I feel compelled to share with the reader a recent email below received from Joanna Martin J. D., popularly known as PubliusHulda a former U. S. Army Captain whose diligent research concerning the dangers of States applying for Article V Constitutional Conventions has, I believe, no equal.
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For she monitors the activities of state applications for Conventions in all 50 States, both progress toward the 2/3 requirement or states rescinding their application.
“I sent the following email yesterday to all Ohio Republican Legislators. It shows the growing opposition to an Article V Convention and exposes the false claims and assurances and faked “evidence” used by convention lobbyists.
In order to legalize “The Great Reset” – the “New World Order” – pushed by the globalist Council on Foreign Relations, the Bush Family, etc., etc.; they need to get a new Constitution. To get a new Constitution, they need an Article V Convention.
If there is an Article V Convention, a new Constitution will be imposed. We will be moved into the New World Order, and there won’t be a thing you can do to stop it – except fight to the death and hope that some of those on our side will survive to eventually rebuild what WE let slip through our fingers.
Read the new Constitutions already proposed – note the new mode of ratification proposed in the Constitution for the Newstates of America. You can’t stop a proposed Constitution with that mode of ratification from being “approved”. We better make stopping an Article V Convention the main focus of our lives. We better stop pussy-footing around this issue. Legislators need to understand the dangers—no more bland mush from us. We MUST get States to rescind their existing applications and stop passing new Applications. “
Save her research to provide a defense of the U.S. Constitution next legislative session. Get more truth at publiushulda@gmail.com.
