Is anyone interested in signing my "ban illuminati members from running for political positions" petition?

Question

I think Illuminati and One World Government is a treasonous act toward the U.S. Constition and I think that members of this secret society should be banned from holding a political seat of any kind (president, mayor, senator, congressman, etc.).

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/ban234

Is anyone interested in signing? I think freemasoners and other secret societies that do not disclose thier iniciations and policies should aslo be included in the ban, but i did not include them on this petition. It's not about conspiracy theories, it's about the conservation of the U.S. constitution. How can anyone agree to One world government without demeaning or removing the U.S. government? that act alone is treasonry.

Answer 1

The Illuminati are aware of your petition and would like you to know that they do not feel threatened by it.

Answer 2

Are you aware that the "Illuminati" is a hoax that has been floating around the Christian community since the 1970's? I took a class at Liberty University and half of it was about the fraud and how many people went to jail because of the money fraud. Do you really believe “Gray’s” (aliens) and the world leaders are working together to take over? And why on earth is it taking so long? Why didn't they exploit the cold war and take over then? To believe this dribble you must be completely ignorant of world history and foreign affairs.

As for you "preserving" the Constitution. It would be utterly repugnant to the constitution to deny an eligible person the right to run for office just because they hold an ideal contrary to the constitution. This is how innocent peoples' lives were ruined by McCarthy in the 1950's.

Answer 3

That ban would be unconstitutional in violation of the First Amendment Freedom to Associate.
And working politically for a one world government isn't treason--only the VIOLENT overthrow of goverment is that. Deciding whether a different form of government--or amending the Constitution--is part of our history and expected in our system.

Perhaps a larger community government would be beneficial to citizens -- perhaps we coudl spread our constitutional ideals to others in the world? Perhaps?
I'm not a member of any secret societies (except maybe the Bar Association ) but people have a right to belong. You may not like their ideas, but so long as they're not violent, then they can exist just as much as the NAACP, the ACLU, the NRA, AARP, or the Young Republicans.

Answer 4

Well,, at heart yes. I applaud you for your question. The rub is that to do so would be purely unconstitutional, unfortunately. Look, the CFR is basically the illuminati in public and in suits.
Isn't it interesting that George Bush is not a CFR member, and the most vilified president of my lifetime, if not history? Coincidence?

Answer 5

by stopping member of any group being allowed to stand for public office, you defeat the very prince-able you are trying to protect.
but after saying this i can fully understand how you feel,i watch with great interest to see if you could come up with a alternative plan of action,

Answer 6

I agree with your conclusion,however your chances of changing the outcome are very very very slim to none.You have no idea what kind of power and assets these people control.good luck-you will need much more than petitions.

Answer 7

No, Think of if the US government was the one world government.

Answer 8

.. its a bad thing im sure ... but im also sure nobody is gonna step forward and say they are in one ... and to accuse them .. well, u need some proof ...