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The U.S. Isn't a Country - Lisa Guliani
The CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES is not what you think, the Constitution of the United States was not written in Philadelphia in 1787. It was created by the 51st Congress in 1871. The 51st Congress passed the Act of 1871 which created a Constit
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Drain The Swamp - The Damage is Done
Since 1913, Congress has been writing more and more laws that violate the Constitution and we need to turn back the clock and begin to repeal those laws that are clearly unconstitutional.
The first Act of Congress that needs to be repealed is. the F
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Why Political Parties Destroy Liberty
Frederic Bastiat's Blueprint for a Just Society
When individuals want power they form mobs, gangs,unions or political parties to get what they want for themselves at the expense of others. These individuals seek to use their collective pow
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The Myth of Implied Powers
The idea that the government has powers implied, but not delegated is potentially a very dangerous doctrine. The acceptance of this principle grants to Congress the authority to pass anything that they collectively believe is both necessary and prop
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The Doctrine of Discovery
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Introduction
The Papal Bull “Inter Caetera,” issued by Pope Alexander VI on May 4, 1493, played a central role in the Spanish conquest of the New World. The document supported Spain’s strategy to en
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Tenth Amendment and State Sovereignty
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Tenth Amendment and the Sovereignty of the States
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Are You a Victim or an Accomplice?
Are You a Victim or an Accomplice
A man who supplies the weapon to a man who uses it to commits a murder is is just as guilty as the man who pulled trigger.
If you give money to a neighbor who uses it to kill another human being, you are an accomplic
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People or Citizens? Which one Are You?
People Have Rights,
Citizens Have Privileges
Every human is a child of God, and a natural born citizen in His Kingdom. We are all subject to the Laws of Nature and Nature's God. He endowed us with a set of unalienable rights, which includes the rig
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Eligible Voters
Capturing the "Non-Voters"
A 2012 study by The Pew Charitable Trusts estimates that;
- 24% of the voting-eligible population in the United States are not registered to vote, a percentage that represents at least 51 million eligible U.S. citizens.
- Demo
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Political Parties Must End
Political parties, like mobs, gangs, unions are potentially very dangerous. They threaten the life, liberty and property of individuals and make equality and justice nearly impossible to achieve.
In a just soceity everyone is equal and no one ha
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The Need for The Militia
"A Republic, If You Can Keep it!"
Why do we need the Militia? After all, we're not fighting the British anymore and we have all kinds of military branches to handle war and such, right? So why does our "Republic" need the Militia?
- At the state leve
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Executive Orders are Royal Proclamations
Royal Proclamations
The colonists were subject to the royal proclamations issued by King George III and when our founders drafted the Constitution, they granted 100% of the legislative power to Congress. In order to prevent the abuse of power by ou
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