Joe Kelley
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I am going to choose which information will best explain both the problem and the solution to the problem (the problem is ubiquitous corruption in a counterfeit government power, and the solution is trial by jury according to the true - not the counterfeit - common law) as best I can. First is a note from Thomas Jefferson that spells out something I will call Gate-Keeping. Individual people, people with licenses, people without licenses, people with badges, people without badges, but not people with fake badges, and not people with counterfeit badges or licenses, are people trusted with the vital job of Gate-Keeping, and these people, as with all people, are subject to the same accurate accounting process, that inspires them to avoid making the choices that constitute crimes, because crime no longer pays well, not when the people themselves govern themselves, with effective, expedient, efficient, true, due process: trial by jury according to the common law.
So following that introduction above (a diatribe to some?) are the words (and link) from Thomas Jefferson concerning what I call Gate-Keeping. Then I will attempt to explain the Job Description of Gate-Keeping in my own words, so as to help someone who may not understand the significance of Thomas Jefferson's words on this matter of who keeps the gate, and who does not keep the gate open, or closed.
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