by Jane Smith

Created on: January 31, 2009

Of the historic philosophies and governing systems which had proven to be, invariably, successful, our precious Constitution was constructed. Among many others, two crises need to be, immediately, addressed... The Rule of Law and State Constitutions:

The Rule of Law is an old British system of creating a law, or set of laws, on the spur of the moment, in order to handle a crisis which had not been adequately addressed within their, so-called, constitution ...AFTER which the law(s) is(are) determined to be, either, constitutional or unconstitutional. Our Forefathers, however, having suffered as victims of the British Rule of Law, carefully considered, and crafted, a full, dynamic system of protection, such that any, and all, literally-constitutional laws which could be passed by future American law-makers would, adequately, address any issues which could possibly arise ...thus, eliminating, altogether, any need for The Rule of Law. Margaret Thatcher re-introduced the concept to our Congress, during her reign in England, promoting it, quite innocently, to our legislators (C-Span). Today, the term is spewed around Capitol Hill, as though sweet to the tongue. Nevertheless, it is technically (=) unconstitutional and dangerous.

Those elements which were not, specifically, stated within our Constitution were to be left to the discretion of the citizens, without control by the Government, because they were deemed to be cost-prohibitive and, thus, doomed to ultimate failure and the destruction of our beloved nation. One such subject which was, intentionally, excluded from our Constitution was the matter of schools. Not that our Forefathers deemed schooling to be unimportant ...quite the contrary.

One might question, at this point, how we are to compete with Japanese students, et caetera, for high-technology and leadership positions throughout the world. STUDY! ...at home, if necessary.

In fact, when our Government was passing legislation to force students into public schools, despite the protestations of many religious parents, our Government, in order to secure their consent, promised that their children would be praying The Lord's Prayer, every morning ...we, all, know how long that lasted. Now, as a nation, we are, instead, forced to cope with such issues as Columbine, the removal of The Ten Commandments from American courts of law, et alii. Atheists need not fear The Lord's Prayer, The Golden Rule, or The Ten Commandments, given that that they do not violate any logical

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