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Leaders of the republican party have now openly professed to be an organization which is manipulated by foreign interests. In various articles on the internet they have openly declared that one of the prerequisites for any person who seeks the nomination of the party, is a declaration of allegiance to Israel, and devotion to furthering U.S. and Israeli relations. It makes no mention of the rule of law, or the sober dedication to justice and respect for the rights of the individual in making this assessment of veritable “blind servitude.”

There are many provisions in the United States Constitution which explicitly convey the intent to prevent any foreign country from influencing policies or laws within them, and sets out articles and sections therein with the express purpose of prohibiting those who do, from obtaining, or maintaining, any position of Trust or Profit.

This is why Article 1; Section 9, paragraph 8, states “No Title of Nobility shall be granted by the United States; And no Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust under them, shall, without the Consent of Congress, accept of any present, Emolument, Office, or Title, of any kind whatever, from any King, Prince, or foreign State.”

Furthermore, it states throughout the various articles that no person shall be appointed as an electorate in any state, for any office, if they are a Senator, Representative, or person holding an office of Trust of Profit under the United States. Thereby, both extricating the governance of the nation from foreign interests harbored by international trade, and preventing circumvention of the democratic process by the same.

Section 6, Paragraph 2, which states “No Senator or Representative shall, during the Time for which he was elected, be appointed to any civil Office under the Authority of the United States, which shall have been increased during such time; and no person holding any Office under the United States, shall be a Member of either House during his continuance in Office,” clearly intends to prevent anyone aspiring to public office from being subject to, or a taking advantage of, a conflict of interest.

No person is eligible to serve in public office but that they are of qualifying age, are of reputable and recognizable citizen status for at least seven years, and has sworn or affirmed to execute such office to the best of their ability and to uphold, protect and defend the United States Constitution.

Unfortunately, these days, much of the indictment of the United States Government for seditious and treasonous acts is not only warranted, the likelihood is that much of it is being perpetrated with little actual complicity by a body of appointed officials who have become blinded by foreign interests.

While it can be said that far too many corrupt, or disingenuous, politicians seek elected office, the fact that the government, in and of itself, is operating under various illegitimate interpretations of its powers -- and thereby intrinsically corrupt -- naturally predisposes any less-than-auspicious public figure to fall prey to its wiles.

Essentially, many times the government is no more guilty than it is blind. And while knowledge of this propensity may be reason for indemnifying political figures for acts performed, or arguments proffered, while in public service, it does not in any way whatever exempt any politician from prosecution. Impeachment may be the final word of a duly elected congress, but in the duly sworn confines of the judiciary, which represents the power of the people, immunity is left naked on the courthouse steps.

Regardless of any sentiment for or against Israel or the Jewish religion, the fact is that Israel is a foreign nation in a foreign country, and engages in acts which are disparaging of the United Sates, and which are the result of laws in said jurisdiction, which in word and deed in no way conform to the United Sates constitution, nor of jurist prudence or due process of said law.

Astonishingly, former Secretary of State George P. Schultz say’s of derided Senate hopeful Tom Campbell -- who is accused of being anti-Semitic -- “He clearly understands the very real threats facing the Israeli people, all the more urgent now as Iran rushes toward nuclear arms.”

However, there are few threats that Israel finds itself facing, of which they have not either been a primary party to causing, or through contempt for the rule of law and human rights, have severely exacerbated

Schultz’s statement was made in response to attacks on Campbell’s character with relation to his support for Israel, which has come under fire lately as the GOP senate race begins to heat up.

There are even allegations that Carly Fiorina, one of Campbell’s two primary rivals including Orange County Assemblyman Chuck DeVore, has accused Campbell of being an “anti-Semite.”

The main inquiry is focused on one of Campbell’s campaign contributors, a donor who was later revealed to have ties to a U.S. listed terror organization. However, this listed organization may have been flying under the radar during the time when Campbell received the support.

The man in question -- who donated to Campbell’s 2000 Senate race -- is Sami Al-Arian, a former University of South Florida professor who pleaded guilty in 2006 to conspiring to help a terrorist organization.

The debate over Campbell’s “Israeli credentials” -- as one website puts it -- is heating up the Jewish and conservative websites, because of his reference to a Palestinian Homeland, and his voting record. And is allegedly a rare issue in American politics…

Yeah? Since when?

Supposedly this type of special interest posturing is less frequent in Republican primaries compared with Democratic ones, say’s Dan Schnur, director of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics at USC and former GOP political operative. Reiterating “Support for Israel is a pretty universal concept among Republicans. Support for Israel is a pretty broad-based concept in American politics.”

Of course this comes as no surprise to Israel, who published an article in “Maariv,” a major regional newspaper in that area, boasting “Jewish control of U.S. Government.”

Campbell is also being attacked by Israeli proponents who fault him for associating with Alison Wier, a controversial research journalist who is a fierce critic of Israel -- obviously exercising her rights under the first amendment which prevents abridging any individual’s freedom of speech. Which, by the way, almost no organization on the planet, including AIPAC, has ever been supportive of.

Weir has been accusing Israel of harvesting organs from imprisoned Palestinians. Which certainly presents as the type of antigen which typically stimulates the often baseless viral attacks that Israel is known for. One merely needs to seek exposure of the brutalities of Israel to be labeled an “anti-Semite” these days.