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Douglas V. Gnazzo's
Honest Money Report
Open Letter to Congress
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Douglas V. Gnazzo
March 5, 2006
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We The People established this
Republic according to our unalienable rights as free and equal
human beings. In order to secure these rights, We The People
instituted a government, deriving their just powers from the
consent of the governed.
We The People, in order to
set forth these rights, and to establish a government to secure
these rights, created the Declaration of Independence, and The
Constitution of The United States of America, including The Bill
of Rights to define the limits of the government.
Among the rights established
by these documents, is the right to alter the government whenever
the government does not secure the rights of the people as stated
within the aforementioned documents.
The letter to Congress that
follows expresses several issues regarding the monetary policy
of The United States that do not adhere or abide by the articles
of The Constitution.
We Therefore seek redress from
Congress to fulfill its delegated representation of We The People
according to all articles of The Constitution of The United States
of America.
We Pledge our honor and rights
as free men and women to the issues stated in this letter, in
order to return the government to full adherence of The Constitution
of The United States of America, and the Bill of Rights that
define it.
We Do Hereby affix and set
our names in support of this document as signed below.
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To
We The People's elected representatives
As Assembled In Congress
As stated in the Declaration
of Independence - all men are created equal, endowed with
certain unalienable rights. Among these rights is the right to
create a government to secure their rights.
Furthermore, it is stated that the government derives their just
powers from the consent of those governed, in other words - from
We The People.
And not only is it a right of the people - it is their solemn
duty, to provide, and safeguard their future, by not
consenting to accept that which is unacceptable - from
their government.
Wherefore, We The People of the United States, did ordain and
establish the Constitution
of the United States to secure Liberty to ourselves and our
Posterity.
Prior to ratification, We The People expressed a desire that
in order to prevent misconstruction or abuse of the powers of
The Constitution that further restrictive clauses called the
Bill of Rights
be added.
The following is contained within the list of amendments known
as the Bill of Rights:
Amendment
IX - Rule of construction of Constitution states that:
"The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights,
shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by
the people."
Amendment
X - Rights of the States under Constitution states that:
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution,
nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States
respectively, or to the people."
We The People, in lieu of our unalienable rights, both as enumerated
in the Constitution, and those others retained by the people,
do hereby; seek redress of the following issues:... |
To read the
full Letter to Congress in all its detail, including digital
signing if so inclined, click on the following link:
Open
Letter to Congress
 March
5, 2006
By Douglas V. Gnazzo
email: Douglas V, Gnazzo
Douglas
V. Gnazzo
is CEO of New England Renovation LLC, a historical restoration contractor
that specializes in restoring older buildings that are vintage historic
landmarks. He writes for numerous websites and his work appears
both here and abroad. Just recently he was honored by being
chosen as a Foundation Scholar for the Foundation for
the Advancement of Monetary Education (FAME).
In March 2006
Douglas V. Gnazzo started his own Honest Money Report website.
©2006
Douglas V. Gnazzo. All
Rights Reserved.
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