The Origin of Sovereignty:

The Citizens, being the essential and only elements of the People, hold the powers of sovereignty in and of each state and in and of the federal government. Representation does not carry with it the powers or authority of sovereignty.

Inherent (Natural) Rights and Powers of Human Men and Women

Our Declaration of Independence acknowledges that humans are born in full possession of all rights and powers of life, each free to travel about, each with the power to acquire, use and dispose of property, to procreate, to kill, to dominate, to modify his environment and to engage in all other conduct possible.

A human's only restraints upon his exercise of individual sovereignty are the laws of physics and mortality and the presence of other humans, acting also as they may please.

Necessary Co-Existance of Individual Powers and Powers of Society

Society consists of the cooperation between humans to moderate individual powers while a member of that society, in order to enjoy the benefits of association with the least restriction on individual rights and powers.

Society's defense of individual liberty and individual rights precedes all other needs of society, because the rights and liberty of society are merely the delegation of rights and liberty held by the individual members.

Delegation and Exercise of Individual Sovereign Powers

In our country, our inherent individual rights and powers are the source of certain powers delegated for the establishment and maintenance of our state institutions.

Our physical powers are great, especially our power and ability to rain death, destruction and chaos upon the human community. Therefore, when we extend representative authority to act with our powers, the delegation is NOT ABSOLUTE. We do not surrender the rights to advise, consent and control the conduct of delegated powers. 

Our delegation of powers is conditional, and concurrent with, exercise by representatives of our states, and from the states, certain limited powers are delegated for common application of the Union.

Individual powers, although delegated, remain individually useful, such as the individual use of deadly force in the urgent defense of life, limb and property is one example of concurrent exercise of powers.

Hierarchy of Powers in American Self-Government

It does not take a expert in constitutional law or a rocket scientist to understand and explain that:

• the federal government has fewer and more limited powers than the states; and 

• that the states have fewer and more limited powers than the People... and among the People,

• the individual Citizen is the ultimate source of both authority and powers for governing.

Sovereignty of Our Governments Resides in the People Not with Our Public Servants

The people who serve in governing capacities have no powers of common sovereignty attached to their public capacities. They have no personal powers. They hold only those powers provided by statute and regulation for the exercise of the assigned duties of their office.

The powers of their office are not rights, only authorities; enumerated and restricted by Constitution, statute and regulation.

The Conduct of Our Federal Government is Bound by the Terms of Our Constitution

Our Constitutions command. And in the matter of great violence and destruction of life and property, our constitutional instructions and prohibitions to the federal Executive, Congress and Judiciary have the clarity and simplicity that provide no tolerance for misconstruction of our commands. 

Only the Congress may declare sanctions of violence.

Only the President may execute Congressional sanctions of violence.

Our Sovereignty Commands. And when a Citizen or a state petition may the Judiciary upon questions of Constitutionally permitted or prohibited conduct of the Executive and/or the Congress, the courts must answer.

Such are the elements of Sovereignty, delegated powers and the duties of the three branches of our federal government in the commitment of our People, our treasure and our existence to war.

Any federal official acting under the color of law to circumvent the constitutional chains that bind his conduct and with has the effect of creating numerous enemies where there were none previous to his conduct, has committed treason against the states and the People. Any person aiding or promoting treasonous conduct should be tried with the main actors.

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