Mission Statement of the Constitutional Alliance
This Constitutional Alliance is a coalition of individuals and groups committed to preserving state and national sovereignty, the unalienable rights to life, liberty, and property as pronounced in the Declaration of Independence and protected under the Bill of Rights.
We see the following as some of the greatest threats to these unalienable rights:
- The collection and storage of biometric data into a single global biometric identification system;
- the Trans-Texas Corridor and other Super Corridor systems;
- the Security and Prosperity Partnership effort, in all it's permutations, and the effort to create a North American Union;
- the overarching effort called Sustainable Development/Agenda 21, a mechanism under which all these threats operate.
The Alliance sees these threats connected via a goal of assimilating the United States into a global system of government and economic control. Each threat operates with and connects to the other and is implemented by harmonization of regulations, contrived initiatives, and egregious laws such as the REAL ID Act of 2005 and the E-Passport.
Each Alliance member unequivocally supports each state's claim to sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment of the US Constitution; the alliance hereby serves notice and demands the federal government, as our agent, cease and desist all mandates that are beyond the scope of the constitutionally delegated powers contained in the Tenth Amendment, effective immediately.
The benefits to the Constitutional Alliance are:
- A greater impact can be achieved by coordinating efforts of each group's membership, exponentially increasing single group efforts. These efforts include email, phone, and lobbying the media, public and elected leaders at the state and federal levels.
- Each group retains control and communication with their own members.
- Each member group's own initiatives/position is strengthened by the additional reinforcement of other Alliance members, who are in agreement that US sovereignty and states rights must be protected.
- Each group's memberships become more educated and knowledgeable concerning these threats to sovereignty.
- The members of this Alliance embrace those liberties considered most precious by all US citizens; therefore, this alliance can and should include all citizens regardless of political affiliation.
Biometrics, the REAL ID Act 2005, the Trans-Texas Corridor, and the SPP/NAU are all parts of the global mechanism called Sustainable Development. Together, the Alliance members can coordinate with others to expose and oppose these threats to liberty - and rise victorious!
Founding Members
State Senator Randy Brogdon: Oklahoma
State Senator Karen Johnson: Arizona
Former State Senator Don Rogers: California
State Representative Charles Key: Oklahoma
State Representative Sam Rohrer: Pennsylvania
Mr. Tom DeWeese: American Policy Center website
Mr. Michael Ostrolenk: Liberty Coalition website
Mr. Jim Cabaniss: American Veterans In Domestic Defense website
Mr. Mark Lerner: Stop Real ID Coalition website
Melinda Pillsbury-Foster: Heritage Association website
Major General Steven "Pete" Peterson U.S. Army retired
Mr. Michael Shaw: Freedom Advocates website
Mr. Steve Meyer: IT and media consultant, College Instructor website
Mr. Phillip Bareham: Twenty years of state and local lobbying experience
Ms. Kaye Beach: Ron Paul national & state representative website
Mr. George Wallace, Mr. Ken Sellers & Ms. Amanda Teegarden: OKSAFE, Inc. website
Mr. Bruce Olsen: AZ-SAFE, INC. website
Mr. Eugene Gorton: Sercy County Liberty Caucus
Dr. Ed Kendrick: An activist and involved with a number of groups who have national & state chapters
Members
Secure Arkansas website
Take Back Kentucky website
