Philosophical Objectives Of The Representarian Party-Part Fourteen

 

Philosophical Objectives Of The Representarian Party-Part Fourteen

When the drafters authored the American Constitution, they did not envision the "legal profession" being the cottage industry it is today. Obviously they believed that the existence of this cottage industry would be in violation of the ideals of the nation's charter. That is why they stipulated certain clauses to prohibit this. Unfortunately it has been and still is largely ignored.

The US Constitution did not "go far enough" to prevent this current corrupt and tyrannical malaise. So much of the work by the BAR Attorneys At-Law (again an unlawful organization) is not even conducted in the judiciary but rather in the executive branch's judicial record-keeping department aka clerk's office.

The Founding Fathers had no idea matters would be so formal that a bureaucratic agency would be totally consumed with the recording of contracts by counsel. Therefore the US Constitution needs to be amended so that those who provide assistance of counsel in the judicial branch of government are prohibited from providing the same in the executive branch, namely the judicial record-keeping department aka clerk's office.

In turn those who provide assistance of counsel in the executive branch, namely the executive branch's judicial record-keeping department aka clerk's office, are prohibited by the US Constitution from providing the same in the judicial branch of government. 

The separation of powers is essential as counsel who are participants in two branches of government become tyrannical in the process. It garners them too much power and influence. That in itself erodes necessary checks and balances.