Tennessee Tenth Amendment Center
It wasn’t so long ago, that our parents and grandparents fought a world war and were victorious against the genocidal tyrant Adolf Hitler, who pushed for world government and had implemented a papers please society in Germany. Unfortunately most Americans today don’t realize that we also live in a “papers please” society.
What are these papers?
Your driver’s license or “state issued” ID card.
In 2005, under the guise of fighting terrorism, the federal government passed REAL ID as an amendment to a tsunami relief bill, without any debate in the Senate. It had failed twice before as a standalone bill, but as Rahm Emanuel said, the government never wants to waste a good crisis. In a bill for financial aid to tsunami victims, the District of Criminals (DC) thrust a global ID card on this country.
REAL ID is an unconstitutional mandate with 18 benchmarks for the driver’s license (DL) and State issued ID cards. The Department of Homeland Security adopted the International Civil Aviation Organization, an U.N. agency, standard for the digital facial photographic image on driver’s licenses. The photo must be facial recognition compatible linking you to a global ID card that affects your ability to buy, sell and travel.
The cost of REAL ID implementation is enormous, resulting in the States resurrecting the founding fathers method of dealing with federal tyranny, which is nullification. In essence, nullification occurs when the states tell the federal government we’re not going to take unconstitutional orders from you and we refuse to comply.
If only it were that simple. Despite about half of the States enacting laws prohibiting or resolutions opposing REAL ID, most States are actually working toward compliance of all 18 benchmarks.
Why are States proceeding ahead with REAL ID?
In 2009, Tennessee passed HJR 285 urging a two year extension for REAL ID compliance or repeal of the act in its entirety. The Tennessee Department of Safety ignored this resolution and accepted federal grant money, which paid only a small portion of the cost, to implement REAL ID. Bureaucrats rarely resist the intoxicating urge of “free” grant money, no matter what it commits us to.
The TN Dept. of Safety recently announced a new driver’s license complying with REAL ID benchmarks and on March 24 introduced State legislators to a new self-service DL and ID kiosk where you’ll be able to renew your global ID card without waiting in line at the Dept of Safety. How will the kiosk know it’s you? Face recognition software will compare your face with your current picture on file. This means the globalist already have a biometric photo of you and that one world government is coming unless you peacefully resist it now. You can resist now or resist later, but we have a better chance if you start right now!
Call your State legislators, and the House and Senate Transportation Committees and ask them to support HB1874 and SB1638 to ban REAL ID in Tennessee, although this is not enough. State nullification of REAL ID is step one, and we must build upon that.
What else can you do?
Tona Monroe is the chapter coordinator for the East Tennessee Tenth Amendment Center. She is a motorist rights advocate working to stop draconian legislation like REAL ID, along with Orwellian surveillance devices, or scameras as she calls them. She believes that we need to strike at the root of the problems with all of this by repealing the drivers license statutes and exercising our God given natural inalienable right to travel freely upon the public right-of-ways. She maintains a blog on scameras and our right to travel at www.naturaltreasure.net/scameras She also maintains a blog on state and local politics at www.bcpublicrecord.com.
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Resident = State Slave, Social(ist) Security number = Federal Slave, Passport = Federal Slave
When you supply these documents, you're admitting to their rule over you. Look up the legal definitions of Resident and US Citizen and you'll see what I mean. (Never admit to being either!) And never sign a form or document without setting a condition precedent. i.e. "Without Prejudice" above or below your signature. Do this for EVERTHING. Get in the habit. Any time you are required to sign anything. Including bank accounts, loan papers, mortgage documents etc. Doing so puts them on notice that you maintain your rights and conditionally accept their offer to contract. Everything you sign is a contract. Typically called an adhesion contract.
Most people don't realize that Social Security is voluntary and it is not to be used for identification purposes. Read the Social Security Act and then read the small print on your card. It also states that the card/number is the property of the Social Security Administration. If you voluntarily supply the number, you are effectively admitting to having the same status as a federal employee….subject to all federal laws, turning your "rights" into privileges. At least that's how a courts views it. And the States are violating federal law just by asking for the number.
The States are all going to buckle eventually because they need the Fed "money". It's up to you the people to be non compliant. But you'd better do a little research before making this move. You can land in trouble if you don't truly understand your rights and how the system uses everything against you.
As an added incentive to non compliance, all the information you supply (Biometrics, image recognition, fingerprints birth records etc) will be made available to U.N bodies, IMF, various foreign and domestic intelligence and data mining agencies…… anyone who can benefit from having this info about you. Sooner or later, it WILL be used against you.
How did ‘we’ get to this point in the first place? Needing permissions from some government bureaucracy to operate vehicles on ‘public roads’-public roads that we, the tax payers support via taxes, tolls, and a host of other non-referendum legislative actions? You know who is responsible? People that ‘vote’ for strangers as those who ‘represent’ their interests-really. No..forever. Want change? Massive non-compliance by the public is one plausible action; national general strikes. Remember Nancy Reagan? Just say NO. If you want the so called states to resist, then those who so supposedly represent the public interests, need to STOP begging the Federal government for money-period. Legislative states can be just as or more oppressive than a federalized authority. “The will of the people shall be the basis of the authority of government” UN Declaration of Human Rights 1948, Article 21, Section 3
I suggest that we all use a scissor to remedy this situation.
Be sure to gather each piece and carry it with you in a baggie.
Heck, you paid for it! And there is no promise (contract) that you've agreed to that can prevent your doing this.
When asked for your license, just hand them the baggie. Wellah!
LCV, OH
States and congresscritters et al don’t listen to the people. So calling and writing them ain’t gonna work. It’s time for people to draw their personal line in the sand.
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Funding the REAL ID Act (National ID).Funding the REAL ID Act (National ID).
During consideration of the Homeland Security appropriations bill, Representative Brian Bilbray (R-Calif.) offered an amendment to reallocate $150 million of the bill’s funding to provide grant money for assisting states in conforming to the REAL ID Act of 2005. The REAL ID Act requires all states to issue standardized driver’s licenses that would serve as national ID cards. It was supposed to go into effect three years after the enactment of the act, but because of resistance from the states, the deadline has been extended to 2010 for states that request an extension. Once enacted, a federal agency would not be allowed to accept for any official purpose a driver’s license or ID card issued by a state that fails to meet the act’s requirements. The House rejected the Bilbray amendment by a vote of 155-268 (Roll Call 479) on June 15, 2007. The act would effectively create a national ID card.
Marsha Blackburn voted FOR this bill.