What is a Citizen? What is Civil Law – 1776 Conversation 8-18-24

If you are confused about the definition of a citizen you aren’t alone! It depends on the context. After discussing “citizen” we move on to look at Civil Law (where we find statutory citizens) Watch the recording on our Rumble Channel here (and be sure to “like”, subscribe and share) Link to the video

What is a Citizen? What is Civil Law – 1776 Conversation 8-18-24 Read More »

Governing Conflict Pt 2 – Colonial Era General Assemblies

Read Part One first here In part two we compare our current general jural assembly organization with the first colonial era general assemblies. Remember, part of our authenticity stems from our historical roots and remaining true to the formula that freed us from British rule. Conflict in our assemblies sometimes arises from confusion over adherence

Governing Conflict Pt 2 – Colonial Era General Assemblies Read More »

Governing Conflict – Part 1

How do we govern ourselves? If we look back to our founding fathers and how they did it, how they set up a system of self-governance for the states, we find the end result; the Organic Laws (Articles of Confederation, Constitution, The Declaration of Independence, the Northwest Ordinance). But what was the process our founders

Governing Conflict – Part 1 Read More »

The Difference Between a Democracy and a Republic – 1776 Conversation Call

Howard Smoot (FBI agent, 1960’s) :“The ideal of a democracy is universal equality. The ideal of a constitutional republic is individual liberty. A democracy always degenerates into dictatorship which promises government guaranteed equality and security but delivers nothing but poverty and serfdom to the people it robs and rules. America was founded as a constitutional

The Difference Between a Democracy and a Republic – 1776 Conversation Call Read More »

Scroll to Top