EDUCATION
BLUE GREEN
The Rule of Law: Power, Authority and Accountability course provides a structural and jurisdictional breakdown of law, distinguishing it from raw power and government fiat. The series is founded on the principle that “government is subject to the law because the law makes the government”. It defines law strictly as a “rule of right” that exists solely to secure pre-existing, inherent rights, life, liberty, and property, which belong to individuals by nature and precede any political institution.
Join us for an engaging and interactive journey into the fundamental principles of the Common Law. This intermediate-level “Breakdown, Record and Exposure” series focuses on revealing the gap between lawful authority and modern practice, teaching you how to identify usurpation, document it with precision, and build a record that stands on the structure of real law.
GREEN RED
Join us for an engaging and interactive journey into the fundamental principles of the Common Law. This ‘Fundamental Principles of Law’ series is dedicated to teaching the core concepts of real law in a simple manner.
This series focuses on being more interactive and solution-driven. Together, we will pinpoint instances where government actions require improvement and, crucially, you will take an active role in devising and implementing plans to tackle these issues.
The journey down the rabbit hole is challenging but also one of self-discovery and growth. By embracing the adventure and confronting our fears and uncertainties, we can emerge from Wonderland with a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us, equipped to thrive in a rapidly changing world. In this series, we will not only dive deep into the real history of America but also explore how history fulfills the biblical prophecy of Nebuchadnezzar’s dream.
Learn about the system of government our founders put in place that places all political power in the hands of the people. We will review the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution in 10 lessons.
Learn about how what we are experiencing today is the same as what our founders described as acts of tyranny in the Declaration of Independence. Is this a case of history repeating?