How Communitarians Change the US Legal System with Federal Regulators
by Niki Raapana, January 10, 2009
Across America, the old system crumbles before our eyes. Business and
homeowners in every corner of America are trying to understand how the
government got so much power. Many of us are busy people who race
around all day, working. Most people who own anything here have been
working their butt off for years to keep it. Our people aren't that
stupid. They can see that every year their government passes a new law
that restricts them from operating freely. A moron can see that all
new regulations, acts, taxes, revisions, codes, and executive orders
have one thing in common. It's part of every new ruling. Ask anybody.
Every new law gives some new government agency the absolute power to
take our property away from us.
One way (there are several) the communitarians steal our property is
through their administrative courts. These are not to be confused with
constitutional courts. Often called Hearing and Review Boards, they
are appointed agents of the agency who rule on agency rules. What that
means is they work for the official Department that also hands out
tickets and fines for infractions of Department regulations. The same
guy who sits on the sub-committee writing the new regulations can also
be the Hearing Examiner who presides over the meetings held to
determine the guilt of person's charged with violating the Department
regulations he helped to write. Most Americans assume, because this is
what we are taught, that they live under constitutional law. So when
an average, busy, hard working American finds himself charged with a
crime in an administrative courtroom, there is much confusion.
Here's the problem:
Americans are still taught the government of the United States was
created for one purpose, and one purpose only. It was established to
"protect and maintain individual rights." According to the rule of
law, there are three very separate branches of government, and every
government official must swear allegiance to protect and maintain the
rights of every individual citizen in the nation. Our system was
designed so that there would always be suspicion between the branches;
it was a barrier to a coup or any one branch assuming more power than
the Constitution allowed.
Administrative Procedural Law is communitarian. Communitarianism is
the legal theory that claims the rights of individuals must be
continuously "balanced" against the common good. The Communitarians
believe individual rights hurt the community. So they took it upon
themselves to be the community's "silent voice." That's why you never
heard of them or their debates over your property and privacy rights.
They know people don't like to sacrifice themselves or their children
for the common good. (For years they're tried to convince Americans to
give up their arms. Maybe these two things have something to do with
each other.)
How can a government like ours, established only to protect individual
rights, be slowly modified into a communitarian government that
protects the rights of the majority to trample individual rights?
Without amending the constitution, it had to be accomplished very
quietly, at the highest levels of academia and government.
Communitarianism is the theory that created all the American
"protection" agencies at the end of the 18th century. It's the theory
of British Conservation imported in 1901. It's the theory behind
Prohibition which created the DEA (who can never go away). This same
theory fueled the protection of American Indian lands, and is used to
protect the Palestinians the same way in Gaza today. Rounding up
dissidents and holding them in pens to protect them is nothing new to
our federal government. Everyone knows the feds stole Japanese
businesses and put them in prison camps for the community good. But
not everyone is told the reasoning behind these violent, aggressive,
and sometimes genocidal policies. Nobody ever explains it is
communitarian balancing.
The theoretical foundation for communitarianism is a clever blending
of ancient philosophy, theory, mysticism, alchemy, cabala, mythology,
legends, religions and I would add delusions. Adhering to the
dialectical form of advancing knowledge and utilizing both Hegel's
ideological framework and Marx's materialist interpretation, the
communitarian framers set up a series of conflicts that would help
mankind achieve a higher state of social evolution. God told them to
protect the community at large (who simply doesn't need to know that
yet). (1) Communitarians believe they are more advanced spiritually
and morally than the average world citizen, and they've got the global
public completely fooled into agreeing with their ego maniacal self
assessment.
The assassination of President William McKinley in 1901 was a big
boost to our human progress. His successor introduced massive
communitarian agencies to take control over American lands.
Conservation was a British policy used to destroy and rebuild local
industry and agriculture in their Middle Eastern colonies. Teddy
Roosevelt thought it was a great idea. Since good ole TR knew that in
the U.S. it had to sound a lot nicer, our first communitarian
president (by default) promoted it as a way to protect the people's
lands. Over the last century the agency created to "protect" public
lands has grown into a massive domestic armed enforcement
interdepartmental agency with supreme abatement and local policng
power. Today their open mission is to promote sustainability, a vague
communitarian concept of "protecting" the future.
Over the past fifty years, protecting the land expanded to protecting
the environment, and now, in 2009, it's expanding to protect our
children from used clothes and toys. A federal law passed by the US
Congress empowers an environmental protection agency to demand
American compliance to expensive testing prior to the sale or donation
of used children's items. The very last vestige of American political
economic practices, our right to donate our goods and engage in
unimpeded second hand bartering and sales, is gone. This couldn't have
just happened overnight.
It didn't. Beginning with the creation of a new agency called the
Interstate Commerce Commission in 1887, by the time of the New Deal
the idea of balanced agency powers over the constitution was firmly
entrenched in American lawyer's thinking. After WWII it became firmly
entrenched in the American legal system. (2)
Internationally, this same theory was used to legitimize the Nuremberg
Tribunals and it was the moral justification for implementing the
Marshall Plan for Rebuilding Europe. Today it's suggested we need
Obama to establish a Marshall Plan for Rebuilding the USA. Oh yeah,
and this was also the theory used for creating the Peace Palace,
International Court at the Hague, the Criminal Court in Rome, the
Sanhedrin Court in Jerusalem, the League of Nations, the United
Nations, the EU, the WTO and all new Free Trade Unions.
Communitarian Law is cited by the Chinese, the Russians, the Pope and
the EU. It came to the US via several back doors. In 1884, the London
Fabian Society began training "change agents" to quietly infiltrate
established governments. (It was a London Fabian who tutored
McKinley's assassin in anarchist action.) Peaceful Fabian theory is
used by some Israelis to justify Zionist occupation and war in the
Middle East. 1887, besides being the year legal balancing was
introduced in the US, is also the year of the First Zionist Convention
in Switzerland. Of interest to students of Zionism, the communitarian
debate "between public power and private right" began in the 20th
century under Zionist justices sitting on the US Supreme Court. In
1979, the Fabian-Zionist Communitarian guru Dr. Amitai Etzioni began
making suggestions to US Presidents on ways to creating new volunteer
and enforcement agencies in the US. Don't think for a moment that this
idea for a citizen military agency came from either Obama or Biden.
Today it is openly reported in the US Press that the current US
Supreme Court bases some of its decisions on the Talmud. President
Bush says our legal system is based in ancient Judaic Law. He's not
lying if he's talking about Administrative Law.
On February 10, another new regulatory agency will assume power to
confiscate our property. This agency wasn't created to take our land,
limit our construction or protect our water and air. Oh no. The
communitarians have already done all that. They're moving forward.
This agency was created to steal our children's clothes and toys. (3)
We can look around any American neighborhood and see what the
communitarians have done to our country. The signs of change are
everywhere. Conversations among Americans always include a reminder
from one person telling another about some new regulation with, "Oh
no, you can't do that anymore," or "You have to get a permit for that
now." Even when the new regulation makes absolutely no sense, people
are made to feel a sense of shame if they don't agree to the new
requirement. This insane manifestation of communitarian federal agency
power is now going to tell American mothers they cannot buy or share
used children's clothes? These wackos think that by calling their
invasive data gathering program the American Community Survey (4) our
people will believe they have to answer all the questions?
The most often heard justification for a new bizarre government
agency's demand is that "everyone has to do it." No. They don't. They
really, really don't.
