Donald K. Allen for President

Top of the Week

October 6, 2008

Few governmental documents in the world have been formulated and worded so perfectly as our Constitution. Many have seen Divine inspiration in its development and final form. It seems to have been written to help us resolve any problems that may arise in the future, but unfortunately it has been distorted, misinterpreted, and even ignored. Rights have been invented and some have been taken away, yet the members of Congress that have done these acts are returned to office by citizens who believe they are doing a good thing. By rights, these people they praise and reelect should actually be prosecuted.

This week Congress took an unprecedented step in forming a bill to bail out a private enterprise. The $700 billion will be created out of thin air by printing more Federal Reserve Notes, increasing inflation in this country. As the dollar devalues, this could be the next step toward the North American Union. When the dollar bottoms out, will the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) recommend starting a new currency — the “Amero?” We live in dangerous times for our country, its sovereignty, and our futures.

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It has been stated that we are seeing the greatest transfer of wealth in the history of the world as we pay huge sums for imported oil. If we drill and pump our own oil and natural gas, we should eventually become independent of foreign oil. Now when private oil companies pump “our” oil out of the ground, they have to pay our government a royalty for that oil. If we can keep Congress’ hands off those royalties from new increased oil production, we could apply that money to Social Security, thereby relieving the threat of its predicted failure in the near future. This is a win-win situation for America and Americans. We stop the flow of money out of this country and solve the Social Security crisis at the same time.

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I had a great two-hour interview with a Wall Street Journal reporter Sunday, and there should be a story on it this week.

This weekend we will start our “projection bombing” in the three “C” cities of Ohio. A better term would be “projection advertising,” like you see in the Lanier copier ads on TV — images projected onto big buildings. The former term tends to get some people nervous. You can see the message on this site soon under “Projection Ad.”

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As President I Will:

1. Complete a secure border fence on our southern border.

2. Sign The Fair Tax Bill to rejuvenate economy.

3. Establish ‘loser pays’ litigation reform and work tirelessly for real tort reform.

4. Transition our monetary system to a specie-backed currency and close the Federal Reserve System.

5. Seek to overturn Roe vs. Wade and return the decision to the States.

6. Work to establish term limits for Congress.

7. Promote oil drilling everywhere in the USA and its territories while encouraging development of all other energy providing systems.

8. Use increased oil royalty revenues from 7. to fund Social Security, while removing SS funds from Treasury to a real trust.

9. Close the UN Headquarters in New York and move it to Geneva.

10. Revoke Most Favored Nation status from China.

11. Withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement and renegotiate all trade agreements.

12. With respect to the First Amendment’s law to not establish a National Religion, allow coexistence of religion and education throughout the Nation.

13. Establish compulsory National Service to include a Civilian Conservation Corps and other non-military and military options.

14. Strictly enforce Article II to ‘preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.’ This will include preventing the Supreme Court from usurping legislative powers and the legislature from overstepping its authority through misinterpretation or expanding on the Constitution’s written word.

15. Privatize all Foreign Aid

16. Require initial and random drug testing of all federally-elected officials.

17. Ban access to Congressional offices and grounds of all professional lobbyists, political action committees, corporate representatives, and special interest groups. Allow individual citizens continued access to their elected representatives and senators.