Edwin Vieira
Few people understand the founding documents, laws, legal authority, and body of rights in the USA as broadly and thoroughly as Edwin Vieira. He is the founder of Gold Money Bill and a huge proponent for the return and implementation of metals contracts. Edwin Vieira has written several monumentally important books, including Pieces of Eight, How to Dethrone the Imperial Judiciary, Cra$hMaker, and Constitutional “Homeland Security”: A Call for Americans to Revitalize the Militia of the Several States. He brings to bear many fascinating perspectives on the important matters facing our country today.
This interview explores present-day myths and truths about where U.S. citizens stand with respect to the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and our basic right (and obligation) to respond to increasing governmental power grabs and the institution of a closed society. Join us with Edwin Vieira for a thoughtful and robust discussion about the freedom and status of the USA.
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(Original air date: 1/12/2010)
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For my nearly 60 years, governments, judges, lawyers, and tree huggers have been taking away my freedoms incrementally until my life is now pretty much destroyed. I find it humorous that they are starting to consume each other.
Honestly, this constitution of prostitution will have to be updated.Thanks
this is very interesting. i have listened to both of your interviews, today wil be 4 times. can we have a formulation of a contract whereby the employer has to pay wagews in metal? i work for the national railroad passenger corporation, and having recently formulated a conveyance to have them stop reporting my wages as earnings, the paying of metals would be the iceing on the cake.
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