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Solutions: Proposed
Amendment to End Corporate Rule
Nazi Hydra in
America: Suppressed History of a
Century
by Glen Yeadon
Appendix 6, Ch. 2: A Proposed Amendment
to End Corporate Rule
Section I
The rights given to the people as set
forth by the constitution and its
amendments can not be construed to apply
to any corporation or business entity.
All business entities are paper
creations of society and as such have no
rights under the constitution or its
amendments, with the exception of the
rights granted to them in this
amendment. Business entities only retain
a conditional privilege to operate; a
privilege which can be revoked as set
forth in this amendment. This amendment
applies to all business entities
regardless of country of origin.
Section II
Any business entity foreign or domestic
with sales exceeding one million dollars
or with sales or manufacturing
facilities in two or more states will
henceforth be required to obtain a
federal charter of incorporation within
one year of passage of this amendment,
and conforming to the guidelines set
forth here.
Section III
Congress is given the right to alter the
terms of all general charters, however
Congress cannot extend a charter beyond
the limits set forth here. No charter
will be granted to any business entity
whose revenue exceeds one hundredth of
one percent of the federal budget.
Business entities exceeding that limit
must be broken into two or more
companies within six months. Nor will
any charters be granted that does not
restrict the operations to a single
economic activity or business. Nor will
any charter be granted that does not
require a seventy-five percent majority
of individual stockholders for election
of officers, passage of mergers,
buyouts, or a change in internal
governance. In such elections, each
shareholder will have one vote
regardless of the number of shares they
may own.
Section IV
A charter of incorporation can be
revoked either by the passage of a bill
in Congress and signed by the president,
or by a federal court. Furthermore any
facility of a business entity can be
closed upon passage of an appropriate
ballot measure and grievance initiated
by not more than 2% of the populace in
the community directly or indirectly
affected by the operation of the
facility. The court system may grant a
temporary reprieve on passage of such a
measure for two years only if the
management of the business entity can
show they are activity working towards a
solution to the grievance. If after two
reprieves the ballot measure passes for
the third time, the facility will be
closed.
Section V
No business entity will be granted any
relief or compensation in the event
environmental laws, land use laws,
zoning laws, or other community
protection laws prevent the full use of
its property.
Section VI
Business entities are given the right to
sue and the right to be sued. However,
the operating officers and governing
boards can and will be held responsible
for any gross, continuous, or frequent
violations of any laws. Gross,
continuous or frequent violations shall
hereby be defined as more than three
violations of the same law within any
two-year period. Congress shall
establish prison terms of not less than
five years for the operating officers
and governing board of directors for
violations of labor, environmental and
general law. No immunity from
prosecution will be extended beyond the
rights of the common citizen to the
operating officers and governing board
of any business entity in either
criminal or civil law.
Section VII
No one individual can serve on more than
one board of directors. Nor can any
business institution have more than one
of its officers serving on a board of
directors.
Section VIII
No business entity may deny or restrict
the constitutional rights of its
employees, nor conduct a search without
a warrant or other invasions of their
privacy. Further, no business entity may
initiate legal proceeding against
citizens or groups of citizens including
labor unions opposed to the operation or
expansion of that entity, unless there
has been criminal activity on the part
of such group.
Section IX
The rights of citizens to sue business
entities cannot be limited or restricted
in any manner, including the award of
damages. Juries of the people will have
the sole discretion in awarding the
amount of damages.
Section X
All shareholders will be responsible for
unpaid debts up to the limit of their
investment. Operating officers and
members of the governing boards can be
and will be held responsible for any
debt without limit.
Section XI
No business entity employing more than
50 people may ever be granted any public
monies or aid not available to the
common citizen of that district. The
government may not extend its credit for
the use of or to assume the debts of any
business entity. No property may be
seized under the doctrine of eminent
domain for the use of any business
entity.
Section XII
State and federal agencies may inspect
any business entity at any time without
a need for a warrant. In case of a
lawsuit, no corporate document enjoys
the right to privacy. Once entered into
a court case the documents become a
public record. Nor can the case and
records be sealed by the order of the
presiding judge.
Section XIII
No law passed by Congress or treaty
approved by Congress can override the
terms set forth in this amendment.
Section XIV
In the event of war, any business entity
or a subdivision thereof providing goods
or services to the enemy is guilty of
sedition. The operating officers and the
members of governing boards of such
units upon conviction in federal court
shall be sentenced to life in prison. In
the event of war or other national
emergencies, business entities can be
put to use of the nation by the
President.
John-Paul Leonard,
http://ProgressivePress.Com
, PO Box 126, Joshua Tree CA 92252, Tel.
(760) 366-3695, Fax (760) 366-2937
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