Law Abiding Citizens

The Constitutional enshrines those rights that are self-evident and inherent--- rights mankind is born with

Many traditional Americans beliefs are rooted in Christian beliefs as far back as Martin Luther and the Protestant movement. The underpinning of that belief system is the Ten Commandments. Thus, it’s been easy to get a population who believes in the rule of law to follow new laws as they are passed enacted and promulgated. The idea of breaking the law is offensive to traditional America. Thus, as Americans have watched the idea of America become perverted by nefarious forces, we as good Americans still follow the rule of law, even if we do not agree with them. The basis for the rules of law followed is the United States Constitution. The Constitutional enshrines those rights that are self-evident and inherent--- rights mankind is born with. Those rights:

• Freedom of speech, religion and redress;
• The right to bear arms against forces of tyranny;
• The right to prevent accusers from searching until they find a crime, without reasonable suspicion, probable cause and legal authority to seize your possessions;
• The right to no forced confession;
• A jury trial and a counselor to assist you in confronting your accuser in public;
• The right of the local state of your community to retain power;

are all important and basic human rights fundamental to living in dignity. We the people own those rights at birth, not to be disturbed by tyrant and tyranny, coup de tau and subversion, malfeasance and corruption.

The Constitution is the law

The people own these rights. The government does not grant them. The people own the Constitution not the elected. Thus, Americans will follow the law of the land—the Constitution -- because it is their rights inherent to them as human beings and necessary for basic survival in life. Those are the rules. Now, the United States has reached an apex point. Thus, as many talk about where America is today and whether there will be lawlessness the answer is clear, Americans will continue to follow the law. What is the law? The Constitution is the law. It binds the elected to govern within the confines of the Constitution. It directs the elected on how to govern themselves. It informs the elected on what they are allowed to do and not do. When the elected do not turn to the Constitution for answers or nudgingly distort its meaning, they must answer to Americans. American Citizens trained in the exercise of liberty. American Citizens who will continue to follow the law. They have a right to redress the government in their pursuit of administration of justice under the Constitution, to bear arms individually, to demand fair and full process under the law to include all rights of protection from the elected and to refuse tyranny in its track when its knocks at 5:00 am to search and seize your neighbor’s home without suspicion or cause. The Constitution is the law of the land and Americans will follow the law, defend the law and will be on the right side of the law.