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ROY G. CROSBY JR. having satisfactorily complied with the provisions of Chapter
157, Montana Session Laws 1959 (Section 43-801 etseq» R.C.M.
1947), is hereby granted this License, which entitles him to practice lobbying on behalf of his registered principal or principals, before the Constitutional Convention of the State of Montana, and is hereby issued Lobbyist License No. 58-72 which License will expire on December 31, 1972, unless sooner terminated.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Great Seal of the
State of Montana, at Helena,
the Capital, this 21st day
of Januar?/ , A.D. 1972
/1\FRANK MURRAY Secretary of State Members: OMENS forCONSTITUTIONAL
WaltPerry, Chairman >sby
6OVERNMSN Mrs*Mary Peterson, Sec.-Treas ickney 549-5243 ley
Of thePeople By thePeople Forthe People
;ntio.n:President L$o Graybill DATE:February 11, 1972
VicePresident John H, Toole
Intion;AT] Constitutional Convention SUBJECT:Metro Tyranny
■/Delegates
We,the Citizens for Constitutional Government and affiliated organizations,
;erelybelieve that the (tentative) product ofthis Convention isfollowing a
liteofimplementation of"METRO11 proposals thatwill merely open the door for
;rimplementation of "Metro11 legislation. The next step would be touse
islativepowers to abolish the Constitutional barriers, elective offices, cities,
isand counties. All this can and will be done unless we wake up now.Over
!typercen.t (90%) of the drafts and proposals have catch phrases to allow all
jectsto«be subject to legislative arbitration.
Whenwe discussMetropolitan Government, we are talking about a violentform
'governmentwhichis destroyingyour traditional American government - your
Americanway of life,
METRO GOVERNMENT IS UNLIMITED. In.beautiful contrast tounlimited Metro
'nment,American constitutional government islimited - limited by you.
SOVEREIGHAMERICANS limit the powers they yield to any part of American
'nment.•The power yielded is spelled out - onlythat much power and no more,
checkreins arelimitations that "1313" hates, fears, and attacks incessantly.
;youknow, the headquarters - the quasi-official capitol of Metro government, is
'"tadat:"131 "3" East 60th Street, Chicago, Illinois, onthe University ofChicago
Thecontraction "1313" derives from the address, but also includes by
'lockingpurpose anddirectorate, the"parent11 body,the National Municipal
fein New York, Literally hundreds of affiliated groups assist in promoting
infamousMetroconcept.
!I313HATTACKS American constitutional government bywhacking offyour limiting
Isfrom your*'government. "1313"then substitutes unlimited Metro in the
■ofthe governing power formerly derived from you.
lAXCEI LIN GS .are an example ofa limitingcontrol that is viciously attacked
"®Metrocrats, forthey covet wealth and the political power to control wealth,
yourprivate property, including land.
^MTRQCRATis a name, coined todesignate theindividual whopromotes 1313's
Mictiveandtyrannical government. Metrocrats plytheir peculiar trade,not
dt1313 headquarters, butalso within the structure ofyour American government
Jdselected officials, someasthe payroll variety andat all levels: federal,
\countyand municipal. Also, there is the volunteer-type Metrocrat. Youwill
him/herinpro-Metro chambers ofcommerce, inthe League ofWomen Voters, and
1ri9onurban renewal advisory boards. 1313 has many inventions torob you of
! r% Protect your Private Property and Roy G. Crosby Jr., The I Free Enterprise System now. You Publishing Editor of the Ido not buy "fire" insurance after the Montana Intelligence Letter- building is burning. Now is the time Dedicated to keeping our lor "Slave State" insurance, not after "Constitutional" form of the actual take-over of your freedom Government "Constitutional".
The future of my Seven children is my motive. Isn't that enough reason ?
What if our forefathers had not thought in these same terms?
Great Falls Tribuiie 13
T,?:: capuo, rau ^ ^ ^ yst for the people, sped- HELENA - Roy Crosby of system rather than as a judges then there's a breakdown fically representing an organiza sovereign unit. issoula h;iS registeredgd as a tion called "Citizens for Con of the separation between the Convention stitutional Government. "There is nothing in the pre amble which gives the people executive and judiciary , "I think it's practically an the right to govern themselves," branches. Then you cut the unheard of thing to have a he says. "The government is legislature down to one house so citizens' . lobbyist, paid by being given power over the peo citizens rather than by a you've lost half of the legislature ple's rights. The state is losing and the next thing you're corporation," Crosby told the Us sovereignty status. The Tribune Wednesday. appointing legislators." people become subservient to He'll also be keeping an eye on He says his organization is tofi government/1 city-county consolidation pro established in Missoula, Butte. Crosby says the league's posals to see that the people are and Bozeman, and several allowed to vote on any changes animals". model constitution seems to groups in Great Falls may be in their local government struc affliating soon. have been the guiding element ; No matter far «ii studies of the conven-j ture and boundaries. Crosby is setting up an office tioa's research staff, along names in Helena and got right on the with- ——-■ job minutes after paying bis Bteierial from the council of state governments. And he says The National registration fee by handing out a fee has evidence that both or special bulletin of the Montana Municipal League, ganizafcions are fronts for the Intelligence Utter which be United Nations and the "One The Council of publishes weekly. World" forces. State Governments, The subject of the special bul Other Hems Crcsby will be The United Nations, letin is a warning against adapt lobbying for in the weeks ahead ing the model preamble acd bill include keeping as many elected The League of Nat of rights drawn up by the Na officials in the constitution as tional Municipal League. ions, Metro, Home For example, he notes tbst the Je, find maintaining a Rule, Consolidation, separation between fte branches model preamble recognisgg t£e Annexation, unification, state as a member of a federal « government Of the latter, he says, "if the governor appoints and many others are tools of One Worldism. lit tee Members:
Larson G. Crosby, Jr. Crosby Walt Perry, Chairman jod Stickney »n Ned ley Mrs. Itery Peterson, Sec.-Treas Alexander^ 549-5243 Hauck / Of the People By the People For the People
8 - The Galtatin County Tribune and Belgrade Journal, Thurs., Feb. 17, 1972
"Citizen" Lobbyist "The revision of State Roy G. Crosby, Jr. is listed Constitutions, Model City as a lobbyist for "Citizens for Planning and Regional : By Mrs. Olive Rice Constitutional Government." Government are part of these I Some 81 people (76 men When asked about his plans," he states. "This same |d S women) consider organization Crosby said, process is now taking place in |rnselves the "watchdogs" "The Citizens for almost every state in the t the Constitutional Constitutional Government Union. invention. have more than 5,000 direct "When the city, county 'ey are the lobbyists members and indirect, or and state governments are ending the convention to associated members.. consolidated into 'regions' tect the interests of the "We are not a political and areas (which will overlap anizations which they organization and we represent state boundaries) there will resent. only the interests of the be no«need for governors, Most of them are on the citizens in genera L mayors, state legislators or of the group for "We are not lobbying for city councils. Our form of ich they are working, but a any business concerns and we government, as we know it are unpaid volunteers. do not receive money from now, will be abolished. Utility companies, any big business." "We hope that the iunteer Fire Department Crosby said that his group delegates will reject the ociations, Unions, School is not against change as such, radical changes which have ids, Mining Associations, but that the changes should been proposed^ Our freedom ckgrowers, Cooperatives, be made to fit Montana needs is the most precious thing we "any other groups have and not made by the National have. or more lobbyists at the Municipal League, The "If the convention comes vention. Council of State up with a good constitution o r me r ,. S \\fi..t e Governments, the League of which will protect our Presentative Lekoy< Women Voters, or any other freedoms, we will vote for it. ievi8, who resigned from interrelated organization. "If they don't come up legislature to lobby, is Crosby prod uced istered as representing documentation to show that with a good one, we will certain delegate proposals and work as hard as we can to Since it is obviously one version of the Preamble defeat it." You couid talk to Tactical to talk with aU of were almost identical in lobbyists and delegates for people, interviews were wording to suggestions in days and find a different at random with National Municipal League opinion from each person representing a material, etv of industries and Crosby feels that a move with whom you spoke. i toward world government is Because there are so many . under way and that there is diverse views and because the danger in making any radical constitution is for ail of the change in our system of people, it gives one great government. respect for the pioneers who wrote our present constitution which has served i L us so well for 32 years. Members: amms forconstitutional
>sby,Jr. WaltPerry, Chairman
by Mrs.Mary Peterson, Sec.-Treas
Jltf 549-5243
Of thePeople By thePeople Forthe People
ition:President Leo Graybill DATE:February 11, 1972
E VicePresident JohnH. Toole
ition:All Constitutional Convention SUBJECT:Metro Tyranny Delegates
"9 We,the Citizens forConstitutional Government andaffiliated organizations,
:erelybelieve that the (tentative) productof this Convention isfollowing a
ofimplementation of"METRO" proposals thatwill merely open the door for
implementationof"Metro" legislation. Thenext stepwould be to use jislativepowersto abolish the Constitutional barriers, elective offices, cities,
isand counties. All this can and will be done unless we wake up now. Over
jtypercent (90%) ofthe drafts and proposals havecatch phrases toallow all
>jectstobe subject tolegislative arbitration.
Whenwe discuss Metropolitan Government, weare talking about a violent form
[governmentwhichisdestroying yourtraditional Americangovernment -your
Americanwayof life.
METROISGOVERNMENT UNLIMITED. Inbeautiful contrast tounlimited Metro
;nt,American constitutional government islimited - limited byyou.
SOVEREIGHAMERICANS limitthe powers they yield toany part of American
rnnient.Thepower yielded isspelled out - onlythat much power and no more,
checkreins are limitations that"1313" fears, hates,andattacks incessantly.
ju^know,theheadquarters -thequasi-official capitolofMetro government, is
JWat:"1313" East60th Street, Chicago, Illinois, onthe University ofChicago
*«.The contraction "1313"derives from the address, butalso includes by
nockingpurpose anddirectorate, the"parent11 body,the National Municipal
fein New York. Literally hundreds ofaffiliated groupsassist inpromoting
1infamous Metroconcept.
Jill'1ATTACKS American constitutional governmentbywhacking offyour limiting
0|sfrom your government. "1313" substitutes then unlimited Metroin the
otthe governing powerformerly derived fromyou.
ty^JLCEILINGSarean example of a limiting controlthat is viciously attacked
feiaiiOcratSsforthey covet wealth andthe political powerto control wealth, 'a|lyyourprivate property, including land.
isa name,coined to designate theindividual whopromotes 1313's
at]^and tyrannical government. Metrocrats plytheir peculiar trade, not
as? headquarters,butalso within thestructure ofyour American government
electedofficials, someas the payroll variety andat all levels: federal,
nty-dndmuniciPal- Also>there isthG volunteer-type Metrocrat,You will
r inpro-Metro chambers ofcommerce, inthe League ofWomen Voters, and
urbanrenewal advisory boards. has 1313many inventions torob you of
ignright ofself-rule. M
REWRITING CONSTITUTIONS AND CHARTERS
The current craze of revising state constitutions, citv ann » *- kx ana county charters, is (definitely) traceable to 1313's National Municipal Lea
Revision committees in Montana and in our cities and counties are u ''-: ■ uuse 1313's draft constitutions and charters. (Model State Constituf
Model County Charter - Model City Charter). Ford Foundation is one of
tax-exempt organizations which provide funds to sweep away the time- honored and time-tested limited American Constitution and Charters. (se National Civic Review. February, 1963, p. 65; NML City Charter, 6th ed 10 p.iii). The State of Michigan voted in a Metro-drafted constitution in
1963, so hotly contested that a recount was requested.
12 Sometimes the rewritten product may fall short of 1313 designs. Be
13 not misled should you see a Metro project in such an intermediate stage. 14 Given enough time and enough stupefied public apathy, Metro amendments
can sweep away any remaining control you have over your government and
16 bring the laws into alignment with Metro.
17 UNIFORM LAWS
18 In the ultimate Metro, all laws are to be uniform over all the land. i 19 At present, American laws differ from placevto place. That is normal and 20 logical: American laws derive from the consent of the governed, and
21 because people in different circumstances have differing ideas about the
22 laws they want to live under.
23 A 1313 committee publishes Metro laws for introduction into your
24 State and eyery state. You can buy a new set of uniform laws each year
25 from 1313's Council of State Governments. Really, the Metrocrats should
26 give you, free, the 1313 catalog of uniform mail-order laws, because your
f 27 money operates the law factory that publishes it. Every state in the ■> 28 Union pays tribute to 1313. (See Table of State Funds exhibited at the 29 endof this report). Your tax money travels to1313's Council ofState
30 Governmentsthrough 1313's Commission whichhas been grafted toyour
31 Stategovernment. Thegeneric name is The Commission onInterstate (or
32 Intergovernmental)Cooperation. Certain ofyour elected officials (state
33 representatives)areappointed byMetrocrats tothe 1313 Commission;
34 whereas,elect youyour representatives tofunction under limited
35 government,1313appoints thesame men to promote unlimited government.
36 ASCONVENTION DELEGATES. YOUNEED NOT SIT IDLE!
37 You arenowin a politicalsituation wherein youcan and you should
38 dosomething aboutthis problem. Youcould, byinserting itinto the
39 StateConstitution, cutoff Montana's Statetribute to1313, while and
40 youare at It, you canabolish the expensive commission office now
41 operatinginMontana.
42 METROIS ANTI-CITIZEN SELF-RULE. STOP IT NOW!
43 Governmentisat stake, Government byappointees isbasic Metro
44 strategy.Appointeeship isvital to 1313's tyrannical purpose, because
45 citizenscannot vote appointees outof office, regardless ofscandals,
46 misuseofpublic funds, orthe blatant stupidity ofthe appointees. 1313
47 planstorule you through Metro appointees, andyou are paving theway by
48 openingthedoor for them. Keep all of our elective offices andkeep our
49 Initiative Referendum,theright torecall andout of the hands ofthe
50 legislators.Spellitall out concisely inour constitution. Thecareer
51 ofappointed citymanager wasinvented byRichard Childs, 1313's National
52 MunicipalLeague's official. 1313's International CityManager's Asst.
53 sponsorscity manager job placements. Established ina city and armed
54 withthe sweeping powers ofa MetroCity Charter, a Metro-type citymanager
55 funnelsMetro programs andprojects from1313 into the city he manages. 56 METRO-IS ANTI-REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT
57 THE SHORT BALLOT? The "Short Ballot" movement was father d by Chiids
58 also, of 1313's National Municipal League. A ballot becomes "short"
59 whenever elective positions are abolished and Metrocrats are appointed to
60 fill vital positions in your government. In the Fifth (and later the
61 Sixth) edition of 1313's State Constitution, the only elected administra
62 tive official is the State Governor. Who knows when will come the day
63 when some faceless 1313 committee will decide to appoint the governor?
64 Have you thought about Delegate Proposal No. 136? It would abolish the M 65 elective office of the governor! And, after all, 1313's Council of State
66 Governments now is the seer tariat of the Governor's Conference.
67 Appointed Metro hirelings look to the 1313 hand that rewards them.
68 If and when the Metrocrats kill off your Republican representative
69 government and give you Metro to live under, don't expect to control your
70 tax ceilings; don't expect 1313 public officials to listen to your gripes.
71 Being appointees and untouchable by your ballot vote, they don't have to
72 listen, and you cannot censure them by voting them out of their appointed
73 jobs.
74 NOW! USE THIS CONSTITUTION TO STOP ALL METRO AUTHORITY
75 A queer object, now on your scene of government, is the (METRO) I 76 authority form. Found at any level, the anarchic Metro authority, in 77 practice, is found answerable only to itself (headed by appointees). The
78 Port of New York Authority, straddling New Jersey and New York state lines,
79 has even defied the Congress of the United States and it has refused to
80 open its books for Congressional review. On the Pacific Coast, the Los
81 Angeles Community Redevelopment Agency has flung a challenge at the
82 courts, claiming immunity from judicial review.
83 At the moment, Urban Renewal Authorities are the most plentiful o 84 the"Metro" Authority formof rulingpower.'
85 NOW!THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OFHOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT
86 NAHRO, National 1313'sAssociation ofHousing and Redevelopment
87 officials,claimscredit forthe compulsory urbanrenewal lawsnow on the
88 statutebooks.Of 1313's various programs, urbanrenewal isthe one most
89 immediatelydamagingtothe personalwell-being and physicalthe of
90 Americanindividual
91 COMPULSORYURBANRFNFUl/u icpolitical legalized theftofprivate
92 property.Untilyou have observed atfirst hand the mass evacuations of
93 urbanrenewal withAmericans turnedout of homes; untilyou have mourned
94 thedeath orsuicide ofa broken-hearted, bankruptAmerican, by displaced
95 urbanrenewal; untilyou have felt the rude insult ofstar chamber urban
96 renewalproceedings; untilyouhave peered underthe urban renewal shrouds
97 thatdrape yourown dying property rights,- until don't then,shudder at
98 Castro'sCuba;don't deplore theagrarian reform,so-called inChina and
99 elsewhere,foryou have more the ofsame parked onyour doorstep - the
100 sameold, old spectre ofland reform.
101 Compulsoryurbanrenewal isthe sphinx risenfrom all land takings
102 throughouthistory.Urban renewal isa weapon, sharpened fordiabolical
103 useupon free Americans. Urbanrenewal's severance ofyour property rights
104 happensquickly, neatly,and with theefficiency ofan execution andwithin
105 thehallowed hallsofAmerica, hallsformerly blessedby the administration
106 ofAmerican justice. Thinkabout these things whileyou are in the best
107. positionyouwill ever be in do tosomething.
)08 Merecriticism, whileessential, isnot enough! NoAmerican issafe
109 untilyouexpunge fromthe statutes theoriginal sinof urban renewal land no larceny,city-county consolidations, anddistrict ruleby Metro programming
Hi 9 systems. f $S\
112 NOW! WHERE DOES THE UNITED NATIONS COME IN?
113 il The Metrocrats know just how far they can go! When implementina 114 compulsory programs, 1313 operates under the mandate of the UnitPri
m 115 harter. In the United Nations charter, you will find the vocabulary
116 common to 1313's Metro government, such as regional agencies,; inter-
117 governmental agreements, metropolitan areas; also, you will find languaq
118 repeating the mandate to force all United Nations members to conform to
119 United Nations law. Get a copy of the U. N. Charter and read the followin
120 sections: Regional Agencies Article, Articles 52, 53 and 54 of the U. N
121 Charter; Inter-governmental Agreements Article 57; Metropolitan Areas
122 Article 74. Also, read Articles 55, 56 and 60 and Chapter 10 of the
123 United Nations Charter. BEING A UNITED NATIONS MEMBER, OUR COUNTRY IS
124 COMMITTED TO CONFORM.
125 Although 1313 has drafted Metro constitutions to replace present
126 state, county and city charters to bring American laws into relationship
127 with U. N. law, 1313 never has, to my knowledge, drafted a national
128 constitution to replace the Constitution of the United States. . Under
129 United Nation's World Government, the United States is a member state and
130 not a "sovereign" nation. It is working knowledge that as long as the
131 U. N. Charter is permitted to nullify your American Constitution and this
132 country's nationhood, 1313 will continue to go to the U. N. Charter for
133 its mandate. (See U. N. CHARTER, Chapter VIII, Regional Arrangements, and
134 Chapter IX, Economics and Social Mandates).
135 THE FALSE "PRIVATE ENTERPRISE" AMENDMENT 1954
136 The false Private Enterprise Amendment, added to the old scandal-
137 ridden public housing laws, produced compulsory urban renewal. The
138 American public had revolted to see private land confiscated for public
139 housing; yet today, under urban renewal, private property is taken from :8 §
140 one owner to be awarded to another. -Some of the urban renewal land does
141 not complete the transfer, but remains in public ownership, tax-exempt.
ons 142 The portion of land transferred to private individuals is merely a
143 transient Metro concession to trap greedy irresistible individuals into
144 promoting urban renewal. 'o 145 REVELATIONS DISCLOSED IN 1313'S LITERATURE and in actual practices
w 14& common in urban renewal procedure reveal that Metro authority intends to ring 147 acquire complete control of all land in the United States. While the land m*3 148 is held by the Metro authority (even temporarily)., land-use controls are
149 applied by covenants running with the land. Forever after and in perpetuit,
150 that land is subject to the Metro planners.
151 ASPO, 1313's American Society of Planning Officials, promotes Metro
152 master planning, and master planning today leads to urban renewal. 1313
153 is attempting to pass federal Metro laws that require compulsory master
154 planning. At present, STATES AND CITIES AND METRO REGIONS ARE QUIETLY
155 GAINING CONTROL OF THE POLITICAL POWER THAT WILL TELL YOU HOW TO USE YOUR
156 OWN PRIVATE PROPERTY until such time that an urban renewal authority will
157 take your land from you.
158 Compulsory urban renewal is criticized often for its methods.
159 Massachusetts was thrown into an uproar following the state auditor's
160 expose of bungling practices in the Bostorn Redevelopment Authority. nd 161 "THE PORTABLE 1313" AT WASHINGTON. D. C.
162 Not content with mere unregistered lobbying status, 1313 pushed
163 federal legislation right up to the desk of the President of the United
164 States. Signed.by him in September, 1959, Public Law 86-380 established 165 1313's "portable capitol" within Washington, D. C. The twenty-six member 166 Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations is controlled by 1313, 167 due to the process of nomination and appointeeship, and by furnishing 1313
7 '*M 168 staff consultants to rehash old 1313 draft legislation for ACIR to
169 implement. "Advisory" in the ACIR title is a misnomer and it misleads 1!
170 In its own words, ACIR has announced that it lies beyond the control of 15
171 the Congress of the United States, and that it implements its own IS
172 suggestions. (See ACIR, Washington, D. C. Publication M-17, November, 19
173 1962, pp. 30). ACIR at the federal level works through the United State 20 i%; 174 Senate Subcommittee on Intergovernmental Relations and through 1313's 20 \$k 175 COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS, A LAW FACTORY. 2ft
176 On the portable 1313 reports, Metrocrats have identified themselves 20: si 177 (For ACIR membership, as of January, 1966, see Appendix 1, p. 135. ACIR
178 annual reports contain current lists of members. The list in Appendix 1 20!
179 is based on the Sixth Annual Report, dated January 31, 1965, Washington,
180 D. C, plus the author's February-March, 1966, correspondence with the
181 Commission.)
182 The 1313 henchmen are registered in both parties: Democrats and
183 Republicans. It is obvious that our two-party system has become infested
184 by Metrocrats. They are caucusing for one-party control'under unlimited
185 Metro government.
186 Metrbcrats openly demonstrate that they are changing the basic form of
187 our limited American government. We must seek out 1313's Metrocrats and
retire them from offices of public trust. .-!'■' ' THE TRAGEDY OF OUR RETROGRESSION
190 It is tragic to see our majestic nation, through default, sink into
191 the same conditions that oppressed the colonists here in America. Why
192 did those early Americans pledge on their honor and risk their fortunes to
193 get out from under the haughty arrogance of a despot? I ask you to review
194 their immortal Declaration of Independence and you will find the answer i" i 195 the list of indictments flung at the tyrant. Listen deeply!
8 Fromthe Declaration Independence, ofciting theKing's command for ids.
Americansto"relinquish theright of representation . ."Tcompare . that
Iof
withthe programs ofthis Constitutional Conventionand that of the 1313
programfora "shortballot" movement whichabolishes elective positions
andwhich substitute Metroappointments inthe place ofyour elected
officials. Us Wiselythesigners ofthe Declaration pointedout that the Right of
Representationis"formidable totyrants only11. YourAmerican ballot
franchiseisformidable to1313's Metrocrats andtheir servants, theLeague
ofWomen Voters, thebrain-washed professorsand the proponents ofone
worldismprograms.
Fromthe Declaration ofIndependence: ".. Tthe tyrant! . haserected
amultitude ofnew offices andsent hither swarms ofofficers toharrass
ourpeople and eat out their substance."
Comparethatwith 1313's swarming urbanrenewal inspectors, land
appraisers,projectconstruction workers,condemnation observers,and the
Metrocratsonthe Authorities' longpayrolls paid your bytax money.
Fromthe Declaration of Independence (againsttyrannical seizures of
legislativepowers):"... for declaring themselves investedwith power
tolegislate forus in all cases whatsoever."
Doesthat call tomind 1313's mock law factory which isgrinding out
uniformlawsto control youagainst your will?
Fromthe Declaration ofIndependence: "... for taking away our
Charters,abolishing ourmost valuable laws,and altering fundamentally th*
formsof ourgovernments . ." .
Observe1313's craze that is sweeping thenation, rewriting yourtime-
testedtime-honored and stateconstitutions, countyandcity charters. That
IS1313's frontal attack uponAmerican limitedgovernment. 91
224 REMEMBER! 1313 WANTS COMPLETE UNLIMITED CONTROL. ,225 From the Declaration of impendence: "rnM/+-r.ntj 1 226 wipers to sUb|1ect^7o a Wi^M^Uo^M^T^^^ 227 and unacknowledged by n,.- iaws. aivini} accont ^
228 legislation." 229 How come the entire 1313 conspiracy implements and gives assent 230 to the collectivized principles of the unwanted, unloved, glob,liy^MplMd 231 United Nations organization and its unlimited Charter? 232 NOW! You THINK DEEPLY, AMERICANS, AND I BELIEVE YOU ARE . . 233 Your inheritance of freedom and liberty wrested from a tyrant king, was 234 handed to you by American hands, misshapen by Valley Forge hardship,' 235 fingers twisted by fighting fatigue, arms broken by the crash of cannon 236 shattered by shot and shell. Of such flesh pitted against the war 237 machines of a tyrant was freedom and liberty won for you! Tyranny is the € 238 same always - whether crowned or upstart. You are in the best position 239 you will ever be in to do something. What are you going to do abW the 240 Metro Upstart "1313"? 241 And in conclusion: All proponents of Metro, in any form, are 242 traitors to this constitutional form of government in the United States. 243 Leave no room for their programs in this vital document that you are now 244 in the process of writing. 245 Stamp out any chance of their Implementing their programs. Close all 246 doors that they may not sneak in from any direction, otherwise, you n,ust ^247 be publicly branded as traitors to your state and to your country. If not, 248 then I suggest: for God's sake, set us go to England, dig open the grave 249 of Benedict Arnold and make a public apology. We, the people of this 250 Constitutional Republic; we, who are supreme over our government, have 251 even allowed these traitors to take Christ away from us and to deny
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11 e Members: CITIZENS for CONSTITUTIONAL o : CQ Itrosby, Jr. Walt Perry, Chairman jsby • [stickney GOVERNMENT Mrs. Mary Peterson, Sec.-Treas. 5 dley 549-5243 Sander - \ Of the People By the People For the People
Att: BILL OF RIGHTS COMMITTEE In Re: Preamble to the Constitution
Mr. Chairman and Associated Members;
In behalf of the Citizens for Constitutional Government, and other various affiliated organizations, I submit the following argument in support of our views and suggestions concerning the Bill of Rights and the Preamble:
Concerning the Preamble
The Preamble to the Bill of Rights is of utmost importance in that it is
the interpreting element of the Constitution itself. There must be no chance
of its being ambiguous or having a two faced meaning or intent. It should
never allow governmental powers to take precedence over the rights of
the people. The Preamble must, above all «lse, place the Government
subservient to the rights of the people. The created must never rule the
creators. •
- AN "EXISTING" DANGER!
In all of the studies made, concerning the re-writing of our Montana State
Constitution, the proponents of Constitutional change have quoted from the
National Municipal League's Model State Constitution. The Model State
Constitution and other manuals, drafted by the National Municipal League
and financed under the "State Constitutional Studies Project of the Ford Foundation, have been the guiding elements of the Constitution Revision
Commission and the Convention from the very start- This includes the
Legislative Council's Report No. 25; the League of Women Voters' Report,
and the Constitutional Revision Commission's Reports. It is for this reason
we now quote the Preamble recommended by the "Model State Constitution"
and by the proponents of Constitutional change.
THE MODEL STATE CONSTITUTION:
8 PREAMBLE "We, the people of trie state of , recognizing the rights 9 and duties of this state as a part of the federal system of government, re affirm our adherence to the Constitution of the United States of America; and 10 in order to assure ttie state government power to act for the good order of the state and the liberty, health, safety and welfare of the people, we do ordain 11 and establish this constitution. "
12 At a glance, the true impact of the above-proposed Preamble does not
13 seem tp be a real danger. However, study it over carefully and you will get
14 the true meaning and intent.
15 The government is being given absolute power over the rights of the
16 people. The state is losing its "Sovereignty" status. This means the people
17 wil] be subservient to the government's whims and will have only those rights
18 as government feels to be best for the good order of the state and the liberty,
19 health, safety and we I/are of the people. Who is to make such decisions ?
20 NATIONAL MUNICIPAL LEAGUE COMMENT:
21 "The proposed preamble contains a succinct statement of constitutional purposes: To assure that state government has power to act 'for the good 22 order of the state and the liberty, health, safety and welfare of the people. ' The proposed preamble, moreover, is unique in expressly 23 recognizing that existing states are not sovereign nation states but members of a federal system, and in providing positive recognition 24 by the state of its rights and duties as a part of this system and its adherence to the Constitution of the United States. To give expression 25 in the preamble to (he existence of the federal system serves several I purposes. There is virtue in formal recognition that, states are not
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s.o td wholly independent but. rather interdependent units, and there may be an advantage in a clear recital of this kind in the interpretation of the con stitution. It is desirable, too, to emphasize that the modern state should *^O be viewed not as a narrowly provincial self-governing unit but rather as if an independently functioning though interrelated part of a national union. "
So you see? the very purpose of such a proposed preamble is to destroy
the "Sovereignty" of the state; to.make the people subservient to government
in all measures (including their rights).
THE RIGHT TO GOVERN OtFRSELVES?
The sole and exclusive right to govern ourselves, as our present Constit
ution puts it, is absolute with the exception of those powers given to the gov
ernment by the people. The "Model State Constitution" does away with this
right in the Bill of Rights. These "One World" proponents of Constitutional change advocate the removal of all mention of taxes, spending and debts from
the Constitution. If these things are not mentioned, they cannot be denied to
government. Couple this fact with the powers of state, as granted by the
same Model State Constitution, and what do you have?
POWERS OF STATE ?
THE MODEL STATE CONSTITUTION:
"Section 2.01. POWERS OF GOVERNMENT. The enumeration in this constitution of specified powers and functions shall be construed neither as a grant nor as a limitation of the powers of the state government but the state government shall have all of the powers not denied by this const itution or by or under the Constitution of the United States. "
So the final result would be: With no mention of taxes, finances and debt
in our constitution; the state would have the power to make all decisions in the matter. This could be extremely detrimental to the tax-paying people.
NO MENTION OF AN ALMIGHTY GOD!
^ The Model State Constitution does not mention God in the preamble or in
3. 1 the body of the Constitution. The Model State Constitution is the product of
2 the United Nations proponents of One World Government. Rockefeller and
3 his tax-free foundations have financed the United Nations Building; the same
4 is true about the Building at "1313" 60th street in Chicago. This is the one
5 which houses all the National Municipal League Fronts for the United Nations
6 programs.
7 The United Nations have seen to it that is is a specification of the United
8 Nations Charter that the Almighty God v/ill not be mentioned in the assembly
9 of the U. N. The Communist Party has always been out to destroy all of the
10 Christian principles and people. The .American Civil Liberties Union has
11 fought to uphold the demands of the Communist Party to do awa}f with prayer
12 in the schools. Now they are at it to do away with the mention of God in all
13 constitutions. WHY ? Because they must do away with all loyalties and all
14 moral principles so as to prepare the way for a One World Government. This
15 is the only loyalty they proclaim. "The loyalty as a World Citizen".
16 THE MUNICIPAL LEAGUE FRONTS?
17 The United Nations and the One Worlders founded the National Municipal
18 League; they in, founded the Council of .State Governments; they in turn sent
19 H. R. 2519 to Washington and had it passed; The Council of State Governments
20 then drafted a manual of prefabricated laws known as the A. C. I.R. manual.
21 The Advisory Commission on Iritergovernmental Relations was then created
22 and the State Revenue Sharing program, /The $250, 000 was then given to
23 Montana as a carrot on a stick to commit u.s to revising our constitution.
24 The H. U. D, Program then took over the administering of these funds and
25 we now must deal through them. But the program is to destroy our faith in God;to destroy our patriotism onboth state and rational levels and to moid
usinto world citizens under a onewarld government. This Convention has bee
designedpoint by point as outlined inthe National Municipal League Manual:
"TheConstitutional Convention A MANUAL onits Planning, Organization and
Operation".This hasbeen the guideline right down to the mock conventions
beingheld in the public schools. Who doyou think drafted this manual? The
followingwastaken word for word from the preface ofthat manual: en 9
'•EmilSady of the Technical Assistance Administration ofthe United Nationb,
whowas staff director forthe Alaska convention of1955, not only provided
invaluableinformation concerning that convention butalso helped lay the
groundworkand prepare the general outlines ofthis manual. At every stage
inits development Dr.Sady's critical insight and suggestions were valuable*T
He,being staff director forthe Alaska Convention, hasalso used the same
constitutionasa guidline Montana's for Constitution drafting.
TheLeague of Women voters give frequentreference tothese National
MunicipalLeague books as professionala authority. However, The League of
WomenVoters also wrote most of the material for thebooks. It is like going
aroundthe rim of a coffeecup and trying togo someplace; thereferences just
runin circles.
THE ALMIGHTY GOD?
Isthis terminology sorepugnant toyou as to remove it from our State
Constitution?Isit repugnant toyou to Think ot ?„ being higher than man? Do
youfeel thatGodhas no place in our Constitution ? Do you agree with the One
Worldproponents thatman is the almighty? Even if the Bible seems like a I 9 fictionstory toyou; and if it were not a truerecord; The philosophy, astaugh 1 by the Bible is still a good sound moral way of life. If it were put to pract-
2 ice by all; this world would be far better to live in. Our children would be
3 taught not to steal, there are many good things taught by Christian morality.
4 The mention of an Almighty God just doesn't seem repugnant enough to me as
5 to ask that it be removed from the preamble. The groups which I represent
6 have shown much desire to keep the mention of God in the preamble. They
7 feel that a preamble should represent the stature and political views of the
8 people of Montana. The people do not wish to be governed by a powerful state
9 government with power unlimited. They wish Montana to remain a government
10 of the people, by the people and for the people. Thus the preamble should let
11 it be known that the people created the state government so as to have the ad-
12 vantages of state governme nt ( not to be governed by appointed monarchs) and
13 not to be taxed without representation. This means that mention of taxes
14 should remain in the constitution. It means that these people wish to keep
l 15 tax limitations and debt limitations within the power of the people.
16 We, the Citizens for Constitutional Government and affiliated groups, are
17 not repugnant to the changing of our constitution providing the changes are
18 to make it a better and stronger constitution. To weaken the rights of the
19 people and to increase the powers of government is not to strengthen the
20 constitution.
21 As Jefferson stated: 'We must bind down the government with the chains
22 and shackles of the constitution. " He thought it necessary then and we feel
23 it to be necessary now. Let us end up with a strong constitution for the
24 people of Montana. One the that will protect us from One World Government
25 dictatorship and slavery.
6. OUR PRESENT PREAMBLE! I®:' "We, the people of Montana, grateful to Almighty God for the blessings of liberty, in order to secure the advantages of a state government, do, in i accordance with the provisions of the enabling act of congress, approved the twenty-second of February, A. D. 1889, ordain and establish this constitution. "
qOMMENT:
The present preamble gives an accurate picture of the people of Montana. CTO It shows the reason for our Constitution; to assure the advantages of a state O 7. fZ IN CONCLUSION! When the Constitutional Convention convened last week, the delegates were all pictured together in prayer. Were there actions just to impress the people of Montana, or were they sincere? If they were sincere, would they be voting to remove all mention of the Almighty God from the preamble? It is our belief that these delegates were sincere in their act of prayer. We believe that these delegates did recognize a supreme power. Wouldn't it be an act of hypocracy if they were now to feel that any mention of this Almighty God, which they have asked to help them draft a constitution for the people, was repugnant to them? Could they really expect this God to help them, if they were tt/strike him out of the preamble and out of their constitution? in re: the sovereignty of Montana" There Is a definite move to destroy the sovereign status oi' the stores of the union. Each and every delegate should know the motives behind fhis move. This cannot be told in detail because of the time and the space- However, we will try to give a brief outline of this subversive program of the Women League of Voters and their One World Counterparts. The States,being independent sovereign states, are only bound by the laws and the treaties of the United States which are in pursuit of the Const itution of the United States. The United Nations Charter is considered, by some, to be the law of the land. Experienced and informed constitutionalist know that it is not.. The U.S. Constitution gives the Federal Government power to enter into a treaty with any other sovereign nation. The United Nations is not a sovereign nation. Trie result is; the complete act of such U.N. Treaty is null and void unless it-is ratified by the states. AND NOW FOR THE MOTIVE BEHIND THE CONSTITUTIONAL REVISION: The traitors who perpetrated the UN organization are deathly afraid of Jiit -Kn owing; (1) That the State Legislatures DO have the jurisdiction and power to repeal the illegal, unlawful, unconstitutional acts of the federal goveriuuenL (2) And they are fully aware that if an individual State will enact : :h a Law, the State can stand upon that law. (3) The States were norttigna'x cv- to the UN Organization in any manner. (4) Thus the people of the various Sta'ee- b.ye. never ratified the UN Charter, or Organizatk;;., in any manner, (n) Tne people of the various States have never ratified the UN Organization by referendum.. - to which they dr-e constitutionally entitled- \o) They, the conspirators, nniy know that the enactment of the UN "Participation Aot of December 20,1^45- ' as amended October 19,1949, cannot supersede the law of the individual Sov ereign State, acting in its highest sovereign capacity. AND THERE YOU HAVE IT? The founders of the United Nations also created the National Municipal League. The Council of State Governments is the fronting organization kj destroy our constitutional barriars (with the hi/U-1 o!" iheiv publicity ar;V 'M"e League of Woman Voters.) All of this can be - <<..<:wi.>ed if this o. \.ortee wishes it to bfc so. I, Roy G. Crosby Jr.. v.-l\'\ do :-\> at .vour coav si:-at:e- 25 CITIZENS for CONSTITUTIONAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT & CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT! Mr. Chairman and Associated Members; In Re: Initiative Referendum and Recall The burdens of Referendum and Initiative Referendum should be equally burdensome on the Legislators as it is upon the people. If i:he people must obtain a certain percentage of rhe voters' signatures in order to place an issue on the ballot before the people; All other proponents of legislation, which needs a popular vote of the people, should have to ob tain the same amount of signatures. This would prevent the cumbersome necessity oi continuously voting down the same or similar issues. A GOOD EXAMPLE? When City County Consolidation was placed on the ballot around the state, the people made it known that they did not wish to consolidate. The League of Cities and the Women League of Voters have been, continuously harrassing the people with these proposals. Many times the people have come forward only to defeat a bill and find that another similar one was introduced th.e following day. In the last Legislative Session, Five of these types of bills were in troduced in the same session. When the League of Cities and Towns and the League of Women Voters were defeated in their efforts, Dan Mizner gave a statement to the Newspapers that he would return and make up for this loss by getting it into the Constitution Convention. Now Katie Payne has introduced the same measures in another form, taken from the Model State Constitution, and the people must again spend the time to make their wishes known concerning these mail order programs. Katie Payne was elected by the people to help draft a constitution for the people. ( not to "RUBBER-STAMP" more of the National Municipal League - League of Cit,ies and Towns - League of Women Voters and other programs which the people have time and time again, refused to accept. In any event, all such proposals shouid be considered in the light of what the people want. This is still a people's government. The people will be the ones who vote "yes" or 'no" on the final product. It will be up to the Delegate body as a whole to draft a constitution that is not re pugnant to the thinking of the people. Too much of this Natkmal Municipal Le'ague (MAIL ORDER PROVISIONS* could cause the people to vote down the whole constitution convention product. This would be a waste of over half a million dollars. Lets work for a positi result not a negative one! Members ClTtHNS for CONSTITUTIONAL [crosby Jr Walt Perry, Chairman Isby GOVERNMENT |stickney firs. Mary Peterson, Sec.-Treas > blley 549-5243 tander Of the People By the People For the People GENERAL GOVERNMENT & CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT! Mr. Chairman and Associated Members; In Re: Initiative Referendum and Recall The burdens of Referendum and Initiative Referendum should be equally burdensome on the Legislators as it is upon the people. If the people must obtain a certain percentage of the voters' signatures in order to place an issue on the ballot before the people; All other proponents of legislation, which needs a popular vote of the people, should have to ob tain the same amount of signatures. This would prevent the cumbersome necessity of continuously voting down the same or similar issues. A GOOD EXAMPLE? When City County Consolidation was placed on the ballot around the state, the people made it known that they did not wish to consolidate. The League of Cities and the Women League of Vorers have been, continuously harrassing the people with these proposals. Many times the people have come forward only to defeat a bill and find that another similar one was introduced the following day. In the last Legislative Session, Five of these types of bills were in troduced in the same session. When the League of Cities and Towns and the League of Women Voters were defeated in their efforts, Dan Mizaer gave a statement to the Newspapers that he would return and make up for this loss by getting it into the Constitution Convention. Now Katie Payne has introduced the same measures in another form, taken from the Model State Constitution, and the people must again spend the time to make their wishes'known concerning those mail order programs. Katie Payne was elected by the people to help draft a constitution for the people. ( not to "RUBBER-STAMP'1 more of the National Municipal League - League of Cit,ies and Towns - League of Women Voters and other programs which the people have time and time again refused to accept. In any event, all such proposals should be considered in the light of what the people want. This is still a people's government. The people will be the ones who vote "yes" or "no" on the final product. It will be up to the Delegate body as a whole to draft a constitution that is not re pugnant to the thinking of the people. Too much of this National Municipal League (MAIL ORDER PROVISIONS., could cause the people to vote down the whole constitution convention product. This would be a waste of over half a million dollars. Let's work for a positi result not a negative one! Members: CITIZENS for rson Walt Perry, Chairman Crosby tfy Mrs. Mary Peterson, Sec.-Treas Stickney 549-5243 tedley For the People The Citizens For Constitutional Government have more than 5,000 direct member and indirect associated or affiliated members. We are not a political organization and we represent only the interests of the citizens in general. We are not lobbying for any business concerns and we do not receive money from any ft big business. Our main purpose in supporting a lobby to the convention is to keep the delegates informed on our views; to keep our members informed on your views and to hope for proper representation in the constitution. We are, by no means, adverse to change. We do not object to changing the constitution. However, we do object to its destruction by the proposals of the League of Women Voters and the like. We do not feel we are obligated to settle for a partial representation of t&e people. The oneworlders have no place in our constitution. Most of the Metropolitan programs they represent are being brought into the United States by subversive elements. It is not, and it never shall be, an American idea. We do not feel obligated to accept it. We do, however, hope the delegate body of the convention will not accept it either. If they do, perhaps the voters will let them be stuck with it. We have put good money and a lot of effort in these presentations. You stated that the delegates want our views. Now that you have them consider them as a constructive light, and construct a good, strong and representative constitution. 1 1 MONTANA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION M 1971 » 1972 Proposal No. 2 A PROPOSAL TO LIMIT THE EXPENSE OF MULTIPLE ELECTIONS (votes) ON 3 4 THE SAME ISSUE. BE IT PROPOSED BY THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF THE STATE 5 OF MONTANA: 6 Section 1. There shall be a new Constitutional Section to provide as follows: 7 "Section . Issues pertaining to Constitutional amendments, or revisions, 8 referendums or changes in local City-County Government such as consolidation, 9 zoning, annexation and "Metro" must be brought to the voters for approval or 10 rejection. 11 Should such an issue be defeated, neither the same issue or similar substitute 12 issue can be presented to the voters for a period of ( ) years; nor could any 13 elected or appointed official or officials, impose upon the electorate any measures 14 implimenting any phase or part of those-defeated issues." 15 "Section . Issues of taxation such as; mill levies, bond issues, and sales 16 taxes must be single issues, not EITHER - OR, on the ballot and if defeated may 17 not be returned to the voters until reduced by a minimum of thirty per cent (30%); 18 nor could any elected or appointed official or officials impose upon the electorate 19 any phase or part of those defeated issues. 20 21 CITIZENS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL GOV. 22 --/Butte group - by Jim DoRosier 23 Con. Con. Loby Representative 24 25 , Members: ClllHfiS for Walt Perry, Chairman Jr Frosby > -i :sby Mrs. Mary Peterson, Sec.-Treas ickney 549-5243 :nate slley sander For the People Of the People By the People ture. CL The Citizens For Constitutional Government have more than 5,000 direct -Or- member and indirect associsted or affiliated members. We are not. a political organization and we represent only the interests of the citizens in general. We the are not lobbying for any business concerns and we do nov receive money from any big business. Our main purpose in supporting a Jobby to the convention is 10 keep the ue delegates informed on our views; to keep our members informed on your enta. views and to hope for proper representation in the constitution. We are, by no means, adverse to change. We do not object to changing the constitution. However, we do object to its destruction by the proposals of the League of Women Voters and the like. We do not feel we are obligated to settle for a partial representation of the people. The oneworlders have no place in our s constitution. Most of the Metropolitan programs they represent are being brought into the United States by subversive elements. It is not, and it never shall be, an American idea. We do not feel obligated to accept it. We do, however, hope the delegate body of the convention will not accept it either. If they do, perhaps the voters will let them be stuck with it. We have put good money and a lot of effort in these presentations. You stated that the delegates want our views. Now that you have them consider them as a constructive light, and construct a good, strong and representative constitution. A rr 1 On February 15, 1950, when speaking before the United States Senate, James 2 Warburg made this? statement; 3 "We shall have world government whether or not we like it. The only question is whether world government will be achieved through 4 conquest or consent. " 5 This is now being accomplished through deceit. We are being deceived 6 through false and misleading propaganda and fear tactics. The revision of State 7 Constitutions, Model Ciiy Planning and Regional Government are part of these 8 plans. The people are never informed of the true intent of these plans until it 9 is too late. This same process is now taking pUce in almost every state in the 10 Union. 11 When the city, county and stale governments aivs consolidated into "regions" 12 and areas (which will over-lap state boundaries) there will be no need for govern 13 ors, mayors, state legislators or city councils. Our /orm of government, as we 14 know it now, will be abolished. We are being told that there is a great need, on 15 all levels of government, for the problems to be solved on a geographical basis 16 rather than on a local level. We are being told that planning problems do not stop 17 within city or state lir.es. They tell us that local government cannot handle the 18 problems, and that we must take advantage of the new "federalism" to seek help on regional problems We are being told that the regional concept must be carried 19 i i i 20 out in every stale. We are being told that every district must be permanent and | 21 be a public body authorized to carry out long term planning. 22 The proponents of this type of proposal is not a threat to a creation of a super government! What, then, is Metropolitan Government, Urban Renewal, United 23 Nations and the Supreme Court ? How much money is HEW and HUD putting into 24 our state of Montana in order to control our schools and the lives of ou r children? 25 I. A Why isit. thai so many bills have boon introduced inthe Congress and in the James MontanaSlate Legislature providing forirRegionaI" government andarrangements? Whyis it that public officials ofour cities, counties andof the state cannot operate thegovernment ofthis state ? ft cannot bedenied that we aregiving enough tax dollarstosupport our state. Why aren't our officials ableto mannage? Allof the functions ofthe cities and counties arebeing consolidated. There willbe no need for local government under such a system*The people should be awarethat THIS j£ REGIONAL GOVERNMENT; The states are rapidly ontheir wayout. Tins is REGIONAL GOVERNMENT anda creationofa worldgovernment* Thisis a planneddictatorship theyare talking about, creating, AHhough this is not thesole reason ior revising ourSiaie Constitution, itis the reason why these proponentsofQnewortdism are so actively interested inthis revision process. Thesepeople wish to revise our constitution sothai it will conform to the appli cationofthe- oneworld government program. This is all being done by innocent dupesand in consort and conspiracy with the United Nations, tax-free foundations, AtlanticUnion, NATO, UNESCO, 1LO, WORLD FEDERALISTS.COUNCIL OF INTERGOVERNMENTALRELATIONS, NATIONAL MUNICIPAL LEAGUE, THE NATIONALSERVICES TO THE REGIONALCOUNCILS, COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS,AND THE COUNCILOF FOREIGNAFFAIRS. This also includes theLegislative reference service inour State Capitol and other organizations who arein favor of Regional and world government takeover. Thisis a designedplot and a PLANNED POLITICALREVOLUTION. This is beingdone through the ballotboxto destroy our st^te constitution and our state goveromentwhile we arekept busy fighting brushfires andfanning windmills on lessormatters of importance orof no significance. 2. 1 I am sure that ai! of the delegates have a copy ct our present Montana Constit 2 ution. .Look at sonjo of the proposed changes you are receiving, and compare 3 them on the following issues: 4 1. Executive 7. Bill of Rights 2. Judicial Power 8. Urban Renewal 5 3. Legislative Power 9. Seperation of Church and State 4. Voting 10. Model City Planning 6 5. Trial by Jury 11. Taxes 6. Schools 12/ State Debt 7 13. Election of Off;dale 14. Election of government bodies other than officials 15, apportionment 8 16. Home Rule Powers 17. Regional Government 1R. Metro and Local government- 9 After checking these sections of the Constitution you should begin to see that 10 something is wrong. It such proposed changes are aliowee in the final product of 11 this convention, and if these proposed changes are voted for by the people, then 12 our government (state and ioeaJ) will be destroyed by our own votes. 13 There is no question in my mind and in the minds of ihe people who sent me 14 here that fraud and deceit of the worst kind is being perpetrated upon the people. 15 The people have not been told the truth (by the proponents of oneworldism) as to 16 the inteni and ihe purpose of these suggested changes in our State Constitution and 17 what i:he actual result of these suggested changes will be. 18 The mail order constitutions which are being slipped over on the people violate 19 and contravene our present slate constitution and the United States Constitution. 20 The prohibitions in the State and the United States Constitutions are clearly defined 21 and impregnable. The only way that these changes can be made, of course, is to 22 allow for the change in our new constitution. The perpetrators of Regional and 23 world government well know this. They well know that the S;f;ate Governments 24 will have to he. abolished BEFORE THEY CAN OBTAIN THE ONE WORLD 25 GOVERNMENT IN THE UNITED STATES. If we are nof careful, this will be done 3. The revolutionary reformers of government intend, by these proposed changes, to prepare th« way for (he overthrowing of our state government. It is the transfer of the powers of city county and state government to the regional, national and world government. The revolutionary reformers are using the Constitutional Convention and proposed changes in the various state constitutions for a peaceful takeover without firing a shot. It is the. intent and purpose of These revolutionary reformers to set up the provisions for the iaicr introducuon ot a super dictator regional metropolitan government with sub-centers of control in every form, shape and fashion. This is what they call the peaceful revelation. IT IS QUITE TRUE THAT THE CONSTITUTION^ Y NJCED AMENDING, but there is certainly no need for this type of destruction. There ar e many proposed changes being made that are not needed. The repeal ot certain laws can cure or remedy any existing situation which may not be right without complete destruction of the principles of constitutional government in general. EVERY DELEGATE SHOULD READ THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS: 1. Advisory Commision on Intergovernmental Relations 2, Plan of Model Cities 3. The Public Works and Economic Development act of 1964 , rhe economic opportunity act of 1964, the Civil Rights Act of 1968, The Model Cities Aci of 1968, The Civil Rights Act of 1964, and after checking these instruments it will be very clear as to what these people are up to. We feel that the delegates on this convention should be aware of the things contained in those acts. It would help you to write a constitution which would protect the people of this state. It would also help you to write a constitution ffl acceptable to the common cause of the people of this state. Only an informed delegate body can stop this march of regional and world government domination, dictatorship and enslavement oil the people. Do nor remain misquided and divided. •Do.not wait for a leader to lead you out of this chaos. You people must, as a 4. group, be ihe leader. The faie of this Sovereign State ist in a aea8e, in your hands, but the people will have the final say in the matter. Let's not take a chance of wasting three quarters of a million dollars because of ignorance concerning the problem. The people are not all ignorant and unconcerned. The oneworldism proposals could defeat the complete product of this convention. Do not get bogged down on other issues while our form of government is being undermined by these subversive proposals. 8 This is not being told to scare you people. If you do not believe what we are trying to convey !o you, look into it now before it is too late. Anaohed ro this 9 10 presentation, you will find a copy of H.H,2519 which has already -passed la the 10 11 Congress of the United States. Montana has, through Ihe aaions of ihe Legislative 11 12 Council, accepted the $250,000 and the Governor agreed to participate in this 12 13 complete program, The Stare of Montana is a dues paying member of the Council 13 14 of State Governments. The Council of State Governments not only drafted the 14 15 bill (H.R.2519) but (hey also drafted a manual of Mail Order laws designed to 15 16 implement the whole subversive program. This manual is called the "Advisory 16 17 Commission on Intergovernmental delations Manual. (Over 1000pages of sub 17 18 version). 18 19 In the last Legislative Session, the Citizens for Constitutional Government did 19 20 oppose the bills of the League of Cities and Towns concerning this program. At 20 21 the close of the session, after a complete defeat, Dan Mizner stated in the press: 21 22 "Montana's cities will have to wait until the Constitutional Convention to bid for 22 23 complete home rule. " Now, ix is quite evident that with the help of such liberals 23 24 as the women League of Voters and Katie Payne and some of the proponents of 24 25 such proposed legislation, Dan Mizner is making quite a strong bid for such evil 25 5. I proposals. We feel that such attempts should be halted immediately. The pewspapers caliche defeat of Dan Mtzner and his legislation a mere de lay. This is exactly what is is unless we unite and see that something is done to 4 prevent it. There are a number of proposals contained in the legislative council's 5 Report No. 25 (dated 1968). Most of the proposals of Dim Mizner are contained 6 in the A. C. I.R. manual of the Council of State Governments, (This is also a Nat £2 7 ional Municipal League Organization) The true purpose behind such legislation is 8 to bring Montana into compliance with their committment under H. R. 2519. We iQ© 9 have accepted (he $250,000 and we must deliver the goods. 10 The LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS is the publicity arm for the subversive 11 Council of State Governments. There is no question about ihis. They do need a 12 great deal of watching in this convention. 13 Dan Mizner, the League of Women Voters (as an organization) and the proponents 14 of these propoals are not serving the people. They are merely acting as the mer 15 chants of our freedom. Then they propose taking more money from the HUD pro 16 gram to sell fheir product to the people. How many pieces of silver does it take? 17 Even with the inflation, it. should not take $50 to $100 thousand dollars! 18 Look into that Model State Constitution.. Examine the proposals of H.R.2519. 19 Look into the programs, of the League of Women Voters. Then step back away 20 from it all and view is in the eyes of a tax-paying citizen. Then write a compatible 21 I constitution for the people who entrusted you with that office. We have some good 22 men and women on this convention. We also have some good lobby people (sitting on the convention as lobbying delegates for the oneworlders. It is up to the rest 24 of the decent delegates to shackle the subversives. I am sure the public and the 25 citizens which I am hereto represent will respect you for your efforts. Thank You* 6