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This is complete and utter bullshit. Mark Levin literally wrote the book on Article V convention and has debunked everything being said here. Soros and his cronies do NOT want an Article V convention, they know it would diminish their control over the US if we amended the constitution to restore the republic.

George Soros appears to have fixed his eye on a new enemy – a proposed Article V Convention.

https://conventionofstates.com/news/george-soros-fixes-eye-on-new-enemy-tom-coburn-responds

please nom for notable.

>>14553289

This is litterally bullshit. Mark Levin wrote the book on convention of states. It's called 'The Liberty Amendments' and the left is scared to death that we might use this to restore the Republic.

George Soros appears to have fixed his eye on a new enemy – a proposed Article V Convention.

https://conventionofstates.com/news/george-soros-fixes-eye-on-new-enemy-tom-coburn-responds

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>>14553317

Wow, that's wierd, one would think that Wikileaks would post on their own website and not on some rando obscured url.

>>14553074

The people putting up the fence around the capitol for the false flag, but few others.

>>14553112

Woman is most likely a Soros flunky. Doesn't know what she's talking about. Mark Levin literally wrote the book on convention of states, it's called "The Liberty Amendments". The left is scared to death that we might use this to restore the Republic, so they mount these phony attacks.

George Soros appears to have fixed his eye on a new enemy – a proposed Article V Convention.

https://conventionofstates.com/news/george-soros-fixes-eye-on-new-enemy-tom-coburn-responds

Image search on Publius Hulda comes back

The URL doesn't refer to an image, or the image is not publicly accessible.

From the image on this site:

https://www.renewamerica.com/columns/huldah

https://www.renewamerica.com/images/columnists/lg/huldah.jpg

I smell a Soros flunky…

Publius Hulda

>Publius Huldah is the pseudonym used by internet blogger Joanna Martin.[5] She received an undergraduate degree in philosophy with special focus on epistemology and political philosophy.[6] In 1973, after attending the Florida State University of Law and getting her Juris Doctorate, Martin was admitted to the Florida Bar. Her membership has since lapsed. [7]

>Martin is married to Frank Scutari.[8][9] In the 1980s, Frank was accused of aiding and abetting his brother Richard Scutari with crimes relating to both The Order, a white nationalist organization, and Alan Berg murder as well as the Aryan Nations, an anti-Semitic, neo-Nazi,[10] white supremacist[11] terrorist organization. [12] According to the Sun Sentinel, Frank Scutari set up a network of rented offices that his brother Richard and other fugitives from The Order and Aryan Nations could use to communicate with each other.[12] After being arrested in February 1985, he was convicted and served three years in prison.[13] Martin served as Frank Scutari's divorce lawyer in 1988. Frank and Joanna married in 1989.[14]

https://american.fandom.com/wiki/Publius_Huldah

Sounds legit…

Publius Hulda

>Many critics of Huldah claim that she looks at the evidence selectively. She often claims in speeches and testimony that an Article V Convention "made James Madison tremble;"[18] however, her critics point out that she never explains why the founders, such as James Madison, wrote in the option to have a "convention for proposing amendments." Huldah's main claim is that at a convention, the mode of ratification can be changed. She states that the convention can decide that only 1/2 of states ratifying the amendment makes it a valid pieces of the US Constitution or even national popular vote ratification.[19] However, critics point out that the Constitution clearly states in Article V that an amendment coming out of an Article V Convention

…shall be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of this Constitution, [only] when ratified by the legislatures of three fourths of the several states, or by conventions in three fourths thereof, as the one or the other mode of ratification may be proposed by the Congress…

>These critics state that the Constitution doesn't allow the Conventions to change the mode of ratification for the very amendment they propose.[20]

Crazy lady claims the constitution doesn't mean what it says.

https://en.everybodywiki.com/Publius_Huldah

>>14553290

Hey taker, you gonna add the above to the notes? It's been seconded.

Maybe also look at some of the digs I did on 'Publius Hulda'?

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>George Soros, 230 statist organizations, and a few radical fringe groups are attempting to defeat the Convention of States movement with fear tactics. They are actively spreading misinformation. Don’t be duped by those who benefit from concentrated power in Washington, D.C. In these thoroughly researched articles, we address each of the concerns and myths raised.

Publius Hilda agrees with Soros on CoS

>Can we trust the constitution? Answering the “Runaway Convention” Myth

https://conventionofstates.com/files/article-3-can-we-trust-the-constitution-answering-the-runaway-convention-myth

>Don't Know Your Enemy. Know the Truth.

Many COS supporters know that an Article V convention is a solution as big as the problem. In the words of Jim DeMint, senior advisor for Convention of States:

https://conventionofstates.com/news/don-t-know-your-enemy

>We Know the Rules, Congress Does Not Control a Convention of States

https://conventionofstates.com/files/we-know-the-rules-congress-does-not-control-a-convention-of-states-4