The new Oath of Office they imposed on the judicial officers may be seen at Volume 104 United States Statutes-at-Large Page 5124, otherwise shown as 104 Stat. 5124.
The new Oath of Office is very sly in that it appears to be a simple clean-up
deletion of unnecessary verbiage in the old Oath of Office, but on closer examination it is clear that there are no “duties” assigned to member of the judiciary by the Constitution and as a result, this change in the Oath of Office releases the judicial officers from the obligation to “act agreeably” –that is, in conformance to the Constitution and leaves them subject only to the legislative acts of the Congress. This, in turn,
removed the judicial officers from the judicial branch of government and placed them squarely and only under the auspices of the legislative branch.
Read that— since 1991, there has been no three-branched federal government. The judicial and legislative branches have been merged and the judicial has been made subservient to the legislative. Moreover, the municipal government of the United States has been acting in
open treason against the actual Constitution since 1991, and absolutely no
decisions undertaken by these federal judicial officers since then have been in compliance with the actual Constitution. They
are all null and void for cause.