Texas clay

[Tortuga]

Looks like clay in Texas...

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/texas-constitutional-amendment_569018cce4b0cad15e64c589

 

"Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ® on Friday proposed a series of amendments to the U.S. constitution that would permit states to override the Supreme Court and ignore federal laws."

 

*** w12 6/15 p. 16 par. 9 Jehovah Reveals What “Must Shortly Take Place” ***

In the Anglo-American World Power, people have risen up to claim their rights through civil rights campaigns, labor unions, and independence movements. The common people undermine the ability of the Anglo-American World Power to act with ironlike strength. 

 

 

[Allabord4Jah]

 

Looks like clay in Texas...

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/texas-constitutional-amendment_569018cce4b0cad15e64c589

 

"Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ® on Friday proposed a series of amendments to the U.S. constitution that would permit states to override the Supreme Court and ignore federal laws."

 

*** w12 6/15 p. 16 par. 9 Jehovah Reveals What “Must Shortly Take Place” ***

In the Anglo-American World Power, people have risen up to claim their rights through civil rights campaigns, labor unions, and independence movements. The common people undermine the ability of the Anglo-American World Power to act with ironlike strength. 

 

Anything is possible since were close to the end.  "Freedom" is a joke word in Satan's vocabulary.

[Shawnster]

 

Looks like clay in Texas...

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/texas-constitutional-amendment_569018cce4b0cad15e64c589

 

"Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ® on Friday proposed a series of amendments to the U.S. constitution that would permit states to override the Supreme Court and ignore federal laws."

 

*** w12 6/15 p. 16 par. 9 Jehovah Reveals What “Must Shortly Take Place” ***

In the Anglo-American World Power, people have risen up to claim their rights through civil rights campaigns, labor unions, and independence movements. The common people undermine the ability of the Anglo-American World Power to act with ironlike strength. 

 

 

That was the original intent of the United States.  Stronger local governments and a weak centralized government.  While slavery was the issue at hand, the Civil War was fought over just this issue.  The southern states wanted to keep slavery despite the Federal Government's inevitable banning of that institution.  The Civil War ended the notion of State's Rights being superior to Federal Law.  

 

Yep, it would take a Constitutional Amendment now to return to such a system.  That ain't going to happen.   

[Shawnster]

Unratified amendments

Collectively, members of the House and Senate typically propose around 200 amendments during each two-year term of Congress.^[78] Most however, never get out of theCongressional committees in which they were proposed, and only a fraction of those that do receive enough support to win Congressional approval to actually go through the constitutional ratification process.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Constitution#Ratified_amendments

[pnutts]

Texas has good company. Russia opted out of being accountable to European Court of Human Rights.

 

Wait a second. The US never signed the no landmine deal and also rejects the ECHR from handling cases of US soldiers guilty of war crimes.

 

Maybe Texas isn't in isolated territory after-all.

[Tbs77]

Let's see how the states in USA feel about giving their authority, not to the Feds, but the UN! This is going to be crazy!