California County Passes Historical Law Declaring Right to Self-Governance

[arthunter]

Interesting ... can they pull it off?

https://www.wakingtimes.com/2014/11/...lf-governance/

[podfish]

Interesting ... can they pull it off?

https://www.wakingtimes.com/2014/11/...lf-governance/

see the other thread on the civil war.

[Peacemaker]

"CSPOA makes claim that they are being adherent to the U.S. Constitution and that first, last, and foremost, it is the local sheriffs and community police officers who have final law and protection of its people authority."

So who is going to watch the watchers? My concern is simple. I don't necessarily trust the county sheriff to act in the best interests of the people. My prime example is Sheriff Arpaio in Arizona. It seems this a prime opportunity for a local sheriff to become a local tyrant leading a local gang in the name of "law and order".

Interesting ... can they pull it off?

https://www.wakingtimes.com/2014/11/...lf-governance/

[arthunter]

Good point, peacemaker ... yes, we definitely need someone to watch the watchers and that is true for all levels of government ... this might interest you ...

https://www.brennancenter.org/analys...urch-committee

"CSPOA makes claim that they are being adherent to the U.S. Constitution and that first, last, and foremost, it is the local sheriffs and community police officers who have final law and protection of its people authority."

So who is going to watch the watchers? My concern is simple. I don't necessarily trust the county sheriff to act in the best interests of the people. My prime example is Sheriff Arpaio in Arizona. It seems this a prime opportunity for a local sheriff to become a local tyrant leading a local gang in the name of "law and order".