TO: Justice _________FROM: Law ClerkRE: Citizenship Clause – Scope of “Subject to the Jurisdiction Thereof”DATE: _________ QUESTION PRESENTED Whether the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment confers United States citizenship based solely on territorial birth, or whether citizenship requires being “subject to the jurisdiction” of the United States in the full political sense intended …
TORAH Principle: The Few Whose Righteousness Preserves the Many Across ancient civilizations (Mesopotamian, Greek, Norse, Canaanite): Thunder and lightning were believed to signal the gods contending, quarreling, or warring in the heavens The people below experienced: Fear Uncertainty Destruction No agency No voice To the “little people,” the chaos above felt arbitrary, uncontrollable, and fatal. …
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ONE-PAGER 1 From the beginning of Scripture, GOD reveals that He deals with humanity not merely as isolated individuals, but as covenantal communities. Within those communities, the obedience, faithfulness, or intercession of a few righteous individuals can bring preservation, blessing, and mercy upon the many. Key Scriptural Foundations: • Genesis 18:22–32 – Abraham intercedes for …
See: The Ancient Belief: Cosmic Conflict Seen From Below Core Biblical Rule (Torah):From the beginning of Scripture, GOD reveals that He deals with humanity not merely as isolated individuals, but as covenantal communities. Within those communities, the obedience, faithfulness, or intercession of a few righteous individuals can bring preservation, blessing, and mercy upon the many. …
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(directory) Shortly after ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment in December 1865, on January 5, 1866, Lyman Trumbull, the Senator from Illinois, introduced the first federal civil rights bill in the nation’s history. According to Trumbull, the “abstract truths and principles” of the Thirteenth Amendment meant nothing “unless the persons who are to be affected . …
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In thanking GOD, more individuals and entities are expressing keen interest in investing (financial or in-kind) in the ongoing, epic venture of the Compton Cricket Club (CCC) and its international “Sports for Human Civility” effort. Particularly poignant is that for the first time in Olympic history, Cricket, the second-largest fan-based sport on earth, will be …
(directory-We) The Declaration of Independence in which GOD Is The Central Figure, Mentioning Him Four (4) Times “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all human beings are created equal, being endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights, among them, Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Property – Happiness (real and intellectual) The …
(directory-We) This matter is of particular importance and significance to YOU/US American Africans, US Federalised Citizens, of the only, and exclusive, 14th Amendment, “Birthright”, Super Citizenship Status, being the descendant-children of America’s Chattel Slaves. As our collective, generational, vicarious, chattel enslaved back, is the foundation upon which the 1776 Founding Fathers wrote the Declaration of Independence …
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* “Cricket Outta Compton” – winner of the Black Maria, National Film Festival @ https://vimeo.com/98808999/ * Another Version of COC @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSYOxf3dsk4 Go here and see many more short videos of Homies & the POPz @ https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=cricket+outta+compton+joan+chen+Vimeo+ * At the website, see more news articles and video clips – “In the News.” @ https://comptoncricketclub.us/news.html * LA cricket: Club …
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(dire-we) (The Promissory Note and Its Promise To America’s Promised) by the Rev.-Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Civil Rights March and Rally On Washington, DC Saturday, August 28, 1963 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered this iconic ‘I Have a Dream’ speech at the March on Washington on August 28, 1963. See entire text of …