Passage of the 28th Amendment Pt. 5

Electoral Controls of Congress
Upon reaching the age of 30, citizens shall be subject to a national legislative-draft and shall serve in Congress for one year as a lawmaker. Two-thirds of Congressional seats shall have no term limits associated with them, while one-third of Congressional seats shall have a fixed term limit (of 1 year) which shall be filled by the national legislative-draft. One-third of the Congress should be draftees and the other two-thirds will be elected to serve according to the term limits.
This process will provide fresh blood in the Congress so there would not be only career politicians who forget the needs of the American people. (Draftees would know that they are only there for one year, so they are more likely to concern themselves with the needs of their constituents rather than the distracting worries associated with re-election.)
The Gears of War: The Protocols and Procedures for Peace
‘Tyranny’ shall be defined as: “a breakdown in government caused by the persistent and uncorrected violation of one or more of the 33 enumerated rights in the Bill of Rights; the 28th Amendment; or any of the rights reserved by the States and or the People of United States of America (respectively)”. It can also be defined as a situation where one or more of the 33 enumerated rights is violated and it becomes necessary, due to the deliberate acquiescence or inaction of all 3 of the traditional branches of the Government, to correct it, this is known and defined as ‘Tyranny’.
When this (‘Tyranny’) occurs, the Popular Branch shall consult The Protocols and Procedures for Peace. They (The Protocols) outline the process for the restoration of law and order, whenever there is a breakdown in government (an uncorrected violation of the Bill of Rights, the 28th Amendment or any of the rights reserved by the States and or the People of United States of America); It outlines the procedures to be followed when the Popular Branch encounters recalcitrant bureaucratic Institutions and obdurate civil servants who refuse to correct, block and or impede correction of a given violation.
The procedures are as follows:
1. Popular Initiative
First, citizens believing tyranny (persistent violation or violations of the Bill of Rights and/or the 28th Amendment) is present will put forth an initiative (with procedures not unlike those of WA State) to have a letter of Absolution drafted and sent to the other State Governments.
2. Secretary of State
After having achieved the required number of signatures needed, citizens will contact their State Secretary who will then in turn put the initiative to an immediate ballot (by mail.) The State Secretary will also ensure public knowledge of the initiative and notify the State Legislature as well as the Press.
3. Legislature
Should the initiative pass, the State Legislature will draft a Letter of Absolution. Next, they shall issue a directive that instructs the Governor to contact the governors of each of the other 49 states. The legislature will also publicize this action in the Press (both locally and nationally.)
4. Governor
The Governor will contact the governors of each of the other 49 states, asking whether or not similar initiatives have been passed in their states. The Governors will also publicize this action in the Press (both locally and nationally)
5. Thirty-Seven Other States
If 37 (or more) other states have passed similar initiatives (establishing Quorum), then each of the 38 states will draft the first set of 38 Letters of Absolution, one from each state respectively, to be sent to the Federal Government. The Governors will also publicize this action in the Press (both locally and nationally)
6. Each of the 38 states will issue the first set of 38 Letters of Absolution, one from each state respectively, and send them to the Federal Government (the 3 traditional branches of government.) The Governors will also publicize this action in the Press (both locally and nationally)
7. If Federal Government rebuffs or balks 1st set of 38 Letters of Absolution, each of the 38 State Legislatures shall recall their respective Senators & Congresspersons, (cutting off their pay until they appear before their legislatures, in the case of Senators, and before town hall meetings, in the case of Representatives, in their respective districts. These subpoenas will be fulfilled by the Congresspersons on the same day.)
8. Each of the 38 states will issue the 2nd set of 38 Letters of Absolution, one from each state respectively, and send them to the Federal Government (the 3 traditional branches of government.) The Governors will also publicize this action in the Press (both locally and nationally.)
9. Thirty-Eight Governors call up their respective State National Guards & Militias. The Governors will also publicizing this action in the Press (both locally and nationally.)
10. Each of the 38 states will issue the 3rd set of 38 Letters of Absolution, one from each state respectively, and send them to the Federal Government (the 3 traditional branches of government.) The Governors will also publicize this action in the Press (both locally and nationally.)
11. Each of the 38 states will issue 38 Letters of No Confidence, one from each state respectively, and send them to the Federal Government (the 3 traditional branches of government.) The Governors will also publicize this action in the Press (both locally and nationally.)
12. State Legislatures elect all new Congressional members and send them to Congress. The State Legislatures will also publicize this in the Press (both locally and nationally.)
13. Any actions required beyond those procedures outlined within the contents of this document would most likely result in open warfare (revolution), in order to restore adherence to the Constitution of the United States of America. This being the case, Patriots, prepare yourselves and your Arms- and make ready to “let slip the dogs of war” (W. Shakespeare).