America has often been the focus of the world since the radical concept of a virtuous society possessing the means of which to govern each his own affairs was conceived in Carpenters Hall Philadelphia Pennsylvania, July 4th 1776 at a Continental Congress. In support of the concept, a convention was later held in 1787 to which the principle might be applied more generally. It was the author of our early Declaration who also quoted later to a French observer “Happy for us that when we find our Con… Continue

OK, we knew today was going to be our most busy day. I knew this from the moment we passed the rules requiring extensive delays in dealing with the issues. However, I don't think any of the delegates expected that we would have to remain in session until 1:30 in the morning, and then still not deal with all of the reports.

There was only one presentation today, which I chose not to attend in the interests of sleep. The speaker was Red Beckman. I did get to hear Mr. Beckman for about a half hour… Continue

Beyond "Tea Parties." Beyond Elections. It's Time To Hold Our Government Accountable - Peacefully!

• Institutionalized Citizen Vigilance
• Defense of the Constitution
• Education of Our Nation

The We The People Congress is a nationwide, non-partisan, not-for-profit membership organization of constitutional activists committed

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Sleep deprivation is catching up with all of us, I think. In fact, I'm having a little trouble focusing on the screen as I write this. Committees have been working late into the night and I've noticed that each day the number of delegates to attend the early morning presentation is diminishing. In fact, I missed the presentation this morning in an effort to catch up on sleep.

The topic of the morning presentation was the Sovereignty and the North American Union, but I can't really say any more… Continue

I understand the argument put forth by those delegates that cite the illegal immigration problem as a byproduct of the unconstitutional war on drugs and welfare state, but any immigration rights argument beyond that is outside the purpose of this Continental Congress.

We sent our delegates to discuss Federal violations of the Constitution and rule of law. The fact is that Congress does have the delegated power to “establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization”. Any immigration rule that Congress… Continue