Introduced to the Senate/House of Representatives (Delegates, etc.

)
A Bill
To declare the State of Colorado a Hydraulic Fracturing-Free Zone
Be it enacted

Section 1. – Short title

The State of Colorado Hydraulic Fracturing-Free Zone Act

Section 2 – Purpose
To maintain and preserve the Supreme Law of the Land as set forth in the Constitution of the State
of Colorado and of these united States, to the benefit of the citizens of Colorado including but not
limited to the freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly and to petition the government for
redress of grievances; and the rights of all persons to keep and bear arms, to trial by jury, to the
privilege against self-incrimination, and to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects,
against unreasonable searches and seizures; and to the common law writ of habeas corpus. The
underlying purpose of this bill is to protect personal freedom and self-government; and
To reject any claim that the Hydraulic Fracturing Industry Corporate Charters have any authority
over this State, which is bound by the United States and State Constitutions only;
To resist any and all usurpation of the sovereignty of the United States of America;
To restore completely the People of the several States as the final and ultimate civil authority in
these United States of America;
To recognize no executive, legislative or judicial power within the State other than those powers
duly constituted by the People in the Constitution of the State of Colorado and by the People of
the several States in the United States Constitution.

Section 3 – Findings
The government of the United States of America was created by the States; and is a servant of the
States. Its powers are restricted to those powers granted to it by the States, and no more. There are
times when the Servant has attempted to become the Master. At times the Servant needs to be
reminded of its place and other times needs to be bound down from mischief and evil, by the chains
of the constitution.
The State of Colorado is, conversely, bound by oath and affirmation to support the Constitution of
the United States and, pursuant to that oath and Article VI of the United States Constitution, to
obey only treaties “made under the Authority of the United States.”
The hydraulic Fracturing Industries Corporate Charters are not, by definition or in practice, a treaty
“made under the Authority of the United States,” as set forth in Article VI of the United States
Constitution, but an illegitimate and unconstitutional genocide operations financed by a foreign
power world government.
The Congress, the President and the Supreme Court of the United States have failed to adequately
protect the citizens of the several States from usurpation of the sovereignty of the People of the
United States, including the sovereign powers reserved to the People of this State.

Section 4 – Prohibitions
Corporate Chartered Flags and Symbols – Whereas any display of a government flag over
government property indicates dominion and authority, no flag or other symbol representing any
Foreign Corporate Chartered entity whatsoever shall be displayed or flown from any official flag
mast, nor in any office building, nor on any property of the State of Colorado, nor the counties of
this state, nor in any municipal courthouse or property, nor in any school financed with state funds.
(An exemption shall be allowed for the display of flags displayed or pictured for historical and
educational purposes only, in schools and state-financed museums.)
Registration of Foreign Agents – Any person who works, whether for remuneration or as a
volunteer for any Foreign Corporate entity(s) must register with the State of Colorado, or with the
County Clerk of the county wherein they act, as a Foreign Agent. Failure to register shall be a
misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not less than $100, and not more than $1,000 per day of
activity not in compliance with this law; and may result in a minimum of 30 days and a maximum
of 10 year(s) incarceration per offense, at the discretion of the state courts.
Quartering of Troops – Under no circumstances shall military troops or personnel working under
any of the corporate chartered entities engaged in any business associated with the Hydraulic
Fracturing Industry be quartered within the borders of the State of Colorado without the specific
written consent of the Governor, upon the consent of the Legislature, and only in accordance with
the third amendment of the Constitution for the united States of America.
Global Taxes – No tax, levy, surcharge, fee, assessment or other financial burden authorized by
any Hydraulic Fracturing Industry, under their Corporate Charter(s), nor those authorities engaged
in permitting said activities, or Licensing them (guaranteeing public health and safety) may be
imposed on any person residing within this State, nor may the State collect any such taxes to be
forwarded on. No citizen of the State of Colorado shall be held liable for any such taxes, levy,
surcharge, fee or any other financial burden as so stated above.
Financial Support – The State of Colorado is prohibited from making direct financial
contributions or payments to the Hydraulic Fracturing Industry, or any of its agencies, in any form.
Military Service - Citizens of the State of Colorado who have taken an exclusive Oath of
Allegiance to support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America, shall not be
forced into involuntary military servitude under foreign military commanders, nor sent on
multinational military deployments unless an Act of War has been declared by Congress in the
manner prescribed by the Constitution of the United States.
International Court Decrees – No judicial order, decree or judgment entered by any international
court under the authority of any Foreign Power shall be enforceable within the State of Colorado.
No citizen of this State shall be extradited from this State by any other authority, against their will,
in response to a subpoena or warrant issued by any international court or agency acting outside the
authority of the United States Constitution.

Section 5 – Enforcement
Violations of this ordinance shall be duly punishable by Colorado State Law as a Class 1 Felony,
pursuant to (Colo. Rev. Stat. § 18-1.3-401 and Class 5 Felony § 18-11-203.). Each violation shall
be deemed a separate offense. Violation(s) that involve force, or the threat of force, shall be
deemed a felony; and or a War Crime.

Section 6 – Severability
If any section, subsection, paragraph or word of this act shall be held to be invalid, either on its
face or as applied, the invalidity of such provision shall not affect the other sections, subsections,
paragraphs, sentences or words of this ordinance and the application thereof; and to that end the
sections, subsections, paragraphs, sentences and words of this ordinance shall be deemed to be
severable.

Section 7 – Effective Date

This act shall become effective immediately upon passage and posting.