Sir Andrew Dean Laporta

How You're Being Masturbated (Jerked Around) by the U.s. Constitution Sir Andrew Dean Laporta

The Founding fathers left us with many unanswered questions, due to their inability to sell us an airtight document. This is an electrifying, terse,commentary and diverse calculation of critical thinking by a difference of opinion regarding the structure and intent of the Founders of the U. S. Constitution. The author believes the Constitution has a percentage of which is "notional" meaning roughly "not real" and aims at the heart of the voting electorate - We the people. Its historical look back into the mindset of the Founders is astounding in principle, yet provocative in fact, when fast forwarded in real time to America's problems in 2012. Since, the Founders were never elected to represent us and were self appointed slave masters who capitalized on the quintessential innocence of the new nation, paid subordinate wages and were allowed to continue with impunity. They have been adulated by a society, that virtually has been screwed by them and held hostage by their power and control. Many questions concerning the responsibility, honesty,, integrity, truthfulness and caring aspects of the Founders are projected through character assassinations, which lead to an upheaval in justice and truth which are the hallmarks of democracy. Democracy is an illusion according to the writer's critique. The questions remain - we are not or will we ever be a British overseas territory? Will we succumb to what the Argentine Falkland Islands have become through globalization - British? The back end of our country is rising up and wants to know what the frack is happening to all of their hard earned money and who and what is controlling their government. The Power and Control of the U. S. by British bankers and no transparency of the private bank known as the umbrella Federal Reserve is expossed as a scam. Our allegedly corrupt Congress is exposed for accepting lobbyist money, that is really a kickback or bribe paid to continue King William I of England's dream of holding onto the monarchy. We have become a "suburb of London" and the Wall Street bankers have taken a script right out of the Queen's playbook.