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In today's video, it's really an interview, which you're about to see,

I unravel some of the particular notions concerning whether or not it should be considered realistic to amend the U.S. Constitution, specifically the means by which we would make a second route to amending the U.S. Constitution.

We've done one route 27 times. That requires one or another branches of the U.S. Constitution. We've done one route 27 times. That requires one or another

branches of the federal government, which is now corrupted and corrupting. The other route would

be done through the states, a so-called amendment method by the states or convention by the states.

We'll see how realistic that ends up being.

You can judge for yourself. But the presumption is, if we can't do it this way, then the U.S. Constitution is done and we can't amend it.

And the amendments that could be made, if any, would be corrupt and favoring the

aggrandizement of the U.S. federal government, which is the opposite direction we need to go on.

They're the ones in charge of amending it through the traditional route.

I also want to remind all of you that if this fails,

Balkanization, nullification, and state's rights is the main emphasis. It really needs to be the

main emphasis no matter what. And if you do that, bear in mind that this will require moving to a red state.

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