Nothing has worked reforming family courts and/or Departments of Children and Families (DCF), nor will it work until we identify and attack the root cause of the problem: https://www.votefamily.us/the-
It is unbelievable to me how intelligent people keep going around and around (filing RICO, torts, Federal removals, protesting in front of court houses, the White House, the Supreme Courts, etc.,etc., etc.), and nothing changes with the abuses in anti-family courts and DCF, but as a matter of fact, they just seem to keep on getting worse and worse. As Albert Einstein said, “insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.”
Don’t continue to go in circles, join us in a peaceful Political Revolution. Failure to do so will lead to what has repeated many times in history: http://freedom.
“The history of revolts has had one thing in common: a policy of government by the few, for the few and oppression of the many.
“The history of revolts has had one thing in common: a policy of government by the few, for the few and oppression of the many.
Special privilege groups dominated and were listened to by every government in history which has fallen to a peoples’ revolt.
The keynotes of such special groups is help for nobody but themselves and hate for everyone including themselves.
The equestrian order of Rome, the aristocracy of France and Russia, the super select Nazis of Germany, the international financiers and the psychiatric front groups now dominating Western governments had much in common. They operated for themselves alone and used the people as though they were animals…”
I pray to God that humanity does not pick this last option again. I lived through it once as a child in Nicaragua, my native country, when Communists took over the country. Many people died for nothing. We still can prevent something similar in the U.S., but it will depend on us. Here is how:
If you decide to run, get a free webpage for your campaign here: www.votefamily.us
Unfortunately, many people have been brainwashed to believe that one needs to be an attorney to be a Representative or a Senator, but nothing could be farther from the truth. To the contrary, because lawyers are working for more than one branch of government at the same time, they are violating one of the most basic principles provided in the Constitution as explained by Madison in the Federalist Papers, the separation of powers:
Check this information out. Attorneys belonging to the BAR should not even be running for these positions. As a matter of fact, for instance, the Florida constitution in Article 2, Section 3 is clear about attorneys working for the judicial branch being prohibited from working in other branches of government:
“Branches of government—The powers of the state government shall be divided into legislative, executive, and judicial branches. No person belonging to one branch shall exercise any powers appertaining to either of the other branches unless expressly provided herein.”
“Branches of government—The powers of the state government shall be divided into legislative, executive, and judicial branches. No person belonging to one branch shall exercise any powers appertaining to either of the other branches unless expressly provided herein.”
Against the explicit warnings of the American Forefathers, such as James Madison, in one of the most famous of The Federalist Papers, 51, we have let one group of people take control of all branches of government. Attorneys through their bars have taken control of all the powers of American government with catastrophic results to this nation as attested by anyone seeking justice in our current judicial system and as evidence shows.
Join us running for the state legislature to restore the checks and balances of our Constitutional Republican form of government. Main goals:
-The establishment of two-term limits on all state Judges. For instance, if District Judge, only 2 consecutive terms as such. He/she may advance to appeal court or Supreme Court but always with a confidence/retention vote from citizens by appearing on the ballot in the general elections.
-Open public records on Judicial Qualification Commission complaints against Judges.
-Confidence/retention vote requiring all public elected officials (e.g. State Senators, House Representatives, Judges, State Attorneys, etc.), regardless of someone running against them or not, to appear for a CONFIDENCE retention vote at the end of their respective election period in office to allow voters the choice of whether they should remain in office or not. In case the public official is not retained in office, the Governor shall appoint a temporary replacement, and new elections shall be held within 90 days to elect a replacement for that position.
-Remove the self-regulation of the legal profession from the BARs, and assign it to citizen’s grand juries in each district who would not only hear complaints against lawyers, but will also hear complaints against Judges, and will be in charge of preparing bills of impeachments to be executed by the state House of Representatives and Senates. We could also write a generic Constitutional Amendment Proposition (ballot proposition) requiring attorney BARs to finally be regulated by state regulatory agencies, as all the other professions in the USA are. Then, adopting this constitutional amendment to each state and working towards passing it in each state. Even if we don’t get the necessary number of signatures to pass a constitutional amendment in a state, we can then take those signatures to the legislature and pressure them to pass the Constitutional Amendment.
-Demand the enforcement of the separations of powers provided by most state constitutions. For instance, in Florida, Article 2, Section 3, which prohibits attorneys working in the judicial branch from serving in other branches of government, reads: “Branches of government—The powers of the state government shall be divided into legislative, executive, and judicial branches. No person belonging to one branch shall exercise any powers appertaining to either of the other branches unless expressly provided herein.” This applies to all states: “The accumulation of all powers, legislative, executive, and judiciary, in the same hands, whether of one, a few, or many, and whether hereditary, self-appointed, or elective, may justly be pronounced the very definition of tyranny” James Madison, Federalist # 47 (explanation on the separation of powers in the government).
-Open public records on Judicial Qualification Commission complaints against Judges.
-Confidence/retention vote requiring all public elected officials (e.g. State Senators, House Representatives, Judges, State Attorneys, etc.), regardless of someone running against them or not, to appear for a CONFIDENCE retention vote at the end of their respective election period in office to allow voters the choice of whether they should remain in office or not. In case the public official is not retained in office, the Governor shall appoint a temporary replacement, and new elections shall be held within 90 days to elect a replacement for that position.
-Remove the self-regulation of the legal profession from the BARs, and assign it to citizen’s grand juries in each district who would not only hear complaints against lawyers, but will also hear complaints against Judges, and will be in charge of preparing bills of impeachments to be executed by the state House of Representatives and Senates. We could also write a generic Constitutional Amendment Proposition (ballot proposition) requiring attorney BARs to finally be regulated by state regulatory agencies, as all the other professions in the USA are. Then, adopting this constitutional amendment to each state and working towards passing it in each state. Even if we don’t get the necessary number of signatures to pass a constitutional amendment in a state, we can then take those signatures to the legislature and pressure them to pass the Constitutional Amendment.
-Demand the enforcement of the separations of powers provided by most state constitutions. For instance, in Florida, Article 2, Section 3, which prohibits attorneys working in the judicial branch from serving in other branches of government, reads: “Branches of government—The powers of the state government shall be divided into legislative, executive, and judicial branches. No person belonging to one branch shall exercise any powers appertaining to either of the other branches unless expressly provided herein.” This applies to all states: “The accumulation of all powers, legislative, executive, and judiciary, in the same hands, whether of one, a few, or many, and whether hereditary, self-appointed, or elective, may justly be pronounced the very definition of tyranny” James Madison, Federalist # 47 (explanation on the separation of powers in the government).
For over 40 years family court victims have been going in circles, and the system keeps getting worse. Can you save $75 a month to run for office? That’s about $2 and change per day. Then, I can show you how to run for House of Representative and have excellent chances of winning. Let’s not let another generation go through the nightmare of the anti-family courts. The solution is in our hands. Let’s not let our children down. Step-by-step guide here: https://www.votefamily.us/run-florida-house-representative/
We owe it to our children; we owe it to our nation. From about 20% in the 60’s to over 70% today, black children live today without one parent because of government policies that promote the separation of the natural family. Similar increase observed in the rest of the American population. This is at the root of the destruction of America. We hope that President Trump and his administration finally defund these anti-natural family policies: Title IV-D and IV-E of the social security, as a number of organizations are requesting. See letters below.
Dr. Jimenez, www.VoteMario.Us
Letters:
