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The Way I See It!

Commentary by Brent Johnson

The essence of America - the freedom and liberty which our Founding Fathers fought and died to preserve - now hinges upon each of us. If we choose to abandon the principles embodied in the Declaration of Independence in exchange for the conveniences of modern technology and the economics of business, then America is already lost. But if we rise up and rekindle our desire for personal freedom, our passion for America - our country, a place of liberty, set apart from the rest of the world by its dedication to justice for all - then those in the government and banking institutions who wish to control us, our property, and our children cannot prevail.

I hope these commentaries and articles inspire you to stand up for your birthright... as a Free Being... as an American!

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Back To Basics - Freedom From Government

by Brent Johnson

Whenever I observe the endless stream of apparent social crises requiring government intervention to solve, I am at a loss to understand why there seems to be little concern about preserving our personal freedoms.

The Declaration of Independence proclaims your Right to live life free from government intrusion. If you are an American, you are governed only by

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Beyond Their Purview

by Brent Johnson

The united States of America was established as a vision for all people everywhere, to provide much more for each individual than any other country ever had. It was to be a place where individuals are recognized to have natural rights… rights that come not from any government, but rather from a more powerful source.

This vision, or rather the ideas tha

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Citizenship and The United States Constitution

Citizenship and The United States Constitution

by Brent Johnson

The Constitution for the United States was written by political historians, people who knew from experience that left unchecked, government will find ways to oppress and control the people. The Constitution is a document of negative authority. This means that if a power or authority is not specificall

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Common Law Liens

Common Law Liens

by Brent Johnson

A lien is a legal device designed to ensure that an obligation is met. A lien represents a claim against property. Once attached, a lien freezes title in the name of the current owner of the liened property.

There are two basic types of liens. A commercial lien is placed on property over which someone other than the lie

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A Conversation with Liberty

by Brent Johnson

Brent: It is a genuine honor to be sitting here speaking with you today. I must admit, though, that you seem a bit peaked. Are you feeling ill, and is there anything I can do to make you more comfortable?

Liberty: Thank you for your kind words. I am feeling somewhat sick today. Actually, I've been feeling sick for quite some time now. Ea

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The Corporation Sole

by Brent Johnson

In the arenas of liability protection and religious freedom, nothing offers better protections than the corporation sole.

A corporation sole is a scriptural society, whose disciplines and structure are based on Old Testament Law. A corporation sole can therefore do just about anything except that which is prohibited by Scripture (i.e. thou shalt not murder, t

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Could Darwin Have Been Right? Are We Breeding a Generation Unfit to Survive?

by Brent Johnson

I often wonder if the problems we are experiencing in today's America - problems which in latter days would never have been allowed to occur due to the patriotism inherent in the majority of Americans - reflect a passionless attitude toward liberty by most Americans; whether so many Americans have become docile, suckling more and more on the ever-present government