Unalienable Rights

Unalienable Rights
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Download or read book Unalienable Rights written by Michael E. Lemieux and published by . This book was released on 2007-12 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The America of our forefathers, the ideals of liberty established in a republic protected by a constitution and government, does not exist today. We have progressed in nearly every area of our human existence, except we seem to have forgotten or lost the true meaning of our countryas freedom. In an effort to help spark a renewed understanding of what we have lost, this book discusses the following concepts: Federal jurisdiction. Federal welfare schemes. aFederala citizenship. Presidential decrees. Judicial legislation. Federal monetary failure. Unconstitutional tax enforcement. Unconstitutional emergency powers acts. The demonization of Americaas militia. Usurping the peopleas right to keep and bear arms. Why the government wonat stop illegal immigration. Property rights stolen from all Americans. Excessive limitations on free speech. Curtailment of your Fourth Amendment rights. Misapplication of emergency powers. The missing common law. The missing rights of the citizens. The fraud of the Sixteenth Amendment.


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