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The Way I See It!

Commentary by Brent Johnson

The essence of America - the freedom and liberty which our Founding Fathers fought and died to preserve - now hinges upon each of us. If we choose to abandon the principles embodied in the Declaration of Independence in exchange for the conveniences of modern technology and the economics of business, then America is already lost. But if we rise up and rekindle our desire for personal freedom, our passion for America - our country, a place of liberty, set apart from the rest of the world by its dedication to justice for all - then those in the government and banking institutions who wish to control us, our property, and our children cannot prevail.

I hope these commentaries and articles inspire you to stand up for your birthright... as a Free Being... as an American!

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Plausible Deniability

by Brent Johnson

In Washington, D.C., the seat of government and the heart of corruption and tyranny in the United States, there is one principle overshadowing everything else that happens in politics. Newcomers to the political scene learn to apply this principle before anything else. Elected or appointed officeholders, attorneys, law enforcement officials, bureaucrats at every level o

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Prohibitive vs. Compulsory Law

by Brent Johnson

All laws fit into one of two classifications: laws that prohibit or laws that compel. Prohibitive laws tell you what you cannot do with someone else’s person or property. Compulsory laws tell you what you must do with your own person or property. Understanding these two different types of law is vital to a complete understanding of the general validity (or lack) o

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Property Tax: Why You Pay and How to Opt Out

by Brent Johnson

Paying property tax is one of those things which most Americans have accepted as if it was a way of life. However, most people are unaware as to why they pay property tax in the first place. If you knew why you pay this tax, you could then choose whether or not to pay it, because like all taxes in this country, the property tax is not a mandatory tax. If you knew the tr

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Psychological Warfare

by Brent Johnson

The United States is a fascist regime!

There, I’ve said it, and I stand by my statement.

The government regularly engages in theft, murder, and the destruction of our society, through lies, innuendos, threat, coercion, and all without any accountability whatsoever for the actions of its officials.

The United States government is a

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Pure Trust Organizations

by Brent Johnson

At a time when it seems that the federal or State government has a hand in everybody's property, whether it be through taxation, licensing or other forms of regulation, I am thankful that a method still exists by which an ordinary Citizen can protect his or her property from the bureaucratic vultures inhabiting all levels of our government.

Pure Trust

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Pure Trust Organizations: Working with your Fiduciary Owner

by Brent Johnson

A Pure Trust Organization can provide you with myriad protections, including but not limited to: elimination of probate, virtual elimination of liability, asset protection, reduction or elimination of government regulation. These protections are real, despite the popular viewpoint that PTOs do not work. Actually, they do. It's just that most people selling PTO

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A Question of Priorities

by Brent Johnson

What is important to you? Is it your job or education? Maybe it’s that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be a performing artist or professional musician? How about the current year’s crop yields? Or your investment portfolio? Could it be your family? Your children? What is really important to you? What is the most important person or thing to you, and what w