Amendment IV: Except during Time of War, the right of the people
to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against
unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no
warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or
affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and
the persons or things to be seized. [i]During Time of War, as defined by
the President and Commander in Chief, representatives of the Department
of Homeland Security [u]may take any and all measures necessary to search
the homes, effects, electronic communications or records of suspected
or actual abortionists, illicit drug users, subversi...

Amendment IV: Except during Time of War, the right of the people
to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against
unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no
warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or
affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and
the persons or things to be seized. During Time of War, as defined by
the President and Commander in Chief, representatives of the Department
of Homeland Security may take any and all measures necessary to search
the homes, effects, electronic communications or records of suspected
or actual abortionists, illicit drug users, subversives, terrorists,
enemy sympathizers or propagandists, and it shall be a federal crime,
as prescribed in federal criminal statute 841 (d) 1, as described in
Patriot Act V, to inquire about such searches, or to inform the
subjects of such searches, or the public, of any actions taken under
this statute by representatives of the Department of Homeland Security.

Amendment X: During Time of War the President, Vice President, and all other elected officials who are members of the Nationalist Party, the only Party found by the American people to be a Patriotic Citizens Party, are exempted by federal, state and local term limit legislation, including Amendment XXII of the outdated Constitution of the United States, prescribing a two term limit to the Office of President. In Time of War, as determined by the President and Commander in Chief, all political parties, with the exception of the Nationalist Party (“The Party”), are suspect and illegal until such Time of War has passed, and it shall be a criminal federal offense to lobby, prop...

Amendment X: During Time of War the President, Vice President, and all other elected officials who are members of the Nationalist Party, the only Party found by the American people to be a Patriotic Citizens Party, are exempted by federal, state and local term limit legislation, including Amendment XXII of the outdated Constitution of the United States, prescribing a two term limit to the Office of President. In Time of War, as determined by the President and Commander in Chief, all political parties, with the exception of the Nationalist Party (“The Party”), are suspect and illegal until such Time of War has passed, and it shall be a criminal federal offense to lobby, propagandize, assemble, or vote for any political person or action that is not part of the official Party. It is henceforth the duty of all Patriotic Citizens to vote for and provide support to the Party, until such time as the President, in his sole discretion, determines that God’s United States is no longer at war. This Patriotic Citizens Constitution expands the rights, and responsibilities of Citizens in the following manner: All Patriotic Citizens of the United States shall enjoy the right, and responsibility, of receiving and watching Interactive TV. Such responsibilities include an obligation to watch requisite public service announcements, as determined by the President in Time of War. It shall be a federal offense, in Time of War, to tamper with or disable the security delivery or monitoring functions of any Interactive TV device.