Coming to Yoakum Texas: Should we have an Article V convention?
Come Hear The Pro and The Con Arguments regarding an Article V Convention.
January 6, 2017 - Posted by Publius Huldah | Uncategorized | Yoakum Texas
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Does anyone know who is the core group pushing for this? I would bet there are no true conservatives but a lot of dems and treasonous rinos, though having a factual list would be very helpful as we could pressure the rinos on the list. The dems are a lost cause, at least in my mind.
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for starters:
George Soros: He’s funding Constitution 2020 – they want a Marxist Constitution in place by the year 2020. He funds hundreds of progressive orgs pushing for a convention.
The Bush Family and their allies: They need a new Constitution to transform us from a sovereign nation to a member State in the North American Union
The Ford Foundation produced the Constitution for the Newstates of America.
Much of this is on my website. Look under the Categories for “Article V convention”, “North American Union”. The Bush Family is behind the NAU.
I address this in my speeches on the Art. V convention.
It’s all progressives and globalists – but some of them are posturing as “conservatives”.
I just emailed an attachment to you on this.
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http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/constitution/item/17402-socialists-and-soros-fight-for-article-v-convention
Mike be sure to read Joe’s paper linked here.
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PH, thank you. As always I know I can count on you. I am reading Joe’s paper plus I sent information on it to Mark Levin in an effort to get him to reconsider his support for a CoS.
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Check out his funding.
We need people to trace this kind of stuff. It appears that on the phony “right”, the big bucks funding the push for an Art. V convention originates from The Koch Brothers in Texas; and then goes to a host of pro Article V convention organizations; which then buy advocates. http://www.politico.com/story/2011/06/top-radio-talkers-sell-endorsements-056997
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Reblogged this on Starvin Larry.
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You go,Publius! Tell them where it’s at! Good luck.
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Thanks! And I will.
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If the “Pros” are correct they would all support the “Cons”. So it should become a Pro Con Convention.
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I know! The use of “pro” and “con” are confusing!
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