Join JBS.org Freedom Campaign - Utah

You'll get invited to our Meetups as soon as they're scheduled!

JBS.org Freedom Campaign - Utah Message Board › Article V Convention or Constitutional Convention (Con-Con)

Article V Convention or Constitutional Convention (Con-Con)

Bliss W. Tew
Posted Dec 18, 2008 5:04 PM
user 5262163
Group Organizer
Provo, UT
Post #: 132
Send an Email You are unable to greet this member
In 2001, Utah's two Coordinators, with permission for JBS HQ, launched an education and action campaign within Utah for JBS member to educate Utah's 104 Legislators regarding the dangers of applying for an Article V Convention. After fasting and prayer, and years of work by JBS members to convince Utah's Legislators to pass a Rescission Resolution to rescind their applications to Congress for an Article V Convention, the measure passed without a single vote against it. The Resolution, passed in February 2001, was HJR 15. The battle continues. If 34 states apply to Congress for a Constitutional Convention, one must be held. There is nothing to prevent such a convention from becoming a "runaway convention." Learn more by viewing the JBS produced video:
http://www.youtube.co...

Many have asked about this topic as Ohio's legislature has debated calling for a Constitutional convention lately and Virginia's may as well. Maryland has also considered making an application to Congress.
A recent article on the topic is found at: http://www.thenewamer...
A former member
Posted Dec 18, 2008 8:25 PM
Post #: 4

Here is the link to the bill in question from Ohio - a con con only happened once in American history - and yes it was a run away convention - although back then it was really good for us... it gave us the current US constitution, however Nancy Pelosi and her team will be the ones to decide the delegates, and that means very bad for us...

http://www.legislatur...


Also please visit www.itsourfreedom.com

Tatsit

Bliss W. Tew
Posted Jan 16, 2009 7:59 PM
user 5262163
Group Organizer
Provo, UT
Post #: 143
Send an Email You are unable to greet this member
Even if the State Legislators in the 50 State Legislatures decide on the delegates to a modern Article V Convention, the dangers are multiple. Again, please view our Beward of Article V video on the topic:

http://www.youtube.co...
Bliss W. Tew
Posted Jul 9, 2009 4:48 PM
user 5262163
Group Organizer
Provo, UT
Post #: 164
Send an Email You are unable to greet this member
Today, Mr. Jared Law, the Founder of the Project 9/12 Network, emailed me to state that he and his organizationare unequivically against an Article V Convention, a Constitutional Convention, being called at this time in America! That's great news.
Bliss W. Tew
Posted Aug 14, 2009 10:05 AM
user 5262163
Group Organizer
Provo, UT
Post #: 177
Send an Email You are unable to greet this member
A great article, Dangers of a Constitutional Convention, has been reproduced as a reprint which is available for $0.50 each or in quantities as low as $0.30 each from shopjbs.org. If you want to understand the issue and desire to bring understanding to your State Legislators as well about the Article V Convention, the new reprint is an inexpensive way to pass along important information. Find the Reprint here:
http://www.shopjbs.or...
Bliss W. Tew
Posted Sep 26, 2009 12:44 PM
user 5262163
Group Organizer
Provo, UT
Post #: 180
Send an Email You are unable to greet this member
"Beware Article V" is the title of a DVD available from www.shopjbs.org that can be obtained to educate ourselves, our legislators, local opinion molders, political party leaders, and others about the unpredictable dangers that would follow the invocation of a constitutional convention. Read about the commemoration of the constitution at the blog: http://www.jbs.org/co...

Those who read the editorial in the September 17th issue of the Daily Herald newspaper can see that there's a push on for convincing our legislators to again issue an application for a constitutional convention to Congress. But, let us remind our legislators that in 2001, HJR-15 passed without a single dissenting vote in either house of Utah's Legislatures as a bill to rescind all of Utah's previous applications for an Article V Convention. Thus, Utah's legislators fully considered the dangers of a convention and rejected it.
Powered by mvnForum