"There is no lawful authority for judges or a court to
direct the law enforcement activities of a county
sheriff. He is not part of the judicial system. He holds
executive power. He can set up a court, empanel a jury,
and can even try judges or federal officials who violate
the law."
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General Alert to All Sheriffs
By Bernadine Smith
September 6, 2003
NewsWithViews.com
The office of sheriff is a unique and special
Constitutional office. It is a part of the Check and
Balance System. When a man becomes a ‘sheriff’, he takes
on the special responsibility of preserving and
protecting the rights, liberties, and freedoms of the
people within his county against unlawful acts,
including any unlawful act committed by public officials
working in the government. He has a direct obligation
toward the people living within his county.
For over 200 years, the office of sheriff in the United
States has been an office that is controlled by the
people through the election process. He is elected as
their choice to take hold as the chief law enforcement
officer in the county. The people place great trust in
him to provide protection for themselves against
unlawful acts of all kinds, including usurpation and
sedition. This also includes illegal acts by agencies of
government. He takes an oath to uphold, preserve, and
defend the Constitution of the United States and the
Constitution of the State in which his county exists.
There is no lawful authority for judges or a court to
direct the law enforcement activities of a county
sheriff. He is not part of the judicial system. He holds
executive power. He can set up a court, empanel a jury,
and can even try judges or federal officials who violate
the law.
The federal government is a servant of the people, and
the states, and has only the powers that have been
enumerated and delegated to it in the Constitution by
the action of the people and the states. The people
retain all other powers not delegated to the federal
government. James Madison made it quite clear that
delegated power of the people is not surrendered power.
It is the duty of the federal government to guarantee a
republican form of government. It has no authority to
build a military government to satisfy desires for a New
World Order. Ultimate authority resides in the people.
The federal government may not substitute its will for
the best interests and the will of the people, nor
exercise authority beyond the limits set out in the
Constitution. Laws repugnant to the Constitution are
void.
The Sheriff must be advised of the instances in which
unlawful acts are committed. Power change is like
electricity: not easily seen, but the effects are
strongly felt. This nation is undergoing massive,
frightful, and outrageous changes in its power
structure, so much so that an unwelcome militarized form
of government is quietly spreading its network over us.
The people’s control over their local government ended
when the federal government took control over the
“General Plans” for cities and counties. Local control
over city police departments ended when the federal
government acquired the nationwide “Standard-setting
Process” by using devices created by the Law Enforcement
Assistance Administration, a commission that was
instituted under the Gun Control Act of 1968.
Now, our sheriffs are being replaced by federal marshals
who are non-elected personnel, who are not obligated to
take an oath to the Constitution, and who are not
beholden to the best interests of the people. Marshals
are federal legmen. Sheriffs have been elected to
protect our freedoms and to keep control local. The
sheriff takes an oath to uphold the Constitution of the
United States and that of his State.
Have you checked your state Constitution? It should
include a stipulation that the office of sheriff must be
an elective office. Does it? This effort can be enhanced
by having the county Board of Supervisors pass an
ordinance to support the urgency of retaining the
sheriff as one who must be elected by the people. It is
important to make sure that this requirement is there as
it is a barrier erected against the plans of the federal
government to federalize all civilian law enforcement
systems.
Voters in some states have been persuaded to reduce the
steadfastness of good sheriffs by approving propositions
at the polls that reduce sheriffs to an appointive
position. This action is the first-step in a two-step
maneuver to eliminate the sheriff entirely and replace
him with an appointed federal marshal. Speak to
trustworthy elected officials in your county, including
your county attorney, to see what defense you may
undertake against these plans to eliminate sheriffs and
replace them with appointed federal marshals.
Don’t let happen to your State that which has already
happened in the State of Connecticut:[1] a movement
which threatens to destroy the nation’s Constitutional
system of sheriff authority. Is Connecticut’s problem
not a classic textbook example of “thesis, antithesis,
and synthesis”?
The sheriff, the last vestige of local control of
government by the people, is being engineered to fall
under the consolidated power of the federal government
for military operation of the United States under
international sovietized management. Only an informed
population will prevent it from happening!
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The founder of the Second Amendment Committee, Bernadine
Smith, is a political research writer and a gun rights
activist. She has 31 years of experience in fighting
against political corruption, fraud, and desecration of
the rights of the American people. In 1984 she formed
the Second Amendment Committee which is a nationwide
organization that provides information of benefit to
those seeking a peaceful resolution to the gun crisis.
She is a recipient of many different awards for
patriotic achievements. Because of her work in
protecting the right to keep and bear arms, she is the
only person to receive 3 awards from the "American
Pistol and Rifle Association". Web Site:
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