A response from CGI member MIKE. CGI is RMN's reader's forum.

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To quickly address a closing request in the article: "Please, someone show us where we got this wrong!"

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It is a failure to grasp and integrate the caste system designed into the American constitution. It's a matter of conscious attitude.

For example, before the president (chief public servant) addresses a gathering of the Master caste (legitimate American citizens) he must -ASK- permission to address. He must -WAIT- for permission and -IF- given permission, then speak RESPECTFULLY to his Master. This applies also to any individual member of the Master caste with whom the servant wishes to speak. The servant must even ask permission to shake the hand of a member of the Master caste and must enter through a door -AFTER- members of the Master caste have entered.

The Master must, always and at all times during the servant's tenure maintain a grim and suspicious apprehension of the president's (servant's) character and actions. This applies to -ALL- elected and appointed governmental servants. The governess of the Estate -SERVES- the pleasure and wishes of the Master and at the pleasure of the Master.

In the American Republic the governmental servant caste (governess) is feminine and is inferior to the Master caste which is masculine. Think of it as pen and paper serve the Author (Authority, Master class). (This has nothing to do with biological male and female.)

It is WRONG to be thrilled in the presence of a servant (president or other governmental servant). The servant should be humbled by YOUR presence. Grim, suspicious and apprehensive towards governmental servants is your responsibility. Humility is the responsibility of the governess. They are not your leaders. They serve your pleasure. Your original authority is unspeakably superior to their meager delegated authority.

When the above Caste attitude fails, the system will also fail. Every time.

You can expound on matters of law until the tomes crush the strongest of shelves, but the core of it all is attitude. That is the larger picture wherein matters are framed and have meaning. Until attitude is understood, and lived, no amount of exposition has any meaning.

What is the point or the usefulness of a system of law that requires that one make a simultaneous career of study of a subject that when not properly framed is endless? How is this living? It is not. It is slavery to the ever-changing and never ending winds of intellect and opinion and words.

Attitude, as described above, carries within itself a firm grasp of the Natural Law from which the organic amendments (first ten) are derived. It is intuitive. It is spiritual. If sought earnestly, it becomes a common sense(ing) possessed by the population and the need for endless exposition ceases.

Some things should be kept as simple as possible to serve life and not command obedience of life.