On 4 July 1776 in Philadelphia, during the Second Continental Congress, the Declaration of independency was announced. present 4 July is celebrated as the day of the independency of the United States. The Declaration of independency is an highly crucial document, the content and message of which is inactive valid and has a dense impact on the full US abroad policy. The Declaration of independency is at the root of the resounding social conflict within the US, which is rooted in the current ideological, political and political changes in the US. It must be remembered that the U.S. has ruled oligarchy and its nomenclature since the beginning of its existence, as in all Calvinist republics and the russian Union. Bureaucrats are appointed to their offices by representatives elected in the general election. Trivia, it may be said that a citizen has the right to choose a sutener, but it does not affect who will take the power of the dummies in the brothel. The nomenclature in the U.S. is called Deep State or the pejorative word of the Swamp (bagno). The government of the state is managed by officials of a given alternatively than by choice, frequently they are full household clans, mutually sligated, possessing hereditary power. The best examples are the Gates clans, the Bush clans, the Kennedy clans, the Pritzker clans or the Biden clans. Almost all state in the United States has its clans. Bureaucracy naturally creates nepotism.
The content of the declaration straight refers to paragraph 1 of Magna Carta, which reads: At the outset, we gave way to God, and with this document, we have approved for all time on behalf of ourselves and our successors, that the English Church is to be free and hold all its powers and freedoms, and that we want it to be respected, and that further comes from the fact that the freedom of election, which is considered to be the top request of the English Church of our own free and unforced will, has been granted and our privilege approved even before the strife which broke out between us and J of our Barons, and we have obtained its confirmation by Pope Innocent III, so we will observe it so that in good religion it will be respected by our successors forever. besides to all free men of our kingdom in the name of our own and our successors for all time we have commanded that all the freedoms described below, along with their heirs, should be kept from us and from our successors.
The preamble to the Declaration of independency is as follows: Whenever the course of events makes it essential for a nation to break its political ties with another nation, and to take up a separate and equal position among the earthly powers to which it is authorized by the laws of nature and its God, appropriate respect for all mankind requires that this nation give reasons to separate itself.
We find the following truths obvious: that all men are created equal, that the Creator has given them certain inviolable rights, that they include the right to life, freedom and pursuit of happiness.
That in order to safeguard these rights were created among people governments whose righteous power derives from the consent of the rulers.
That if any form of government would prevent these goals from being achieved, then the nation has the right to change or overthrow specified a government and establish a fresh one, the basis of which will be specified principles and specified an organization of power as would appear to the nation most conducive to their happiness and security. Of course, discretion will dictate that a permanent government should not be changed for trivial and transient reasons; Experience has besides shown that people like to endure all the evil that is to be endured, alternatively than straighten their paths by destroying the forms to which they are accustomed. However, erstwhile a long series of abuses and usurpations, constantly in the same direction, betrays their intention to introduce absolute and despotic power, then their right and human right becomes their work to reject specified a government and to make a fresh defender for their future security.
Both texts mention to God, who created a free man and gave him the inalienable right to self-determination resulting from free will and conscience. Let me remind you that the fathers of the United States and the authors of the Declaration of independency were Protestants, profoundly rooted in Calvinism. Marcin Luther in his work De servo arbitio stated that free will and conscience is enslaved by sin and thus cannot decide his own actions. Marcin Luther in his earlier work De libertate christiana (About Christian Freedom) made 2 conflicting thesis resulting from the literal explanation of Scripture referred to as Sola Scriptura:
1. A Christian is simply a completely free master of all things, no 1 subordinate.
2. The Christian is the foremost servant of all things and subject to all things.
According to Martin Luther, a man seeking salvation under the Law becomes his slave, and the more zealous he is in his adherence, the more devastating he is to his own weakness. The free will of man and freedom of conscience be only within the 5 principles of Protestantism of Sola scriptura (Only Scripture), Sola fide (Only faith), Sola gratia (only grace), Solus Christus (only Christ), Soli Deo gloria (only God's glory). John Calvin further radicalized Martin Luther's views on the freedom of man's will and conscience. Declarations of independency should be considered in the context of Protestant theology and its schizophrenia. For the Catholic and Protestant, the text of the Declaration of independency is interpreted in 2 highly different ways. Magna Carta de facto is the constitution of the Catholic state and the basis of it lies Catholic theology. The preamble to the Declaration of independency has its roots in Protestant theology and is simply a Protestant version of Magna Cart's first paragraph.
To full realize the meaning of the freedom of religion enshrined in the first amendment to the Constitution, it must be considered in the context of Protestant theology. The 5 principles of Protestantism rejects the Catholic creed, the Creed of Nice-Constantinopolitan, which states that Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit he accepted the body from the Virgin Mary and became a Man, and a belief in one, holy, universal and apostolic Church. I confess 1 baptism to forgive sins. all time the Protestant denomination changes, it involves a second baptism. The 5 principles of Protestantism naturally let sectarianism, and so in the United States we have countless even sectarian churches. The consequence of the rejection of the unity of the universal apostolic church to which Magna Carta refers is the perversion of the Christian religion resulting in the formation and tolerance of criminal sects in the United States, specified as the Temple of the Student People of Christ Pastor James Jones or David's branch David Koresh. The Catholic Church protects believers from destructive sectarianism through catechism, liturgies, canon law, church hierarchy, sacraments, the Sacred Congregation of the Doctrine of religion and Excommunication.
Record of the Declaration of independency on the inalienable right of people to overthrow unjust governments:
That in order to safeguard these rights were created among people governments whose righteous power derives from the consent of the rulers.
That if any form of government would prevent these goals from being achieved, then the nation has the right to change or overthrow specified a government and establish a fresh one, the basis of which will be specified principles and specified an organization of power as would appear to the nation most conducive to their happiness and security.
He refers to the dispute between Saint Thomas Becket and King Henry II, the rebellion of the Barons resulting in Magna Carta, the rebellion of Martin Luther towards the Catholic Church and the Puritan rebellion of Oliver Cromwell against the King. (I highly urge a wonderful 1964 movie titled Becket with Peter O’Tool and Richard Burton in lead roles). It besides confirms the Calvinist doctrine of just authority in which the church (a people united in faith) is the community and body of which Jesus Christ is the head, and all members under Christ's regulation are equal. The pastoral ministry is entrusted to the full church and divided among many presbyters. All who hold any office do so by choosing the congregation they represent. The church is to be administered and directed by the assemblies of deacons, pastors and elders chosen to guarantee a fair representation of the church as a whole.
Record: Of course, discretion will dictate that a permanent government should not be changed for trivial and transient reasons. Relates 2 thesis Luther: 2. The Christian is the foremost servant of all things and subject to all things. And the evidence says: Experience has besides shown that people like to endure all the evil that is to be endured, alternatively than straighten their paths by destroying the forms to which they are accustomed. It follows from Martin's thesis that man is inherently sinful and striving to attain salvation under the Law, becomes his slave, and the more zealous he is in obeying the destructive law of vide Catholic canon law, the more devastating he is to be aware of his own weakness.
Record: We find the following truths obvious: that all men are created equal, that the Creator has given them certain inviolable rights, that they include the right to life, freedom and pursuit of happiness. It is borrowed from the Suma of Theological Saint Thomas of Aquinas. This is not the only debt from St. Thomas's work in Aquinas. The second part of the Declaration of independency lists all the transgressions, violation of the King's law and wickedness that forced the colonists to declare obedience and start a just war. Saint Thomas of Aquinas lists 3 conditions which must be fulfilled by a fair war, the first is auctoritas principis or authority from which the war is to be waged, in the case of the Declaration of Independence, roles auctoritas principis meet the signatories to the Declaration. The second condition is causa iusta or the rightness of the case, this rightfulness was explained in the preamble and in part of the Second Declaration of Independence, which lists the King's many transgressions. The 3rd condition for a fair war is intentio recta, that is, an honest intention to support good or avoid evil. Signatories felt that their honest intention was to defend people from lawlessness, abuse, absolute and despotic power and creating a fresh defender for your future security. Writing the Declaration of independency was entrusted to a five-man committee composed of Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Roger Sherman, John Adams and Robert Livingston. Everyone but Benjamin Franklin was lawyers. The theological sum of Saint Thomas of Aquinas is the foundation of European law, the argument utilized in the Declaration itself is identical to that applied by Saint Thomas in his monumental work.
Reflecting on the Declaration of Independence, a very crucial work of Protestant legislation, it seems to be contrary to the 5 principles of Protestantism Sola scriptura (Tylko), Sola fide ( („), Sola gratia ( („), Solus Christus ( („), Soli Deo gloria ( („). However, the Declaration of independency became an act of declaration of war to the British Empire by impoverished collegiates without the arms industry, army, weapons, ammunition and war fleet. Poles are not the only ones who take a sun hoe with the slogan “Anything will happen!” on their lips.
The Declaration of independency laid the foundation for all 10 amendments to the US Constitution, especially the first two. The first amendment consists of 5 inalienable rights guaranteeing people the right of freedom of speech, the press, religion, gatherings and petitioning the government to repair harm. The second amendment to the Constitution reads: A disciplined militia is essential to the safety of a free state; the right of people to have and carry weapons cannot be compromised. Logically, it follows from the text of the Declaration of Independence. The people who have no weapons are incapable to defy evil in all its forms. A defenseless society cannot wage a righteous war.
According to the U.S. Constitution, only legislature has the right to declare war. This is in line with the first condition of a fair war auctoritas principis. Throughout history, the U.S. legislature declared war only 11 times:
1812 War on Britain
1846 War on Mexico
1898 War of Spain
1917 War on Germany
1917 War on Austro-Hungary
1941 War on Japan
1941 War against Germany
1941 War on Italy
1942 War on Bulgaria
1942 War on Romania
1942 War on Hungary
The U.S. wars against Berber pirates and wars with Indians can be classified as “special military operations”.
Other U.S. armed conflicts were very diverse and complicated in law. The war in Korea by law was an armed intervention by the United Nations. safety Council Resolutions 83 and 84 gave associate States, global powers to reconstruct peace on the Korean Peninsula, and appointed the United States as the leader of the United Command, known as UN Command.
The legal basis of the Vietnam War was a resolution of the U.S. legislature called as Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (Resolution of Tonkin Gulf). On 7 August 1964, the legislature adopted a resolution on the Gulf of Tonkin, authorising president Johnson to take all the measures he considers essential to keep global peace and safety in Southeast Asia. legislature utilizing the argument of maintaining global peace and safety failed to mention to the definition of the just war of St. Thomas of Aquinas as well as the signing of the Declaration of Independence: That if any form of government would prevent these goals from being achieved, then the nation has the right to change or overthrow specified a government and establish a fresh one, the basis of which will be specified principles and specified an organization of power as would appear to the nation most conducive to their happiness and security. According to Vladimir Putin's terminology, the Vietnam War was a “special military operation” of the United States. During the Vietnam War, more than 1 million Vietnamese and 53,000 American soldiers were killed. The Gulf of Tonkin incident, which led to the escalation of the war, was triggered by secret CIA operations.
The US invasion of Grenada in October 23, 1983 had no legal basis and was based on James Monroe's doctrine. The United States attempted to build a coalition of six Caribbean states centered in the Organization of east Caribbean States (Organization of East Caribbean States) and the Caribbean Peace Force (Caribbean Peace Force) based on Article 52 of the United Nations Charter, which according to the U.S. government was the legal basis for stableness and defence of peace in the region. The armed intervention in Grenada was justified by the United States claiming that Grenada destabilizes the full region by over-expanding its armed forces in the coalition with Cuba and the russian Union, Grenada's socialist government breaks the law and brutally violates human rights as defined in the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights and enshrined in the Declaration of Independence. In another words, the US invasion of Grenade was a “special military operation” of the United States.
The 1986 US attack on Libya must be classified as “special military operations”. The main pretext for the attack was the 1985 bombing of Rome Airport by arabian terrorists in which 19 people were killed. The U.S. has for years accused Muammar Gaddafi of destabilising the region by anti-Israeli policies, supporting terrorists of all kinds including the Red Brigades, striving for weapons of mass destruction, atomic weapons and human rights violations.
The distorted justification of the just war of Saint Thomas of Aquinas, supported by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations, the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and the US Declaration of Independence, was utilized during the bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999 by NATO forces under the leadership of the United States. U.S. Diplomacy has been able to push through UN resolutions giving NATO a legal mandate for armed intervention in Yugoslavia. For the first time on a global scale, the information media were utilized in a well-planned and coordinated propaganda run to gain global public support for armed intervention in the Balkan war. The run was symbolized by the cover of Time magazine depicting Bosnian Muslim Fikret Alić behind the barbed wires of the Serbian camp in the village of Omarska. It was an apparent game of emotions referring to the German concentration camp in Oświęcim. This kind of deliberate manipulation and playing on human emotions is present referred to as Fake News. Both the U.S. and the European Union's diplomacy demanded the UN's approval to bomb Yugoslavia, citing an argument causa iustaIn this case, the Serbs of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union have been argued for their violation. The United States considered that they had a moral work to intervene militarily due to the fact that the Yugoslavian authorities violated the inalienable human rights enshrined in the Declaration of Independence. The United Nations played a function auctoritas principis Or authority whose work is to wage a just war. The media run fulfilled the 3rd condition of a just war intentio recta or honest intention, that intention was to halt the alleged genocide compared to German death camps. This complex operation has proved to be highly effective and has become the pattern utilized in wars in Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, Syria and Ukraine.
The legal basis for both wars in Iraq was the United Nations resolutions. In this case too, the UN was to play a function auctoritas principis A fair war. The speech of Secretary of State, retired General Colin Powell at the February 2003 UN safety Council was an improved version of the legal method applied to Libya and Yugoslavia. In Colin Powell's speech, he utilized the sofismat. ad terrorum to get a mandate for second armed intervention in Iraq. As in the war in Yugoslavia, the media built an excellent global propaganda campaign. The global opinion was firmly convinced that the Iraqi government was a people-eater and the United States was defending the planet from destruction. In time, it turned out that Colin Powell was insolently lying to his eyes.
Literally the same method was utilized for armed intervention in Afghanistan, scaring people Osama Bin Ladin and against Syria which governs the Bashar al-Assad criminal. The principles of the fair war outlined by Saint Thomas of Aquinas were pierced by the United States into diplomatic and legal weapons, a real club to cover any opposition to Hegemon. Now the main villains are Russia and China.
All 3 grounds for a fair war are utilized in propaganda to fuel a criminal war in Ukraine and to make a war with China. In a grotesque and primitive way, the Russians dehumanize themselves by calling them Orcs of Lords of the Rings Tolkien.The best example of the enemy's dehumanization is the statements of a transvestite from the US, a spokesperson for the Ukrainian army Sarah Ashton-Cirillo. Unfortunately, YouTube censored and removed all scandalous statements by a transvestite from the US. Insolent and rude propaganda even reaches for Katyń crime to rise the fear of Poles from the threat that Putin Russia is carrying. Unfortunately, playing with emotions is very effective. Fear limits all rational thinking. Critics of fear policy are being cast upon the epithets of the Ruska Onuca type.
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