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The Faith suit replaces the Spade suit in a standard deck of playing cards. The Shape for this suit is a triangle; the symbol for this suit is The All Seeing Eye of Creator The Declaration suit replaces the Diamond suit in a standard deck of playing cards. The shape for this suit is a pentagon; the symbol for this suit is The Declaration of Independence The Declaration suit replaces the Diamond suit in a standard deck of playing cards. The shape for this suit is a pentagon; the symbol for this suit is The Declaration of Independence The Unity suit replaces the club suit in a standard deck of playing cards. The shape for this suit is a circle; the symbol for this suit is The 13 Colonies United
The Unity suit replaces the club suit in a standard deck of playing cards. The shape for this suit is a circle; the symbol for this suit is The 13 Colonies United The Independence of Declaration playing card replaces the Ace of Diamonds playing card. It is also the First Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Independence of Revolution playing card replaces the Ace of Hearts playing card. It is also the First Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Independence of Unity playing card replaces The Ace of Clubs playing card. It is also the first Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights
The Second Amendment of Faith playing card replaces the two of Spades playing card. It is also the second Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Second Amendment of Declaration playing card replaces the two of Diamonds playing card. It is also the second Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Second Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the two of Hearts playing card. It is also the Second Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Second Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the two of Hearts playing card. It is also the Second Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights
The Third Amendment of Faith playing card replaces the three of Spades playing card. It is also the Third Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Third Amendment of Declaration playing card replaces the three of Diamonds playing card. It is also the Third Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Third Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the three of Hearts playing card. It is also the Third Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Third Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the three of Clubs playing card. It is also the Third Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights
The Third Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the three of Clubs playing card. It is also the Third Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Third Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the three of Clubs playing card. It is also the Third Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Fourth Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the Four of Hearts playing card. It is also the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Fourth Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the Four of Clubs playing card. It is also the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights
The Fourth Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the Four of Clubs playing card. It is also the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Fourth Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the Four of Clubs playing card. It is also the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Fourth Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the Four of Clubs playing card. It is also the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Fifth Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the Five of Clubs playing card. It is also the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights
The Sixth Amendment of Faith playing card replaces the Six of Spades playing card. It is also the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Sixth Amendment of Declaration playing card replaces the Six of Diamonds playing card. It is also the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Sixth Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the Six of Hearts playing card. It is also the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Sixth Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the Six of Hearts playing card. It is also the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights
The Sixth Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the Six of Hearts playing card. It is also the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Seventh Amendment of Declaration playing card replaces the Seven of Diamonds playing card. It is also the Seventh Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Seventh Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the Seven of Hearts playing card. It is also the Seventh Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Seventh Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the Seven of Clubs playing card. It is also the Seventh Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights
The Eighth Amendment of Faith playing card replaces the Eight of Spades playing card. It is also the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Eighth Amendment of Declaration playing card replaces the Eight of Diamonds playing card. It is also the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Eighth Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the Eight of Hearts playing card. It is also the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Eighth Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the Eight of Clubs playing card. It is also the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights
The Ninth Amendment of Faith playing card replaces the Nine of Spades playing card. It is also the Ninth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Ninth Amendment of Declaration playing card replaces the Nine of Diamonds playing card. It is also the Ninth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Ninth Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the Nine of Hearts playing card. It is also the Ninth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Ninth Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the Nine of Clubs playing card. It is also the Ninth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights
The Ninth Amendment of Unity playing card replaces the Nine of Clubs playing card. It is also the Ninth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Tenth Amendment of Declaration playing card replaces the Ten of Diamonds playing card. It is also the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Tenth Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the Ten of Hearts playing card. It is also the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights The Tenth Amendment of Revolution playing card replaces the Ten of Hearts playing card. It is also the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution in the Bill of Rights
The Gentleman of Faith Playing card replaces the Jack of Spades playing card and is the first clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Gentleman of Declaration Playing card replaces the Jack of Diamonds playing card and is the second clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Gentleman of Revolution Playing card replaces the Jack of Hearts playing card and is the third clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Gentleman of Unity playing card replaces the Jack of Clubs playing card and is the fourth clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution
The Gentleman of Unity playing card replaces the Jack of Clubs playing card and is the fourth clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Lady of Declaration Playing card replaces the Queen of Diamonds playing card and is the sixth clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Lady of Revolution Playing card replaces the Queen of Hearts playing card and is the Seventh clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Lady of Unity Playing card replaces the Queen of Clubs playing card and is the eighth clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution
The Patriot of Faith Playing card replaces the King of Spades playing card and is the Ninth clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Patriot of Declaration Playing card replaces the King of Diamonds playing card and is the tenth clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Patriot of Revolution Playing card replaces the King of Hearts playing card and is the eleventh clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Patriot of Unity Playing card replaces the King of Clubs playing card and is the twelfth clause in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution
  The King of Tyranny playing card replaces the Joker in a standard deck of playing cards. His suits are Spades, Diamonds, Hearts and Clubs. It is also clause thirteen in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Kings' Queen of Tyranny playing card replaces the Joker in a standard deck of playing cards. Her suits are Spades, Diamonds, Hearts and Clubs. It is also clause fourteen in Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution  
The Foundation of Faith playing card represents The Ten Commandments. It is also one of our Providence playing cards and clause fifteen of Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Foundation of Faith playing card represents The Ten Commandments. It is also one of our Providence playing cards and clause fifteen of Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution The Foundation of Revolution playing card represents The Bill of Rights and one of our Providence Playing cards. It is also Clause seventeen of Article 1 Section 8 in the U.S. Constitution The Foundation of Unity playing card represents The United States Constitution and one of our Providence Playing cards. It is also Clause eighteen of Article 1 Section 8 in the U.S. Constitution
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 The Suits.

 (Faith) There is one God, creator of life and liberty.....(This suit replaces the Spades suit)

(Declaration) All men are created equal... with unalienable rights. We pledge our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.....(This suit replaces the Diamonds suit)

 (Revolution) When abuses of government become destructive and intolerable free people have the right, the duty to end those abuses. Government is force like fire... by nature it will spread and grow, it is why revolution is infinite.....(This suit replaces the Hearts suit)

 (Unity) When men possess their unalienable rights they become exceptional individuals. United with others with the same principles they become an exceptional people.....(This suit replaces the Clubs suit)

The explanation

Instead of Americans playing with Spades, Diamonds, Hearts, and Clubs we can now play with playing cards that represent our Country and Foundation. Our suits are the ones above, Faith, Declaration, Revolution and Unity. Our founders were United by Faith our 1st suit, declared their Independence the 2nd suit Declaration, won a Revolution the 3rd suit and formed our Republic the 4th suit Unity. The I-10 playing cards make up the Bill of Rights, we wrote each Amendment on their respected number, ex...the number I playing card has the First Amendment written on them, the number 2 playing card has the second Amendment written on them, etc..down to the Tenth Amendment. In a regular deck of playing cards the Ace is the high playing card and represents the Kings Empire. Our high card is Independence, instead of the letter (A) we used (I) for Independence. Our face playing cards are made up with figures that represent "We the People" No Jacks, Queens or Kings which are foreign to this land, but with American figures, Gentlemen, Ladies, and Patriots, the Patriot replaces the King! Our 2 Jokers are the Kings and Queens crown, The King of Tyranny and The Kings Queen. We left the old suits on these playing cards as well. We needed four more playing cards to complete the deck, we call them our Foundation / Providence playing cards. Under the Faith suit we have the Ten Commandments, our Declaration suit has the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights falls under the Revolution suit and finally we have the United States Constitution under the Unity suit. So again our founders were united by Faith, declared their Independence, won a Revolution and formed our Republic. If you take the 12 face playing cards, 2 Jokers and 4 Foundation playing cards you have a total of 18 playing cards. These playing cards have 1 clause written on each playing card from Article 1 Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution. Article 1 Section 8 are the only powers We the People relinquished to the Federal government through the U.S. Constitution. Not only do these playing cards represent the people of America and her founding, but they also can be used to educate people on the Limited powers of Congress under Article 1 Section 8 of the Constitution and our unalienable rights in the Bill of Rights. In 1776 our founders declared their Independence, honor their sacrifice and remove the Royals from out playing cards. Join the REVOLUTION and remove the King one more time.

 

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