Since 1861, the United States Constitution has been suspended by the federal government. The guarantee of protection from an all-powerful central government given in the Ninth and Tenth Amendments of the Bill of Rights is ignored. The promise that the states should retain all other powers has been all but erased by the residual effects of Roosevelt's New Deal. Furthermore, the traditional Christian culture of the South, in all of its institutions and morals has been under constant attack by N …