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Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

First, I want to thank you for changing my view on the John Birch Society. All my life I viewed them as little better than the KKK. Now I see how wrong I was.

Second, I have long been against a Constitutional Convention. I don't understand why bright people such as Mark Levin would call for one. It would be an unmitigated disaster. There isn't enough genuine wisdom and humility now to successfully create a new constitution that would be in any way superior to the one we have. The problem with our current Constitution is not the constitution itself but the lack of knowledge about it and, in some quarters, contempt for it.

A Constitutional Convention called now would speed up the demise of our country. All the risk would be on the downside.

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Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

Mind blown. What little I have ever heard about the JB Society has been negative. But I find myself agreeing with this essay.

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Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

I agree with the Late Justice Antonio Scalia “Whoa! Who knows what would come out of it?” There are dark forces at work in our country at the present and it’s time to hold the line with our current constitution. Get our legislators to work on solid laws that will protect us from future overreach. Disband agencies that are no longer useful, clean house in agencies that have lost their way from the original mission, eliminate the patriot act and get the government back to working for the people. As always thank you for this thoughtful piece Dr Malone

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Excellent article by Gomez. The US federal government has seized unconstitutional power and control, and is now tyrannical, fascist, anti-Constitution, anti-Bill of Rights and anti-Rule of Law. States have ceded their constitutional rights, for a variety of reasons - ignorance of the Constitution, fear and cowardice, corruption, and dependence on the federal government for financial aid. A convention of states is one path to restoring the nation back to its constitutional track, and removing the tyranny of the federal government. However, before such a convention is called, at least 38 states must themselves be restored constitutionally - or they will replace one fascist tyranny with another. At least 38 states must have constitutional, rational people with integrity at all levels - governor, state legislature and even local levels. Only then should a CofS be called, with a constitutional agenda firmly worked out. Governors in particular are key; collectively they have more power than the president or Congress. Look at the last 3 years for proof.

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Fascinating post. IMO, it would be disaster to call a "Con-Con", as the usual suspects (WEFers, Dems, RINOs, Repubs, Neo-Cons, Pseudo-Progs, SJWs, Technazis, Corporatists, the US Admin State, the plethora of Alphabet Boyz, etc.) would control and direct it all and the outcome would be an anti-Human Schwabian TechnoHell.

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Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

I feel completely UN-represented by my current representatives. It seems far too risky to assume that would change as they write the New US Constitution...sponsored by Pfizer and Moderna.

Thanks for the very informative article!

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Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

You flipped me on this.... It is indeed not the right century to do this....jh

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Sep 3, 2022·edited Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

I have learned more in the last 11 months than I have in my entire 63 years of life. Thank you Robert and Jill for providing me with much of it. I was privileged to attend that JBS meeting. Eye opening and awakening.

I think a lot of us have had a big helping of humble pie lately.

Now is definitely not the time. It’s frightening to think this could happen.

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As I have posted before, there is some good that has come from this Faux Pandemic and the death’s caused by it. There is nothing like the fear of dying, and being eaten by the wolves, to wake up a herd of sheep. In many ways we have all been sheep.

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Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

Thank you, Dr Malone. I have nothing but good things to say about The John Birch Society. The JBS supported our local grassroots parent group who gathered to protest mask mandates in Knox County, TN last year. It was my first real exposure to this group. It was a crash course, for many of us, while gathered in my kitchen, listening, reading and coming to the very surreal conclusion that this group had been right about so many issues - especially those that aim to attack and undermine our constitution. The local representative who met with us attended many of our early morning protests outside the school, often arriving at 6:45 am, to line up and hold signs, side by side. He lived an hour away.

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I agree, it would be a terrible idea. I really appreciate your discussing the John Birch Society as I had closed my mind to them entirely due to past propaganda.

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Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

I totally agree with the JBS article. Calling a constitutional convention, especially in today’s environment, would be disastrous for our country and our freedoms which are what our current constitution protects.

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Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

The JBS has been maligned since its inception in the late 50's. The ADL ( antidefamation league) has driven a concerted effort to portray them all as antisemites. This was abetted by the fact that some of the early members actually were clearly antisemites, and some resurrected and promoted the "Elders of Zion" protocol, claiming the Jews were plotting to rule the world, drink infants' blood, etc.

This was enough for the average educated adult, even rightward leaning, especially Jewish,to distance themselves from the group.

The fact that some of the society's core principles are very correct has been dwarfed by the "conspiracy" tag that execrable organizations like the "southern poverty law center" place on them.

Welch, the founder, was considered paranoid, but reading his statements now, regarding how he claimed the UN was trying to usurp American sovereignty, sound pretty much spot-on .

There's no doubt they are correct, along with others, that a constitutional convention is a recipe for disaster. One un-gaslighted glance at the 2020 election fraud, (which I feel was orchestrated in minute detail by not just democratic party operatives and Perkins Coie lawyers, but with essential administrative state elements), makes it clear these same "progressive", globalist predators will form the agenda for such a convention. Not good.

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Sep 3, 2022·edited Sep 3, 2022

The JBS article was very helpful in crystalizing the risks to convening a Constitutional Convention. It seems the trajectory of Biden Administration behaviors, mandates, particular legislation such as the Inflation (Prosperity) Reduction Act, misuse and weaponization of the DOJ and IRS, and executive orders makes clear their real goal may be to incite a Constitutional Convention and eliminate our Constitutional Republic in favor of a NeoMarxist Socialist nightmare Constitution. Unless there can be strict adherence to guidelines that would prevent the elimination of our Constitutional Republic (and , yes, I am aware that it has already been eroded substantially), such a convention would do more harm than good.

The recent Presidential speech before blood red lighting with Hitlerian militaristic props was a nightmarish 1984-like series of Big Brother divisive dictates and Newspeak ad hominem attacks by Heir Biden to his subjects.

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Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

Great Article! I’m surprised there are only 15 states ready for a constitutional convention. I would believe that the intent of the convention would be to make sure that the correct balance of power between the federal government and the states is achieved. Currently the federal government balance of power is greater than the states and is reflected in the draconian approach to the Covid crisis as well as the executive branch going beyond limitations in the constitution and ignoring Congress. The creation of the department of education is another example of federal power over states educational systems to better address specific educational groups. One size does not fit all! When federal agencies are politicized and become tools for a political party we have a major problem that needs to be resolved before we become a totalitarian Country!

The basic issue becomes who will represent states interests for each individual state and will they be Objective and represent the peoples views or will they be corrupted by special interests which is the problem with the federal government today.

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Sep 3, 2022Liked by Robert W Malone MD, MS

Thank you again Dr. Malone, for being a light in a darkening world. Years ago, as a young REALTOR, a client gave me a book, None Dare Call It Conspiracy, which I read and did not get too excited about. Over the years, I fell in love with John F. Kennedy and his vision for my country; however, I opposed the Vietnam War before it was popular to oppose it and I was about as popular as a hair in a biscuit. I had the "Domino Theory" explained to me personally by Gerald Ford; however I shared (on an airplane flying into Chicago) with Tom O'Hara, the oldest member of the House of Representatives at the time, that I did not believe Ford had the charisma, that extra something great Presidents have, to become President of the USA. That proved to be true when Gerald Ford became President when one of our greatest Presidents, Richard Nixon, was framed in the Watergate coverup and driven from office.

Because Bush Jr and Cheney had lied us into the Iraq war, I bought into the Barack Obama, "Change You Can Believe In" campaign slogan and I voted for Obama/Biden with a firm believe Bush/Cheney would be charged with WAR CRIMES for lying us into the Iraq War that killed so many innocent people. I also read Muammar al-Qaddafi's Green Book and realized he was a man that loved his country and the people and he had a plan to use the oil money to help his people. Sadly, it broke my heart when Hillary Clinton "laughed" about killing him, a sad (buy expected) ending from what I had come to call the Bush/Clinton Crime Family. So the Dwight Eisenhower warning becomes even clearer, "Beware of the Military/Industrial Complex, it will steal your freedom."

When it came time to vote for Obama for a second term, I felt betrayed and I could not do it. I could not vote for Romney/Ryan either and I was happy to give my vote to Roseanne Barr.

When Donald Trump came on the scene, I fell in love with MAGA, Make America Great Again and I supported him for President and I voted for him and, sadly in hindsight, Mike Pence. So now, in real time, I am ULTRA MAGA and a member of the POSSE to restore our Constitutional Republic and I am thankful for people like you and Steve Bannon who lead the way and give us hope and wisdom, especially the wisdom in this article today that makes me realize our Constitution is OK as it is.

Last of all, I met Jesus Christ on January 20, 1981 and as a Bible student, I see four things falling into place that will fulfil prophesy for the return of Jesus Christ. There must be a ONE WORLD 1) Government 2) Money system 3) Education system 4) Religion. Hint on religion: Noachide Laws of Zion. So at times I'm tempted to sit back and let it happen however, the Words of Jesus Christ ring in my mind, "Suppose ye that I am come to give peace on earth? I tell you, Nay; but rather division: For from henceforth there shall be five in one house divided, three against two, and two against three. "I am come to send fire on the earth; and what will I, if it be already kindled?"

Based on that, I will support MAGA 100% and do my best to "kindle the fire" for Jesus Christ.

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