Theme: Reciprocity

WHY OUR LAW IS UNIQUE

(SPEECH)

This! (holds up a fisted document) It is five thousand years old. It is the record of our birth.

It is the natural law. The natural law, the natural law of sovereignty, reciprocity, and testimony. It is our law. it is the law of the European peoples. It is the traditional common law by which we constrain our actions and resolve our disputes.

It is not the work of man. It is the work of nature and nature’s god. And it is written by the hand of nature and natures god in the fabric of the universe. It was discovered by Europeans – by accident. And we discovered, adapted to, and applied it, like we discovered and applied all other laws of nature and nature’s god.

The failure to discover and adapt to, and apply this natural law of man, like physical laws and the evolutionary laws, is the reason all other civilizations stagnated declined or failed.

Our constitution, like mother England’s before us, creates a government of rule of law, by the natural law, that constraints ur actions,, and constructs our commons, that adjudicates our differences.

No other people upon this earth live under this law. Even mother England lives under the sovereignty of parliament, not sovereignty of law.

For no other people is The Natural law, and the natural law alone, sovereign. And no other people individually and collectively sovereign because of it.

So all other people are ruled by men.

But us. We Americans. We few. We happy Few

All others failed.

All others failed to remain sovereign.

Because all others failed to retain the arms necessary for the preservation of their sovereignty.

And all others failed to understand that this law, the natural law, is not a law of choice, but of necessity.

It is the law of nature, the law of cooperation, and the law of evolution.

But we were weak. Or Nieve. Or too full of Christian tolerance. or too wanting of virtue signals of our superiority.

So instead of the low cost of continuous policing

… of our sovereignty, our law, our rule of law,

… … our constitution and the institutions that result,

we must pay a high cost

… of war of correction.

And with that war we must restore rule of law by that natural law and the sovereignty and self-determination of our people, so that we may continue our discovery adaption to and application of the laws of nature and nature’s god not for us and ours, but for all our people across our civilization.