The US Constitution Was Illegal — And They Never Wanted You to Know
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The US Constitution Was Illegal — And They Never Wanted You to Know
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Most of us were taught that the Constitutional Convention was a transparent effort to fix a struggling system. What history often skips is what actually happened behind closed doors.
This episode explores the hidden realities of the Constitutional Convention: sealed windows, sworn secrecy, missing delegates, and a meeting authorized only to amend the Articles of Confederation that instead replaced them entirely. We examine how ratification rules were changed mid-game, how early political messaging shaped public opinion, and how the first large-scale perception war in American history was waged before the Constitution ever reached the states.
This is not an attack on the Founders. It’s a truth-first investigation into how power was formed under pressure, fear, and urgency, and why early critics warned that the new system could lead to centralized authority, standing armies, surveillance powers, judicial supremacy, and federal expansion.
Whether you lean Federalist, anti-Federalist, or somewhere in between, this episode reveals how the American operating system was really built, and why the consequences of 1787 are still playing out today.
Truth still matters.
Stay curious. Stay grounded.
And remember… no matter what they tell you, the truth is still out there.
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