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Of course legal scholars find Pearce’s idea funny. They only know what their Jewish/liberal college professors and their Jewish/liberal-edited history books told them, i.e., that Reconstruction-era Amendments are legitimate: [Article].
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Checking the citizenship status of students who attend American schools is against the law, according to a horrible 1982 court ruling. (The court ruling – called Plyler v. Doe – apparently only applies to minors. However, since the Plyler ruling was based on the 14th Amendment, it isn’t legit, since that Amendment wasn’t properly ratified): […]
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The infamous U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Loving v. Virginia, banned laws that prohibited interracial marriage. Of significance is that two Jewish lawyers aided the Lovings in their legal fight [1]. Also of significance is that the Loving ruling was based on the 14th Amendment, which wasn’t ratified properly, therefore, the court’s ruling is legally invalid: […]
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Lawsuit claims violations of Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment rights. (Trivia: the Fourteenth Amendment was apparently not ratified properly) [1][2]: [Article]. [1] more about the Fourteenth Amendment, which America’s civil rights laws are based on: [Here] and [Here] [2] more about the ACLU: (scroll almost 3/4 down the page): [Here]
