The word "democracy" has two meanings and that is what may confuse some people, but let us not be confused. Let us understand that using the word Democracy as the popular TYPE of government such as in having genuinely free elections, is not the same as using the word Democracy as a FORM of government. The double-meaning of Democracy - a popular TYPE government in general, as well as a specific FORM of government - needs to be made clear in any discussion, or the soundness of that discussion is lost. In this discussion we are referring to the FORM of government.....

You wrote:
"Yet to tear down one government and not have a better one ready to replace it, borders on insanity. What bill of rights do you propose ?"

I propose using the existing Bill of Rights which has been all but abolished while a lazy Public was asleep.

You wrote:
"What freedoms are to be allowed ? What book of law do you have to replace the present ones ? What type of judicial system and law enforcement body do you have planned to fill the vacumme of the ones you would dissolve?"

The freedoms that were allowed under the initial American Republic FORM of government were those God-given rights cited in the U.S. Constitution. You may have noticed that those rights are being taken away from the people and replaced with Man-given rights. This is the practice of Democracy as a FORM of government.

The book of law already exists. It is the U.S. Constitution which, I believe, was inspired by our Creator. You may have noticed that those laws are being (1) ignored by many courts of law and (2) changed by proposed bills, executive orders, and amendments to further enslave the people. The judicial system and law enforcement body would be one that actually abides by the U.S. Constitution. All of these have already been dissolved or are in the process of being dissolved. This is only possible because this government has been converted from a Republic FORM of government to a Democracy FORM of government.

You wrote:
"What great leaders are at hand that have the wisdom, strength and charisma to lead a new government ? How will the bodies of our dead brothers and sisters ( surely several million ) be disposed of ? How will you counsel the survivor's in their grief? The way to change our world is one day at a time, one person at a time. Let it start with each and every individual to take responsibility for their own lives and actions. It is improper to judge how another person worships or chooses not too. No person need be their brother's keeper, if all people choose to refrain from imposing their force of will upon another. In order to create a better world, all peaceful efforts must be exhausted before ones of force are considered. In taking a life, something is lost that can never be replaced. It is so for the person who has died and it is so deep within the pscyhe of the person who took that life.....toad..."

We have no leaders coming forward who would strive to return our FORM of government to a Republic. If one came forward, a sleeping and uninformed Public would be afraid to back that individual because this Public has become dependent on its government for its welfare. In essence, this Public has been trained to be lazy -- through government hand-outs, and through indoctrination in public schools who no longer teach the truth but who subvert the truth of the God-given rights we are all granted, which are acknowledged in the U.S. Constitution. The chaos will come one day when the Public is either (1) so totally opposed to the slavery in which it lives, or (2) wakes up to the truth that this current government has duped us all for way too long.

As you wrote, every individual is to take responsibility for their own lives and actions. You may have noticed that this is no longer taking place. What or who or how one worships is an individual thing and these rights are granted in the U.S. Constitution under a Republic FORM of government. You may have also noticed that those rights have been threatened too many times to ignore, where instead of automatically being acknowledged as a right, one has to fight diligently, loudly, and hard to get those rights. Often -- as with Native Indians for example -- these rights are denied. All the things you have stated are true in a Republic FORM of government. As you have probably seen from your own experiences, these things are not true in today's FORM of government. Why? Because today's FORM of government is a Democracy. It is important to know and understand the distinction between these two forms of government. Republic form is freedom. Democracy form is slavery. I hope this response has adequately addressed your concerns. Taoss