The American Declaration of Independence Restoration
and Recovery Act
WHEREAS the United States has a founding document, The Declaration of Independence, and original
intent, as iterated in the Federalist Papers puts this document as the prime document and interpretive
filter for all law, Constitutional conception, and interpretation;
WHEREAS The Declaration of Independence lists specific grievances which caused our forefathers to
rebel from England; and
WHEREAS These grievances contain certain underlining principles for which England was in violation of,
but which America defended through the War of Independence; and
WHEREAS Today the Declaration of Independence has been removed from its proper role and is no
longer considered authoritative as part of judicial, executive, or legislative law; and
WHEREAS This neglect has been a major factor in interpreting away the original intent of the
Constitution; and
WHEREAS this has contributed to the oath of office losing its meaning by many who take this oath; and
WHEREAS the People of the United States recognize and reverence The Declaration of Independence as
the pre-eminent document in the rise of American prosperity, protection, and individual independence;
and
WHEREAS the People of the United States have within their power and authority to amend the United
States Constitution to rectify abuses and restore this document’s proper role; and
NOWTHEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT we as Americans under the banner of national unity, rule of
law, equality, and representative government therefore come together to enact the following:
From this time forth the constitutionally-prescribed oath of office shall include the following words after
the word Constitution… “and the principles of the Declaration of Independence.” This amended oath of
office shall be reissued to all public servants currently in office as well as for all newly elected and
appointed representatives. Those who break this oath shall promptly be removed from office and be
subjugated to prosecution for perjury. Furthermore, from this time forth, the principles of the
Declaration shall be the foundational interpretive filter for the United States Constitution and all
subsequent law. Congress is empowered with the responsibility to review, and cause to be removed
from office oath-breaking federal judges.
The principles of the Declaration of Independence to be enacted upon retroactively are as follows:
1. The laws of nature and Nature’s God shall be applied equally to everyone including elected officials.
Thus all law will equally apply to everyone including elected officials, and any proposed legal
exemption or exclusive jurisdiction of law is prohibited.
2. States are entitled to their separate and equal station, and likewise the people of these states are
entitled to their separate and equal station. This equality includes the equal protection of “natural
rights,” and disavows theft on an individual or collective basis.
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The 16th Amendment is repealed
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 is repealed
The Affordable Care Act is Repealed
All regulatory agencies in which Duties, Imposts and Excises are not uniform throughout the
United States, such as welfare and redistribution of wealth programs, will begin a transition
of termination, and will be eliminated altogether within 10 years of the ratification of this
amendment
3. It is self-evident truth that all men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with certain
unalienable rights, which includes freedom of conscience. Thereby government encroachment on
the free exercise of religion shall cease.
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Taxation restraint upon political activism of churches shall cease
Force of law requiring a person or an independent establishment to violate their conscience
in providing economic goods and services to another individuals or establishments shall
cease
Atheism as the government prescribed religion shall cease, and it is thus reiterated that the
U.S. Constitution only shall be the supreme law of the land
Let it be recognized that the Bible is an honored part of America’s birth and heritage.
4. That the purpose of government is to protect the inalienable rights of all Americans to individual
life—defined as human life and beginning at fertilization, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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The precedence established in the 1973 decision of Row vs. Wade is repealed, and life,
liberty, and property shall be protected, and not violated except within the framework of
due process of law
In order to protect the sovereignty of the nation, state, and individual, legal immigration
shall be enforced, and the borders of our nation shall be secured
5. A foundational natural law is that government derives its just powers from the consent of the
governed, and not through usurpation or fiat authority.
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Executive orders apply only to the executive branch, and not to the general population of
American people
Homeland security and all other federal authority shall enforce only those laws which fall
under the proper, constitutional role of the federal government
States and local governmental jurisdictions have the right to nullify those laws which they
interpret as being outside proper authoritative channels
It is reiterated that spying on American citizens, without their consent is a violation of the 4th
Amendment, and shall cease
Proper election procedures allowing only registered voters and honest counting shall be
enforced
The 17th amendment, removing state representation, is contrary to this principle and is
repealed