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Engaging Political Injustice

Knowing Your Enemy

Responding to Gun-Control Arguments

Revolutionary Writings

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Engaging Political Injustice

What You Can Do: Consider several appropriate actions you can take as an individual to affect what is happening to your rights.

Affirmative Agenda: Your right to keep and bear arms is better safeguarded when government officials and agents are tightly restrained by a framework of clear and ethical policies.  These policies must reinforce due process for those accused of criminal activity, punish those who abuse power, and foster an attitude of respect toward you.

Things Your GRAMA Never Taught You: Utah's Government Records Access and Management Act (GRAMA) is a useful tool in exposing the discussions and actions of your elected and unelected servants, lobbyists, and special interest groups.  Feel confident in making your own GRAMA request.

Making a Malfeasance Accusation, by Accountability Utah.  Unfortunately, Utah has no "recall" provision for errant officials.  One alternative is to file a malfeasance accusation.

The Importance of a Time Line in Government Abuse Cases, by Accountability Utah.  If you have been attacked by a government agent/agency, this article may be particularly useful.

Contact Officials Page: Contact your selected officials.

Other Resources Page: Find state regime agencies, other gun rights-related groups (of all persuasions), media, and partisan contacts.

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Knowing Your Enemy

Reclaiming Words: Under the cloak of big corporations, an international criminal cartel devised and marketed names, terms, and phrases to dominate every social and political conflict.  The objective: Sell a new language that promotes the cartel's world agenda to an unsuspecting public.

Meet the Two Bullies Who Are Stealing Your Rights: Learn how two men bully the entire "legislature" and run roughshod over your elected officials.  They set the agenda and your house and senate statutators obediently follow it.

Bloomberg's Busy Bees: Gun control commando and former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, co-founder of Mayors Against Illegal Guns, enjoys plenty of support amongst Utah's wanna-bee elitists.  Read some of their outrageous quotes.

Beto's Beehives: Beto O'Rourke, the first U.S. presidential candidate to publicly advocate for the violent confiscation of firearms from innocent gun owners, isn't alone in his totalitarian views.  Many Utah corporations are marketing his message.

Courts of InJustice versus Clark Aposhian: Learn how this regime subverts fair trials and the consequences for accused citizens.

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Responding to Gun-Control Arguments

An Opinion on Gun Control, by Larry Correia.  This former Utah concealed carry instructor and gun enthusiast counters common arguments of knee-jerkers who know little about guns and their actual usage in the real world.

Raging Against Self Defense: A psychiatrist Examines The Anti-Gun Mentality, by Sarah Thompson.  This long-time Utah gun rights activist delves into the irrational mind of gun control reactionaries, and how to attempt to effectively disarm their fears.

The Secret History of Guns, by Adam Winkler. This article confronts some of the historical myths and misconceptions regarding America's political fight over the right to keep and bear arms.

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Revolutionary Writings

Evolutionary Quotes: Read insightful and motivating quotes on government by early Americans.

Declaration of Independence

Anti-Federalist Papers: Many felt the federal government was already too powerful.

Federalist Papers

Common Sense, by Thomas Paine (1776)

The Crisis, by Thomas Paine (1776-1783)

Rights of Man, by Thomas Paine (1791-1792)

First 12 articles recommended for the Bill of Rights

Articles of Confederation

Virginia Declaration of Rights (1776)

Magna Carta (1215) and another translation

United States Constitution (see also with annotations and links)

Liberty Library of Constitutional Classics

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