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The True Cost of a “Permit” or “License” Is Almost Always Freedom and Liberty

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When someone questions the requirement to obtain a permit or a license, many people say: œWhy not just get the permit (or license) and do what those in government tell you to do. or œWork within the system. In other words, œGo along to get along or œYou can™t fight…

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There Is No Such Thing As “Case Law”

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By William Taylor Reil The Founding Fathers who wrote the founding documents of both the States and the United States of America knew nothing of œcase law. They were well-educated men and were learned in the law. Almost all were also devout Christians. Until after the War Between the States…

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American Jurisprudence: Constitutional Law

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16. Am, Jur 2d Sections 58 and 59, plus Section 52 2. State Constitutions [Sections 58 and 59] A state constitution is the supreme written will of the people of a state regarding the framework for their government and is subject only to the limitations found in the Federal Constitution….

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The True Meaning of the “Commerce Clause”

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The Commerce Clause is a mere sixteen words long, and it provides that Congress shall have the power to regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, and with the Indian Tribes. {U.S. Constitution, Article I, Section 8, clause 3} There is considerable historical evidence that in the…

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WHAT IS “TRUTH”?

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œThe truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help me God. This is part of the oath that witnesses take before giving testimony in a court. We think we know what the word œtruth means. But the definition we, the people, use is the common and normal…

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Who Can Determine If A “Law” Is Unconstitutional?

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For over a hundred years attorneys, judges and many others have been professing that only courts, and ultimately the U.S. Supreme Court, can determine what is unconstitutional. Today, many legislators often say: We don™t need to determine if a Bill is unconstitutional because after it becomes a law, eventually someone…

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The U.S. Supreme Court’s Obamacare Decision is Unconstitutional For Many Reasons

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The Act entitled œThe Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) Public Law 111-148, also known as œObamacare, was passed as H.R. 3590 and was signed by œPresident Barack Obama on March 23, 2010. Challenges to the constitutionality of Obamacre were filed in the Federal District Court in Pensacola, Florida…

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