Parental rights and family rights seem to be under almost continuous assault in recent years. Unfortunately, in the context of today's pay to play legal system, parents have few choices when it comes to defending themselves and their families against those who would deny them the rights and protections described in the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. Becoming educated about the way the various systems work and becoming knowledgeable enough to take direct, persistent action is an essential part of seeing to it that families remain safe and whole in the face of an increasingly intrusive government and its predatory systems.
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Opinion Refuse To Bow To The Illegitimate Power Of The State
Please Help Us Protect Our Rights
06-14-2011 Sharon Secor
Yet again, in what appears to be becoming an annual event, I am forced to defend our most basic rights. I hope you'll take a couple minutes of your time to assist.
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Opinion Refuse To Bow To The Illegitimate Power Of The State
Unfit For Teaching Children To Distrust Government? Not According To The Evidence
05-12-2010 Sharon Secor
Responsible parents interested not just in liberty, but also in the physical safety of their children, have a parental obligation–as the record clearly indicates–to teach their children to always and forever distrust government and its officials.
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Opinion Refuse To Bow To The Illegitimate Power Of The State
Our Shattered Social Contract – Children And The First Duty Of The Captured
05-10-2010 Sharon Secor
A sense of personal responsibility for their own liberty and confidence in their natural right to engage in responsible, thoughtful direct action to secure it are among the greatest gifts one can give a child.
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Opinion Refuse To Bow To The Illegitimate Power Of The State
Teaching Children To Resist Interrogation
05-09-2010 Sharon Secor
In today’s socio-political climate, in the same way that a responsible parent teaches a child not to take candy from strangers and the difference between ‘good touch’ and ‘bad touch’, parents must also teach children how to resist interrogation.
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Headlines: Ignorance Or Defiance Of The Law? When Officials Trample Parental Rights -- Just Another Day In Foster-Incarceration Land – CPS Coercion and Murder, Another Life Stolen -- Teaching Children To Resist Interrogation -- Our Shattered Social Contract – Children And The First Duty Of The Captured -- Unfit For Teaching Children To Distrust Government? Not According To The Evidence -- Please Help Us Protect Our Rights --
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