1/8/12 Ask Yourself Again

DO YOU BELIEVE IN THE FOLLOWING:

peace, honesty,

hardiness, bravery, strength, valour,

vigilance, truth, loyalty, perseverance and justice.

If so, then you can agree to support the following symbol:

http://www.flags-flags-flags.org.uk/costa-rican-flag.htm

More to come on this ideal. Much more. Stay tuned.

1/12/12 Would Anybody Be Opposed to This?

That no one can force anybody into any association whatsoever.

Freedom of religion or to practice no religion at all.

That sovereignty exists within the nation (the people), not elected groups which may be lobbied for special interests.

That public servants are public SERVANTS and as such are bound to preordained law via oaths that they may not exceed their mandates.

That public servants (officials) have a duty to answer to any request even if that answer is that they are unsure and offer their supervisors as a potential next step in order to clarify and answer the request.

That foreigners may exist under the same prime protections from government as nationals.

That no such group of public servants may alter the prime directive given them.

IF YOU BELIEVE IN THE ABOVE STATED PRINCIPLES, THEN YOU CAN FAVOR THE FOLLOWING:

http://www.costaricalaw.com/legalnet/constitutional_law/constitenglish.html

1/20/12 Consider This

I admit; I have never actually sat down and thoughtfully read any constitution before now. In the past, I have felt satisfied simply knowing they exist. But lately, I have been sitting with the Constitution of Costa Rica and realizing how straight forward it actually is. I have also learned that each word of the Constitution of Costa Rica was chosen with great care. Considering that, it is interesting to examine the words that tie bigger concepts together. Now on to James and a look at rights vs. entitlements...

Article 51 of the Constitution of Costa Rica:

ARTICLE 51: The family, as a natural element and foundation of society, is entitled to State protection. Mothers, children, the elderly and the destitute infirm are also entitled to such protection.

Conversely when an entitlement is NOT requested, that the family is protected FROM the state. Rights come from nature/entitlements come from government. Rights are inalienable, whereas entitlements are applied for. Rights do not degrade others' rights, whereas entitlements allow for economic redistribution schemes. No individual has a right to force others to pay for their health care. That is an entitlement and you are entitled to apply for such benefits.

http://www.lectlaw.com/def/e081.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entitlement

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissists

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissistic_rage

http://breckshire.wordpress.com/2007/03/18/rights-vs-entitlement-and-privilege/

http://www.thefreemanonline.org/columns/rights-versus-entitlements/

An entitlement must be applied (meet requirements) amongst others who have registered for similar benefits and that the other entitles have agreed to support your claims and demands as an entitlement. If those who have not consented are forced by the collective to pay or support those who have claimed an entitlement, then that is equal to slavery (involuntary servitude) which no person has the right to enslave another.

http://www.auburn.edu/~johnspm/gloss/entitlement_program

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9RYh40wwrI

http://www.etalkinghead.com/archives/the-difference-between-rights-and-entitlements-2010-01-22.html

1/30/2012 Take Note of the Use of Words

ARTICLE 55. The special protection of mothers and minors shall be entrusted to an autonomous institution named Patronato Nacional de la Infancia (National Infancy Foundation), with the collaboration of other State institutions.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/special

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/shall

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/autonomous

Take note of the use of the words shall and special. Who shall (can) get special (over and above the ordinary) protection?

Those who are entitled in article 51. Who are entitled? Those that meet the requirements. Who meets the requirements? Those that register. Who registers? Those that give their consent to get the entitlements and special protection.

http://www.law.yale.edu/rcw/rcw/jurisdictions/amc/costarica/frontpage.htm

Further to this link we can see the structure of authority. Costa Rica has given 100% of this 'special' protection to a self regulated commercial trust agency under the laws of the UNITED NATIONS. As such, the UN dictates over the matters involving 'registered' children. They cannot take control over those 'unregistered' or stateless children because to do so would force association with a civil entity, organization, group, club or other series of people who have decided to take such controls by force. This is the reason people must be registered. To be registered makes you special and entitled. To be forced to associate with any religious group of ministries such as the ministry of health etc. would be forced religion.

Remember, the Law here in CR is Spanish civil law, but its moral base is the Judeao Christioan principles written in the Bible and subscribed to in the constitution. Remember, any law not in accordance with the God of Israel requires consent, typically through a registry and numbering process. As tawdry and insipid as this is, these are not my beliefs, they are those of who authored those documents. I am simply observing them.

More on the United Nations and their mysterious autonomous control next time.