Happy Constitution Day 2013! In 1787 United States Constitution Signed 226 Years Ago Today

       The editorial staff and global bureaus of the Ninth Amendment wish our readers a healthy and happy and for us most meaningful Constitution Day 2013. Yes readers it has been two hundred and twenty-six years since the Constitutional Congress signed the original United States Constitution in 1787 on this day.
       Consistent with the federal mandate that all schools initiate and implement educational programs specifically realized by the spirit of celebration and ongoing significance of Constitution Day, we here emphasize our gratitude for the foresight and guidance provided in the living vitality of that document essential to the security, strength and survival of our great Country and the "life, liberty and pursuit of happiness" promised in the Preamble and provided for expressly in the Constitution's body and its amendments.
       The Ninth Amendment log was conceived and created to honor the brilliance of the collective human wisdom and experience which combined informed by the Constitution's provisions. We support the Constitution daily as championed by some, while by others tested and challenged from without and within, by countries to individuals, ranging from the honestly well-meaning to the dangerously deluded, and everyone between.
       Incontrovertible evidence methodically summarized in posts here (sorry to our long-suffering readers) will demonstrate under the strictest scrutiny that Ninth Amendment staff these past months specifically since July 2013 inclusive have suffered amongst other things assaults on our Constitutional rights (here naming neither public nor private entities) now well-documented with many diverse individuals and institutions including where appropriate as evidenced by the very same tools by which these wrongful acts were perpetrated. We have never been so grateful as now for every single protection provided by the Constitution (as well as under statutory, common and/or any pertinent law) and the remedies established for their violation.
        Happy Constitution Day 2013. God Bless America.

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Link  The United States Constitution And Other Great Documents Regarding The Birth Of This Nation:

http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/charters.html

Life, Liberty And The Pursuit Of Happiness You And Country United States Birthright Declared July 4, 1776

       7 July 2013, JOHNSTON ATOLL, PACIFIC OCEAN - What better place to celebrate the Fourth of July than back out here on the old Atoll fond memories of C-130s passing wingtip-to-wingtip day and night ferrying napalm and agent orange, corpses, top secret mixed radioactive-hazardous waste in decaying drums (now if readers wish to give themselves a real do-it-yourself brain workout on the law, NOLO-style, get yourself a used group of pertinent sequential copies of the parts and sub-sections of the Code of Federal Regulations, any edition will do, and try working yourself through just exactly what qualifies for the "definition" for purposes of pick your federal law -- even the D.C. Circuit Court of Federal Appeals which used to be the breeding ground for the U.S. Supreme Court before the Republicans just started grabbing the highest bidder directly from the John Birch Society University of Chicago chapter, yes even the D.C. Circuit when trying to work its way through the fifteen or so page maze analysis which also kept looping back on itself in top federal drafting style did finally reach the end, its only judicial comment was "Now that we have completed that part of the mind-numbing analysis. . . .")
       Yes as we were saying what better place for the editorial board of the Ninth Amendment to meet for some deep contemplation on the Fourth of July in a place where one really could not forget for a moment what they have been doing at breakneck speed to our "from sea to shining sea", okay land where our fathers died, that was one thing, but land where our grand-children die from strange food additives, mercury in their fillings, crap in their vaccines, Texas, you name it, this is all getting to be a little too much. It's right there, well, here in the link that directly follows this sentence, we meant to put the Declaration of Independence in for sure on the Fourth, but well it is a long story and we no doubt will tell it at some point. www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/declaration_transcript.html ‎
       Anyway as we were saying we can all see it right there for ourselves, the Founding Fathers expounding on the "Pursuit of Happiness" as a bedrock justification for throwing off the yoke of (English) oppression and really getting down without even a tax on those party-time commodities we are live and will die for but, man, could they have had even less on their minds than we, and they having just taken on the biggest superpower in the world with a bunch of guys with varmint rifles and pitchforks, since as we see it we now have a lot more people just worrying about the "life" and the "liberty" parts than too much about some right to pursue happiness. . . . do they not always show up to rain on our parade, you know who we are talking about, the ones who have been showing up and doing that all our lives since we finished the first treehouse or, uh, decorated the first dollhouse, the ones who, well, are like that guy who got on "Further" and started bumming everyone out big-time getting in their face until he tried it with Ken Kesey towering over him who just said, "Take your bad trip, man, and go someplace else." End of story.
       These are the times that demand the good doctor. We knew it. We knew it, and we told you so. It has gotten to the point where we just must have the red convertible screech up burning rubber in a wide 180 degree turn and Dr. Thompson stepping out over the door and telling it like it is. These are sick and dangerous times. This Fourth of July has been not just a time of celebration but a time of deep reflection.
      Where we were on the Fourth they were blowing them off until dawn, and they were not the City's fireworks which sputtered out into the sky hours before, these were MUNITIONS coming out of crates stamped for the Colonel's letter (that is an extra credit reference), they were shaking the glass in the windows and rumbling all around for miles with nothing at all to see just the voices of people running around in the night, jumping between rooftops, drowning out those deafening new sirens developed from the ATF ones used on Koresh before they burned and gassed them out of Waco, using helicopter and ground-mounted automatic weapons shooting the women and children as they tried to run for safety out the back of the "Compound", were they would not let the media go. No, you never shoot a . . . .
       Hey, so some wonder what we are doing celebrating the Fourth a few days late. Well you try to get a civilian seat into the Atoll, chances are you too may find yourself with a few days to burn in Agana, watching the Air America flights come and go in the night, sitting up sitting sipping a giant rum with your hunting knife jammed in a grapefruit waiting for the sun to come up "Where America's Day Begins".
       Kudos to the interns, this time we did not change a thing on their post, readers can see it all still there, typos and all, as it happened that last post did pull in a new record number of readers to the Ninth Amendment log, and who wants to go messing up a good thing, that is unless you are in Government, military defense contracting, or food "manufacture". As they say on the license plates and in greeting on Guam, "Hafa Adai". In other words, "What?"

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"...We Should Not Let It Eat Our Brains...." Professor Krugman Asserts In Times' Piece On Social Security And Medicare Reform Delusions

     Friday, 16 November 2012, NEW YORK, NEW YORK - New York Times columnist Economics Nobel Prize winner Professor Paul Krugman blasting ignorant would-be reformers of Social Security and Medicare stunned the Ninth Amendment editorial board with his stark assertion that as to bipartisan misconceptions on these matters that "...we shouldn't let it eat our brains." Readers are reminded to refrain from reading FREE UNLIMITED TIMES' ARTICLES SIMPLY BY SETTING FIREFOX BROWSERS TO "PRIVATE BROWSING" NOR USING OTHER MORE RECENT METHODS OF BYPASSING THE TIMES' PAYWALL BY USING SEARCH ENGINES TO DISCOVER OTHERS SUCH AS DELETING MOST OF THE URL (TOP ADDRESS LINE) OF TIMES' ARTICLES.       Ninth Amendment comments offered in response to Professor Krugman's strident admonitions were published in the Times' digital edition earlier today verbatim as follows. The link to Professor Krugman's piece appears directly beneath these ads for high-velocity slingshots and binoculars which are endorsed by neither Professor Krugman, the New York Times, nor the Ninth Amendment log. Although they apparently may be by Google which has established "affiliate" relationships with the advertisers. Please consult the ACLU as to any Second Amendment or other Constitutional protections afforded Americans' "right" to bear potentially dangerous or even deadly weapons without the concurrent existence of a domestic standing militia. These slingshots are not toys and should only be used only with responsible adult supervision. Always wear bona fide safety eye and wrist protection. Ninth Amendment readers presumably already are adequately familiar with the characteristics of binoculars.

1. • BigMartin
   • waronnothing

   Goodness, Professor Krugman, "... we shouldn't let it eat our brains."! The editorial board of the Ninth Amendment at www.waronnothing.blogspot.com is heartened to see that you sure are not pulling any punches. Frankly we never even thought we ourselves might get that one in the Times, sir. But you without doubt are the man. You tell it like it is and have proven yourself dauntless beyond reproach to us and countless others. Thank you. Finally, is this the start of a run for the next United States Presidency after your fellow Nobel Laureate President Barack Obama, or do you have enough jobs already?

   • Nov. 16, 2012 at 8:56 a.m.

   
   http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/16/opinion/life-death-and-deficits.html?comments#permid=271
   
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Neil Young Biography Creative Inspiration and Our Reasons to Live Life, Liberty and The Pursuit of Happiness

       Monday, 24 September 2012, SAN FRANCISCO - The Ninth Amendment repeats its ritual reminder that readers should not Bypass the New York Times Paywall By Setting Free Firefox Browsers to "Private Browsing" nor other newer simple bypass techniques usually involving deleting most of the URL (address line at the top) leaving only one or a few words and/or symbols as set out in simple Google searches on "bypass New York Times paywall.".
       The Ninth Amendment editorial staff has decided to take the extraordinary step of we assume doing our part to disseminate in its entirety only as public comment with no claim to copyright or authorship the following piece which NEIL YOUNG clearly wishes to have maximum exposure on the eve of the release of his full biography of which the below article is nothing more than an incentive for its purchase. The article appears in the New York Times to which all reference should be made as to claim of rights in the Ninth Amendment fair comment here. We will buy NEIL YOUNG'S BIOGRAPHY.
      The Ninth Amendment like NEIL YOUNG himself has done implores readers to follow readers' creative and all such bona fide dreams as one of readers' natural born inalienable rights including bona fide desires wherever they may take all readers WITHOUT OBSTRUCTION to the highest levels of human existence. This is without regard to the State's war machine.
     As expressly stated in the Preamble to the United States Constitution which heads this log all in this Country ratified that document which followed the Declaration of Independence and Preamble for "themselves and their posterity" with certain inalienable rights including without limitation the rights inextricably bound to "the pursuit of happiness". As the Ninth Amendment to the Constitution makes absolutely clear despite the State's continued position of completely refusing to recognize that the Ninth Amendment unequivocally reserves all those rights not put in the express trust of the State to and only to the People. When the State has broken that trust, the compact of the United States Constitution is off and the State reverts to its natural condition of nothingness.
      God Bless America.

NEIL YOUNG INTERVIEW APPEARING IN THE NEW YORK TIMES LINK JUST BELOW 


http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/23/magazine/neil-young-comes-clean.html?pagewanted=1&ref=general&src=me

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