Article VI states, “The Senators and Representatives . . . shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution; but no religious test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the Read more…
“During earlier periods,” stated Dr. Walter Williams, “Congress and the Supreme Court had far greater respect for the Constitution. They understood that if the federal government was to have a power not delegated, or expressly forbidden, by the Constitution, they Read more…
On this infamous day each year, usually the 15th, every United States citizen and resident, who has taxable income, is required to file their individual income tax return with the Internal Revenue Service (our version of the Gestapo), pay any Read more…
Democracy came from the ancient Greeks… if it worked, Greek would probably be the dominant language spoken throughout the world today. Aristotle described democracy as a perversion of constitutional government and tyranny by the many, ultimately leading to revolution. Inspired Read more…
There are two predominant belief systems regarding the conduct and organization of human society. The first is derived from the “Old World” which stems from the conviction that government is the grantor and protector of human rights; and, is responsible Read more…
In 1945, then Chairman of the New York Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Beardsley Ruml, made a speech to the American Bar Association entitled, Taxes for Revenue are Obsolete. According to Ruml, and understood by those familiar with Austrian Read more…
Samuel Adams, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, stated that the right to keep and bear arms was necessary to defend oneself and one’s property. President John Adams, a signer of the Declaration and The Bill of Rights, asserted, Read more…