Benjamin Franklin was asked, as he emerged from the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787, what form of government the United States was going to have. Franklin answered matter of factly, "A Republic, if you can keep it." He had fascinating insight into the future!

I am totally amazed that both in front of and behind the scenes, otherwise logical people are calling for a Constitutional Convention... purportedly to deal with our failing dollar. The idea is that a Con Con is the only way we can pass a balanced budget amendment.

There are 16 trillion reasons we desperately need a balanced budget. And Article V of the U.S. Constitution gives the states the power to call for a Con Con.

Two-thirds of the states, 34 of 50, must call for a Con Con. If 34 states pass this simple resolution, Congress must call a Convention so that states can propose amendments to the Constitution.

However, Con Con would be a con job. Once the constitution was opened up to change anything, even if the stated purpose was to deal only with a single fan-flamed problem, everything in the constitution would be on the table. The result would be that our constitution, as we know it, would be open to politically correct change.

With our civil rights, 2nd Amendment and minority protections already hanging by a thread, who in their right mind would allow a majority of today's politicians from EITHER party to vote on ANY changes to the constitution??

Liberals have for years salivated at the prospect of a Con Con. They know the constitution is a conservative, rights-protecting document. A Con Con would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get rid of those protections and provisions that have held this country together for over 237 years.

Some say a Con Con could never happen. But there are both liberals and conservatives (wolves in sheep's clothing) extolling the virtues of such an event.

Conservative organizations like the American Legislative Exchange Council, the Goldwater Institute and several others think a Con Con should be called to pass a balanced budget amendment.

Regardless of the stated purpose for a Con Con, EVERYTHING would be open to modify or change. Those in the room could vote (for our good of course) a new constitution that is more "up to date."

Lest you think I'm nuts even talking about this, there are 29 states that have, on the record, officially called for a Con Con:

Alaska	Arizona	Arkansas	Delaware	Colorado
Georgia	Idaho	Indiana	Iowa	Kansas
Maryland	Mississippi	Missouri	Nebraska	Nevada
New Hampshire	New Mexico	North Carolina	North Dakota	Oklahoma
Oregon	Pennsylvania	South Carolina	South Dakota	Tennessee
Texas	Utah	Virginia	Wyoming

Three more states have called for a Con Con, but have rescinded their call: Alabama, Florida and Louisiana.

Naturally, some proponents of Con Con, liberals, are saying those three state rescissions are not legal and those states should be counted as calling for a Con Con. If they are counted, then only 3 more states would be necessary to call for a Con Con.

Let's just say, I would hate to see the legality of those three states having called for a Con Con to go to court! As we've seen with the Obamacare ruling, nothing is predictable in a Supreme Court vote.

Regardless, either way, only a few states need to call for a Con Con for this thing to get dicey. And in a national emergency, it would be easy for five additional states to be motivated to call for a Con Con.

Hypothetically speaking...
So what kind of crisis would precipitate such a call? Take your pick. Financial would be at the top of the list. But it could be anything-disease, weather, military... who knows.

Like it or not, BHO is Commander and Chief of the U.S. Army

I don't really feel comfortable that in any emergency Mr. Obama and his staff have the authority to take over pretty much everything... food, livestock, farming equipment, manufacturing, industry, energy, transportation, hospitals, water, defense, construction, etc.

But as our leader, he'll be the one making decisions in an emergency, regardless of what/who caused it. He can even authorize Martial Law, regulate the Internet and cell phones, and even suspend Habeas Corpus. If he felt things weren't going just right, you can forget Fox and conservative talk radio. That's a lot of power!

We do know that Homeland Security seems to be preparing to deal with some type of crisis. Recently they purchased 1.6 billion rounds of ammo.* This is an astronomical number considering we were using less than 6 million rounds a month at the height of the Iraq War!

Why do we need a 20-25 year supply of bullets for Homeland Security when our Border Patrols agents can't get the ammo they need just to do their job?*

Homeland Security is also taking delivery on thousands of MRAP (mine resistant) armored vehicles with bullet proof glass and gun ports.

This is not our Department of Defense preparing for war with our enemies, it's our Department of Homeland Security preparing for.... what? War against ourselves?

How is it that we're paring down the Department of Defense, who is the Federal entity charged with protecting us, and massively revving up Homeland Security. What the heck are they preparing for?

Logically, they are worried about something that has yet to be made known to the public at large!

FEMA has been busy building 600 fenced-in internment camps across the U.S. since 1984

They would need a lot of those 1.6 billion bullets, the MRAPs and all those tens of thousands of assault rifles they've purportedly purchased to clear the streets until we get things sorted out.

They would even need a lot of those 600 or so fenced-in detention centers that FEMA's been building (via REX 84) across the U.S. to hold those rioters.* Maybe all of them if they suspend elections!

Again, hypothetically, you could easily see how a hysterical populous might support a Con Con. But to use a crisis to change the Constitution would probably be the last straw for a lot of people. Our nation would be changed forever. It's that serious.

God blessed this nation with wisdom, might and religious freedoms for His eternal purposes. Our founding Fathers feared and respected the Lord. Until our leadership understands that we serve and are accountable to a living risen Lord, we'll continue down this path of self-inflicted destruction.

Until our leadership understands that God is in control,
not people, we'll reap what we sow. Until our leaders seek God's will, not Satan's, we'll reap what we sow.

Until our leaders understand that hell is a real place and all other priorities in this world pale in comparison, we'll reap what we sow. Until our leaders repent from a God-less agenda, we'll reap what we sow.

For Believers, we have personal and direct access to the Creator God of the universe. It's time we honestly put Mr. Obama and our nation's leaders fervently at the top of our prayer lists... because the Bible says that prayer changes things.

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