October 17th 2021 update

posted by russellkanning on Sun, 10/17/2021 - 20:17

The Federal Debt

https://mises.org/wire/defaulting-debt-moral-thing-do

Time to stop borrowing and spending

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https://mises.org/library/yellen-wrong-us-government-doesnt-always-pay-its-debts

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"Peaceful secession and nullification are the only means of returning to a system of government that respects rather than destroys individual liberty." - Thomas DiLorenzo

https://twitter.com/ancapquotes/status/1446354690376151042

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http://podcast.nhexit.org/index.php?name=2021-10-09-NHexit2021-10-05.mp3

Audio version of 45 minute update on Independence Constitutional Amendment for 2022

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https://rumble.com/vngut3-do-red-and-blue-states-want-a-divorce.html

7 minute video

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zRPubUAxKU

Calexit interviews Mike Sylvia

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You don't need a treaty to have free trade. -Murray Rothbard

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But the issue of accountability goes beyond just COVID-19 protocols.

Other House members signed a petition asking the last election to be declared null and void, and for the state to secede from the union and become its own sovereign body.

And one representative, Michael Sylvia, requested a proposed constitutional amendment be drafted for the 2022 session declaring the state’s peaceful independence from the United States to become a sovereign state.

The CACR is also sponsored by eight other Republican House members including Raymond Howard, who with Sylvia and seven other House members, sought the state’s independence through a petition filed with the Secretary of State’s Office in late December.

Slyvia has said he is introducing the proposed amendment due to the federal government’s actions to deal with the pandemic including vaccine mandates.

During this year’s House session, several attempts were made to oust the eight representatives who signed the independence petition, but were either called out of order or voted down.

While Sylvia has filed his proposed amendment, a bill request has also been filed establishing a process to oust legislators who violate the section of state law dealing with insurrection, rebellion or giving aid or comfort to enemies of the state.

The House or Senate would be able to remove the representative or senator if he or she violates the law, according to the bill introduced by Rep. Bill Marsh.

He said the bill is intended to offer a procedure to remove lawmakers who participate in an insurrection and other specific actions against the state.

The bill also prohibits anyone from holding state office if they participate in an insurrection or rebellion against the federal government.

A two-thirds vote by the U.S. House or U.S. Senate would be needed to allow the person to hold state office.

Under the bill, “an ‘insurrection or rebellion’ shall include action intended to separate New Hampshire from the United States, and ‘aid and comfort’ shall include any action facilitating such intent.”

Marsh said he has a number of House members as co-sponsors and is working to add several senators.

The bill, if it were to become law, certainly would mean consequences for those who seek to have New Hampshire leave the union, while many debate whether it is more patriotic to object to government actions or to hold those people responsible.

But in either case, there should be consequences for a person’s actions, and that has been missing in many recent situations.

Garry Rayno may be reached at garry.rayno@yahoo.com.

http://indepthnh.org/2021/10/09/escaping-consequences-is-happening-too-frequently/

(he seems to be mixing a few issues in from last year and this year … it is a little hard to follow) NHexit.org

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https://tomwoods.com/ep-1989-secession-the-constitutional-historical-and-moral-case/

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cEauXsmEVg&ab_channel=BlazeTV

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https://www.homesnacks.com/safest-states-in-america/

NH# on Safest States according to Home Snacks

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