What
are True Rights
This
article is about our understanding of what makes our
Republic unique to any other forms of Government in the
world.
In my discussions of the Republic of the United States
with individuals over the past several years, it is the
defining of what it means to have true individual
unalienable rights and to be sovereign that makes our
form of government most unique. With the people I think
it is safe to say that the general populace does not
understand the true nature of their rights and how they
relate to government and therefore cannot use or apply
them.
It is
my hope to give the people the power to use them in
everyday life and to drive back the forces that have
altered the original 1776 Republic form of government to
perfect their personal or corporate agenda.
Of
course it is generally understood in history that all
governments eventually in time will become corrupt. The
purity of the original constructs technically and
emotionally of the beginnings of a new society must be
preserved in order for it to be maintain throughout
time. To my knowledge this has never been achieve by man
forming any government.
Now what needs to be asked
is can our freedoms be made clear and defined into a
usable form were the general public can recognized and
use them. The answer is yes. The Declaration of
Independence, for example; We hold these truths to be
self evident that all men are created equal and that
they are endowed by their creator with certain
un-alienable rights. Among those are life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness.
Now
most people just read over the Declaration of
Independence and say such a lovely document and do not
really look into the significant of what it says. First
off the document states plainly that our rights were
endowed by their creator. Is this plain enough? Our
forefathers recognize a supreme being. Weather you
believe or not is not the point. The point is they did
and they created the beginnings of this government with
that understanding and through the oath that each public
servant says to assume office binds them in to agreement
to uphold this understanding.
Now in
the Declaration of Independence it uses the word
unalienable. did you know that the word,” unalienable”
or Unalienable Rights means, "non changeable non transferable cannot
be given up except by the person who processed them",
Blacks Law Dictionary, 6th edition. The
Declaration of Independence also states that man was
endowed by the creator with certain unalienable Rights
which makes it clear that our
forefathers recognized rights that did not come from man
or government but a power beyond man, also it states
that in order to secure these rights governments are
instituted by man so man created government and
therefore man was the creator and government is the
created positioning man in the supreme position over
government. Now weather you believe in
God or not the Declaration of Independence says what it
says and our government officials are bound to it as stated based on their oath to it.
Has it
not become obvious that in the Declaration of
Independence as defined by our forefathers, it is God
that created man and endowed him with certain
Unalienable rights. Then man created the Constitution,
then the Constitution defined and created government.
Finally the corporations were spawned from government.
Now I ask you? How can corporations which are now
creating statutes, codes, rules and regulations today
and operating as the superior law, be superior to what
is define by God, man, (vested in supreme authority by
God positioning him in the sovereign position)?
By
Spike!
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