects each individual. And our nation has made clear that “all men” includes women and all races or ethnicities.

For further clarity, let’s put a few more ideas down in writing here.

• The people, by way of the Constitution, have told the government what it can do, and the government has no power to go beyond what the people have specifically said.
• The people elect representatives, each temporary, to gather with other representatives and do the proper activities that the people have specified.
• The government is to protect each person — since “all men are created equal.”
• At no time is the government to be more powerful than the people.
• When the people are dissatisfied with the performance of their representatives and anyone else employed by their representatives in public service, the people can make changes, partial or complete.
• And the government has no right nor authority to fight for its self-preservation against the expressed desire of the people.

Therefore, as the Constitution promised, every state was to have the “republic” form of government, and the federal government (the national government now headquartered in Washington, D.C.) must guarantee it. We are a republic of republics.

Ben Franklin’s warning about ‘change’

At the meeting of the Philadelphia Constitutional Convention of 1787, where the purpose was to write and agree on a Constitution, Franklin said that he agreed with George Washington in regard to “the Jews”. Franklin explained (emphasis added):

If you do not exclude them from these United States, in this Constitution, in less than 200 years they will have swarmed in such great numbers that they will dominate and devour the land, and change our form of government, for which we Americans have shed our blood, given our lives, our substance and jeopardized our liberty.

If you do not exclude them, in less than 200 years our descendants will be working in the fields to furnish them sustenance, while they will be in the counting houses rubbing their hands. I warn you, Gentlemen, if you do not exclude the Jews for all time, your children will curse you in your graves. Jews, Gentlemen, … are a menace to this country if permitted entrance and should be excluded by this Constitution.

(Said by Benjamin Franklin, in 1787, as quoted in the diary of General Charles Pinckney of Charleston, S.C.) [Verification of the Pinckney diary here.]

By the way, the word “Jew” was created in English in the middle 1700s and was known to Bible readers and otherwise well-read people by 1787, which Franklin certainly was.

Franklin was right, wasn’t he? The Rothschild-funded and -directed “Jews” have changed our form of government, and they are sitting in their banks and rubbing their hands in glee.

So, why didn’t the Founding Fathers exclude the “Jews”? It’s easy to imagine one of the main arguments: “We’ve already declared in the Declaration of Independence that ‘All Men Are Created Equal’ except for the slaves. So, how would it look if we now declare, ‘All Men are created equal except for the slaves and except for the Jews?’ “

But now we know the Founding Fathers should have inserted a safeguard against the conspiring Jews’ traitorous criminality — and all such criminality. A safeguard would be the banning of secrecy in government and banking, and perhaps in all of business.

For further reading, this book 1001 Quotes By And About Jews (free) is recommended. Start at the bottom to see the most entertaining section first. See for yourself the many statements by dozens of world leaders and authors through history who have warned of the Jews. And see for yourself the many self-incriminating statements by Jews through history. Of course, our schools and major media won’t offer such knowledge except when tarring the truth with the false charge of “anti-semitism.” (Look up the word “semite,” if necessary, to expose the absurdity of “anti-semitism.” Also see the Footnote, below.)

Republic, to Democracy, to Monarchy

As Franklin warned they would, the “Jews” have changed our form of government. Our country was founded as a republic. But the Jews, through their ownership of all the major media, major publishers, wealthiest academic institutions, and top politicians, changed nearly all mentions in public of our form of government from “republic” to “democracy.” They don’t even say “representative democracy.” They just say “democracy,” which is wrong. Why?

It’s wrong to say we have a simple “democracy” because, in fact, the Constitution guarantees a republic, which is somewhat different. Here’s the difference and why it’s important: The propaganda that says we have a simple “democracy” has led people to believe that the Constitution can be ignored by a simple majority vote of “the people.” But in truth, the Constitution must never be ignored. The Constitution must always be followed to the best of our ability.

The Constitution has been ignored for a long time, not only by the ignorant “majority,” but also by the criminal majorities in Congress and by every Rothschild-puppet president in our lifetimes. And there lies the proof that we actually live under the boot of a monarchy, in which each president re-declares the never-ending state of “war” and “emergency” that allows him to rule as a king. But the president is a puppet king who obeys, under threat of murder, the directives of the true and secret monarch — the current male head of the Rothschild family.

Reclaim Republic

Perhaps it goes without saying that our country was founded without political parties. But parties soon formed. They were instigated by Founding Traitors such as Alexander Hamilton to divide influential Americans into never-ending infighting. And today, we have the “Republican” Party, daily dragging the vital word “republic” through the sewer.

Words in the Declaration and in the Constitution are our words, and we ought reclaim them. Words such as “truths,” “equal,” and “republic.” Let’s use them with pride and principle as we reject all the damage brought to them by the Democrats, Republicans, “Jews,” and Rothschilds.

We had a republic. It was established by our Founding Fathers. It falls on us — you and me — to re-establish it.

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Footnote. The following is from the book 1001 Quotes By And About Jews.

“Ever since the Jews invented the libel charge of ‘anti-Semitism’ in the 1880s (the word ‘anti-Semitism’ was first printed in 1880,’ according to The Jewish Encyclopedia, Vol. I, 1901, p.641), it has been built up with Jewish money, organizations, propaganda, and lies (such as the Holocaust – Holohoax), so that now the word is like snake venom which paralyzes one’s nervous system. Even the mention of the word ‘Jew’ is shunned unless used in a most favorable and positive context.” (Charles A. Weisman, Who is Esau-Edom?, p.63).

Plus

Here’s a shorter group of Historical Quotes About Jews, which opens as a Microsoft Word document.

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