"The globalists wrote an Article V convention so that they can get rid of our Constitution and impose the new one they want. But they are marketing the convention to conservatives as a way to limit the power of the federal government," Martin tells Jon Schrock in "Let's Talk America" on Brighteon.TV.
Schrock hosted the program in lieu of regular host Dr. Alan Keyes.
Delegates to an Article V convention can't be controlled by state laws
Martin says the United States Declaration of Independence sets forth the long-forgotten founding principles that all men are created equal; rights come from God; people create governments to secure God-given rights; and when a government seeks to take these rights away, people have the right to alter, abolish or throw off that form of government.
According to Martin, these principles have justified the United States revolution against an unjust king and could now permit Americans to throw off its form of government by discarding the current Constitution and replacing it with another one.
This is why the language in Article V of the current Constitution, which authorizes Congress to call a convention for proposing amendments, does not simply restrict delegates to "propose amendments." Delegates are invested in the inherent pre-existing sovereign right that is recognized in the Declaration to abolish the existing form of government and propose a new Constitution.
"If there is a convention today, there is nothing to stop delegates from proposing a new Constitution with a new method of ratification," Martin says. That is why an Article V convention is dangerous.
Martin says there are three constitutions that have already been prepared and are waiting for a convention: the Constitution for the New States of America produced by the Ford & Rockefeller Foundations; the Constitution for the New Socialist Republic in North America created by the Revolutionary Communist Party; and the Constitution 2020 movement funded by George Soros and Marxist groups all over the country.
Rights come from God and they are unalienable
Martin notes that the Declaration of Independence recognizes the self-evident truth that rights come from God and that they are unalienable. This means that there are certain areas in life that are off-limits to government regulations. (Related: Texas Governor Greg Abbott calls for nine new amendments to the U.S. Constitution to curb federal tyranny and restore liberty in America.)
However, the federal and state governments have refused to recognize people's rights, so it falls upon Americans to step up and insist that their rights be respected. "There is no lawful, moral or religious duty to submit to a government if it violates the Constitution and seeks to take the rights that were given by God," Martin says.
Specifically, she adds, governments don't have the constitutional authority to force people to take the COVID-19 vaccine. "Privileges and immunities" and "due process" clauses of the Constitution prohibit the federal, state and local governments from requiring their constituents to be vaccinated or assert that they are at "high risk" of getting infected, Martin says.
She notes that many people don't actually know what the Constitution says, and therefore have not adhered to its genuine meaning.
In an article, Martin says that the fight over whether to have an Article V convention isn't between Republicans and Democrats. She says it is a spiritual warfare between those who want to keep the Constitution biblically-based and those who want godless revolutionaries to set up a New World Order.
According to Martin, the transformation of the country into the New World Order has been going on for well over 100 years. Now that all the institutions have been captured, and Americans have been ideologically subverted, the war is becoming "hot" and the state's enemies are now seeking to finish the job of destroying the country and its people.
Watch the Oct. 8 episode of "Let's Talk America": You can catch new episodes of the program from Monday to Friday at 1-3 p.m. on Brighteon.TV.
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