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TRUMP ODE TO THE CORPORATION!

The United States was organized a "Corporation" in 1871, how did it start? Please drill down further to know that US has a second constitution, after the one we had signed on Sept. 17, 1787.

A prelude: The Second Constitution prepared in 1871.

In 1871 a sedious act was performed by the Government. A coup was made to rewrite the constitution and put WE THE PEOPLE in all capitals, under a new corporate contract transferring the United States of America into the new Corporation of the United States of America which transferred the power of We The People and the constitution over to the new corporation. When they did that, it placed the citizens in the United States as property of the Corporation which was centered in Washington D.C.. This action made Washington D.C. a FOREIGN ENTITY on American soil of sovereign states. It was established through a loan from the Vatican when D.C. was transferred into a city-state, and this corporate entity then ruled over the people. Citizens rights were taken from them in this process. No one realized this.

Milosia2 Loc: Cleveland Ohio

This is pure stinking hogwash.
The framers knew exactly how detrimental corporate greed would be to the republic.
Get off the propaganda train while you still can.

Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois

You don't know shit about history do you? It's quite apparent that you "learned" revisionist history from the communists in our education system.

Radiance3

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Propaganda? You could not erase facts, but your ignorance equate it with propaganda?
Your ignorance is above your brain. Perhaps you never learned anything about the history since the Founding of this country.

Now what are happening in public schools? Is that the history you wanted to believe, the 1619 Project taught to kids in schools? Now these kids had emerged violent like BLM's and ANTIFAS. Dismantling statues of the Founders, burning Christian artifacts and churches, to change the history of this country with their own.

Milosia

The framers did not want corporations involved with anything. Stop trying to rewrite history.
Two things Jefferson did not want involved #1 Religion. #2 corporations.
It goes against everything we’re trying to stand for.
But go ahead, give it all away, I know you can’t help yourselves.
When your United States go on the block to be sold, who will you blame then?
Ridiculous ?
Bezos just can’t stop the money from coming in , so he may as well start buying his own states.
And putting his best picture on all of the money.

Radiance3

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I am not rewriting history. Read the history. This constitution formed in 1871 did that. Created this country as a corporation cause we barrowed money from the Vatican when after several wars, US got indebted and was broke.

Problem for you guys are so ignorant of history. Please do some research. And not just yell at people without knowing what you are talking about. Read history, that will be good for ya.

Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois

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Auntie Dee

Auntie Dee

Jefferson was no longer around in 1871, nor were any of the other framers. Perhaps what they wanted was precluded by something else from someone else! Much like today! Dem's no longer believe in following Our Constitution, they are attempting this very minute to UNDO much of it!

Milosia2 Loc: Cleveland Ohio

Jefferson stated that corporations would be strictly regulated. And they have been until Reagan.
Now they own you because the the regulations that have been hindering the profit of corporations is gone. Thanks Ronnie !
Another Republican Hero!

Radiance3

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I can't change your brain unfortunately.
This has nothing to do with Jefferson, a century earlier.

Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois

He's a typical ignoramus "educated" in an educational system run by communists. Of course he can't stay focused. He needs sound bites to make sense of anything. Look how he writes,

roy

What is the deal do you all agree corporations should be we the people? Will they if war brakes out and we start a draft ,will the ceos be drafted? Will the stock holders be drafted .? All the Supreme Court did was to open up the door future for corporations to buy exactly what they want on both sides . Why do people. not fight to turn this over,why do people not fight for term limits? Why do people not fight to end Congress pay and benfits? .Why because they tell you lies proaganda to keep people from fighting these things .They got theirs they ain't going to let you have yours .

Milosia2 Loc: Cleveland Ohio

You can still change your brain, though;
Thomas Jefferson Feared an Aristocracy of Corporations

The author of the Declaration of Independence warned against the threat to democracy posed by big banks and big corporations. Too bad the Supreme Court doesn't respect the original intent of the founders.
By John Nichols JULY 4, 2010
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Thomas Jefferson’s name gets thrown around quite a bit these days by the Tea Partisans, which is a good thing.

A populist movement of the right or the left that neglected Jefferson, the most radical of the first presidents, would be a sorry affair indeed.

Jefferson’s distrust of concentrated and consolidated power was such that he left a legacy for any and every dissenter against the state.

But Jefferson did not stop there.

He was, as well, a relentless critic of the monopolizing of economic power by banks, corporations and those who put their faith in what the third president referred to as “the selfish spirit of commerce (that) knows no country, and feels no passion or principle but that of gain.

Jefferson might not have wanted a lot of government, but he wanted enough government to assert the sovereignty of citizens over corporations. To his view, nothing was more important to the health of the republic.

In the early years of the 19th century, as banks and corporations began to flex their political muscles, he announced that: “I hope we shall crush… in its birth the aristocracy of our moneyed corporations, which dare already to challenge our government to a trial of strength and bid defiance to the laws of our country.”

There are those who would have us believe that the founders intended for corporations to control our elections – and, tragically, five of these Tories sit on the U.S. Supreme Court, where they recently ruled that the nation’s biggest businesses may spend whatever they like to buy the results that best serve their bottom lines.

The better angels among the founders would be aghast.

The framers of the American experiment were imperfect men, to be sure. Few were so radical, or so far ahead of their times, as Tom Paine, the wisest of their number. But like Paine, Jefferson was a proud revolutionary against the old order of inherited monarchy, state churches, empires and the authority of the few over the fate of the many.

We know this to be true of Jefferson because, as July 4, 1826 approached, he was invited to appear in Washington for a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Age and infirmity prevented Jefferson from attending the event. But he sent a message — his last political statement — which read:

“May (July 4) be to the world, what I believe it will be — to some parts sooner, to others later, but finally to all — the signal of arousing men to burst the chains under which monkish ignorance and superstition had persuaded them to bind themselves, and to assume the blessings and security of self-government. That form (of government) which we have substituted, restores the free right to the unbounded exercise of reason and freedom of opinion. All eyes are opened, or opening, to the rights of man. The general spread of the light of science has already laid open to every view the palpable truth, that the mass of mankind has not been born with saddles on their backs, nor a favored few booted and spurred, ready to ride them legitimately, by the grace of God.”

So, yes, by all means, let us look to the original intent of the founders this July 4. But let us recognize what they actually said and meant about the danger posed by an “aristocracy of corporations” and the danger of allowing CEOs to ride roughshod over the democratic promise of the American experiment.

** sovereignty of citizens over corporations.**