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 »
A lack of knowledge leads to what we have today, probably the most corrupt government in history. Education is key. If people can’t understand why we’re in the mess we’re in, if they can’t find the root cause for it, they can’t fix it. Many people think they have found the “magic bean” to cure
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We have a duty to hold government officials to account , they must know they work for us. In this conference call we watched parts of a video discussing an important suis juris case in New Hampshire challenging unlawful changes to voting procedures. A great many of our election laws have been changed without the
1776 Conversation, April 21, 2024 (recording) Read More »
This is a great example of proper procedure and its importance. If we get 95% of the work right but 5% wrong, it can negate the entire effort. The Supreme Court tells us we must be “belligerent claimants”, but that doesn’t mean disruptive. We must be belligerent claimants following proper decorum and procedure. That being
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