The Georgia Constitution, at Article I, Section I, Paragraph II, provides: 'Protection to person and property is the paramount duty of government and shall be impartial and complete. No person shall be denied the equal protection of the laws.' Because a fetus is a person, constitutional protection attaches at the moment of conception. It is therefore the duty of the General Assembly to protect the innocent life that is being taken...
As the United States Constitution confers to no federal branch either the authority over the definition or prosecution of murder, or the power to nullify the laws of a state that do the same, Roe v. Wade is 'no law,' is a nullity, and carries no legal effect in Georgia...
The practice of abortion is murder and conspiracy to commit murder per se; The practice of abortion has caused a significant reduction in the number of citizens in this state that would serve as workers, entrepreneurs, teachers, employees, and employers that would have significantly contributed to the prosperity and continuation of this state; and
The failure to prosecute a violation of this code section is a violation of the obligation of this state to provide all of its citizens with an equal protection of the laws.
WHY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS NO RIGHT TO STOP GEORGIA FROM OUTLAWING ABORTION
Following are excerpts from the Georgia Law Banning Abortion:
"The United States Congress has reserved to itself 'all legislative powers herein vested' according to Article I, Section I of the Constitution of the United States;
'Herein vested' to the United States Congress applies to only five crimes: (1) counterfeiting, (2) piracy, (3) felonies on the high seas, (4) offenses against the law of nations, and (5) treason; according to Article I, Section VIII and Article III, Section III of the Constitution of the United States;
Murder is not counterfeiting, piracy, felony on the high seas, an offense against the law of nations, or treason;
Georgia has, therefore, reserved to itself exclusive jurisdiction over the definition and punishment of murder under Amendment X of the Constitution of the United States;
The United States judiciary only has authority to hear cases or controversies 'arising under this Constitution' and then only if 'affecting ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls; to all cases of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction; to controversies to which the United States shall be a Party; to controversies between two or more states; between a state and citizens of another state; between citizens of different states; between citizens Of the same state claiming lands under grants of different states, and between a state, or the citizens thereof, and foreign states, citizens or subjects';
The definition and prosecution of murder within Georgia to protect its own unborn citizens affects neither an ambassador nor other public minister or consul; is not a case of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction; is not a controversy to which the United States shall be a party; is not a controversy between two or more states, nor between the state of Georgia and the citizens of another state; is not a controversy between a citizen of Georgia and a citizen of a different state; is not related to citizens of Georgia claiming lands under grants of different states; and is not a case between Georgia or its citizens and Another state and its citizens;
The United States Supreme Court had no jurisdiction to hear or decide the case of Roe v. Wade;
As it had no jurisdiction to hear the case, certainly the United States Supreme Court lacked the authority to pass, or order all states to strike or refuse to enforce, a law that is outside of its subject matter or federal jurisdiction;
Even if the United States Supreme Court had jurisdiction, its authority is limited to the case or controversy before it, and its opinion extends no further than between the parties to the case or controversy;
It is a foundational principle of our constitutional republic, and 'a proposition too plain to be contested, that the Constitution controls any legislative act repugnant to it'; 'a law repugnant to the Constitution is void' and even 'the courts … are bound by that instrument'; Marbury v. Madison, 1 U.S. 137, 177 and 180 (1803);
As 'an act of the legislature, repugnant to the Constitution, is void,' does not 'bind the courts, and oblige them to give it effect,' Marbury at 177, an act of the United States Supreme Court, repugnant to the Constitution, is void and does not bind the state or oblige it to give it effect;
Georgia hereby unequivocally expresses its firm resolution to maintain and defend the Constitution of the United States against every aggression, either foreign or domestic, and most solemnly declares a warm attachment to the Union of the states and seeks its preservation and continuation; It is 'for this end it is their duty to watch over and oppose every infraction of those principles which constitute the only basis of that Union'; Virginia Resolutions of 1798-99;
However, denying to a state the right to define and punish a crime not specified in the United States Constitution is a per se legislative act;
The nullification of a state´s properly promulgated laws is specifically delineated as an offense committed by King George against the states, for which separation became necessary; The Unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America;
Compliance with, and continuation of, a fiat determination of the Supreme Court from nearly 35 years ago will cause the basis of this Union, and eventually the Union itself, to fall..." House Bill 916 concludes.
Sue Horn, the Editor of the Carroll Star News, one of my hometown newspapers here in Georgia, tried to remain calm when she reported on the proposed law on January 13, 2008, but she didn't do such a good job. She fumed, "Separation becomes necessary!? This is very worrisome wording. Are they really saying that Georgia would secede from the union over abortion?...And if there should be any federal interference with Georgia's new law, we citizens might just find ourselves a member of a new, separate nation...Therefore the State of Georgia intends to outlaw abortion in this State even if it requires the State of Georgia to remove itself from the union..." If she was not yet pulling her hair, her hands were obviously moving in that direction. She concluded her report by saying, "I'm out of space. But not out of outrage."
So while the pro-life leaders of the USA are prancing on stage in front of the State capitol in Atlanta, the real defenders of babies slated for death are rallying to the clarion call of the founding fathers of the real United States of America who were not engaged in futile political rhetoric when they decided to either get liberty or death here in this new land called the United States of America.
If you haven't heard of me, Neal Horsley, then you haven't been paying attention to the battle to abolish legalized abortion over the last decade or so. Federal Courts have ruled that I am a "nationally known public figure" precisely because for years I have thrust myself into the forefront of the battle to defend unborn babies. People believe that I am deadly serious about outlawing abortion. My entire campaign for Governor is about getting elected Governor of Georgia so I can sign the exact law defined in House Bill One and then enforce it using all the power of the State of Georgia to that end.
But I am doing more than riding on the coattails of the Georgia Lawmakers working for House Bill One. I add something to the language of the law that is not presently spelled out in House Bill 916. As I go around the State of Georgia campaigning for Governor, I tell the people that if they do not believe me when I tell them God is going to destroy the United States of America unless we outlaw abortion in at least one State, then they only have to wait awhile longer and they will see that I speak truth. I tell them that the argument of events is going to bring events into the lives of the American people that will make it plain to everyone on earth that this nation is being disgraced by God. The only way to reconcile this nation to God is to give Him back the Right to be the Only One who defines who lives and who dies. Outlawing abortion is the beginning of restoring The Creator's Rights in the United States of America
Please contact me if you want to help get Georgia House Bill 916 (House Bill One) enacted as law.
