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Citizen Training

  • "How Citizens Enable Political Corruption," by Accountability Utah.  Perhaps the best publication available on the political weaknesses that obstruct individuals and society from the pursuit of prosperity, happiness, and peace.

  • "The Personal Gut Check," by Accountability Utah: What kind of questions should a citizens ask prior, during, and after their political involvement?

  • "The Voting Gut Check," by Accountability Utah: What kind of questions would a true statesman ask prior to voting on proposed legislation?

  • "Official-Speak Guide," Accountability Utah: What does your elected official really mean when he reacts to your attempts to hold him accountable?  Learn how to interpret and understand common tactics utilized by elected officials to neutralize legitimate Citizen activism.

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Ethics

  • "I Recognize Justice; Therefore I Am": It is a masculine, humane struggle to be just. Indeed, justice is our most serious matter and requires our consistent attention. For to the extent that we refuse this contest, we are no more evolved than are animals. (10/16/05)

  • Utah's Checkpoint Alpha: First-hand account of, and thoughts regarding, an unconstitutional, dragnet style traffic checkpoint in America. (4/26/01)

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Family

  • "Why the Individual is the Fundamental Unit of a Just Society," by Accountability Utah.  Explains why America was founded on the belief that respect for individuals, apart from family and other associations, is paramount to a just and virtuous society. Attacks growing group-centered, "soft communism" fads that place individuals on unequal grounds before the law.

  • "Is Caesar's Marriage Idolatrous?" by Accountability Utah. Discusses marriage, the role of government, and the rights of couples and individuals.

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Federal Tyranny

  • Kelo Decision: Right Call for the Wrong Reasons? The anger is palpable amongst property rights proponents throughout America. The U.S. supreme court has refused to protect citizens from having their property stolen (i.e. confiscated) for frivolous reasons. But is the indignation over this decision focused in the right direction? (8/2/05)

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Free Speech

  • The "Refined Racism" of a "Chosen People": It is time to pitch the "divine right of groups" philosophy to the same scrap heap that our forefathers relegated monarchies to. Choosing to be consistent is far more important than whether we are "chosen" or "elected." (9/14/05)

  • "Permitting" Peaceful Protests: A government empowered to "permit" your free speech can take it away.  Learn about a dangerous, recent trend that leads to complete tyranny and slavery. (7/15/05)

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Judicial Reform

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Parental Rights

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Preparedness

  • "Family Survival Information," by Accountability Utah.  Offers free advice on how to react when child snatching agencies come knocking.
    This file is in .pdf format.  Obtain a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader.)

  • Ideas for an Uncertain Future: Those who prepare for the future dominate how history is written. Those who fail to prepare determine little. Below are 14 ideas to consider as you prepare for what might await you. (6/23/06)

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Property Rights

  • Kelo Decision: Right Call for the Wrong Reasons? The anger is palpable amongst property rights proponents throughout America. The U.S. supreme court has refused to protect citizens from having their property stolen (i.e. confiscated) for frivolous reasons. But is the indignation over this decision focused in the right direction? (8/2/05)

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Rebellion

  • The Fireworks in Man: Celebrate the right your Creator gave you to be free, and your commitment to resist tyranny. Light your own fireworks, and keep them lit throughout the year. (7/4/06)

  • "I Recognize Justice; Therefore I Am": It is a masculine, humane struggle to be just. Indeed, justice is our most serious matter and requires our consistent attention. For to the extent that we refuse this contest, we are no more evolved than are animals. (10/16/05)

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Religion

  • From King George to Polygamy: Injustice Comes Full Circle: It is easy to grant due process and humane treatment to people we like.  The real test of a civil society, however, is to grant due process to people we don't like — the unpopular people who promise little or nothing in return. (4/25/08)

  • Mitt Romney's Two Faces: Voters question Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on two fronts: (1) his flip-flopping on issues such as abortion, and (2) whether his affiliation with the LDS Church (Mormons) affects his ability to put America's interests first. This article demonstrates why both of these concerns are valid, and why Romney is unfit for any public office. (7/25/07)

  • Identifying Political Popery: A Decade of Reflection: It is crucial for the sovereign citizen to realize the dangers of surrendering his relationship with his Creator to leaders of organized religions.  While this article highlights disturbing trends within the LDS church, they are hardly isolated to one denomination.  The basic goodness inherent in men and women is under assault by the very organizations that claim to watch over them. (11/24/05)

  • The "Refined Racism" of a "Chosen People": It is time to pitch the "divine right of groups" philosophy to the same scrap heap that our forefathers relegated monarchies to. Choosing to be consistent is far more important than whether we are "chosen" or "elected." (9/14/05)

  • Christian Voting Guide: Tired of not knowing who to vote for?  Take the guesswork out of your next election!

  • Questions Regarding the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons): This is the first of an ongoing critical series of modern religious philosophy and thought.

  • The "Moral Clarity" of the Pope: The sky is the limit to ones popularity... when billions of dollars in government dispensations are involved.

  • Other resources

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Taxes & Spending

  • "FairTax" Scheme Unveiled: Who wouldn't want to repeal the 16th Amendment and income taxes, abolish the IRS, and make tax code easy to comprehend? And doesn't a national sales tax sound better? Examine a few reasons why the new "FairTax" proposal is not all it is cracked up to be. (8/2/05)

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Thought Crimes

  • The "Refined Racism" of a "Chosen People": It is time to pitch the "divine right of groups" philosophy to the same scrap heap that our forefathers relegated monarchies to. Choosing to be consistent is far more important than whether we are "chosen" or "elected." (9/14/05)

  • "Why the Individual is the Fundamental Unit of a Just Society," by Accountability Utah.  Explains why America was founded on the belief that respect for individuals, apart from family and other associations, is paramount to a just and virtuous society. Attacks growing group-centered, "soft communism" fads that place individuals on unequal grounds before the law.

  • Other resources

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War

  • From One "Disordered" Soldier to Another: "By facing reality, man begins the journey toward independence and empowerment. He will resist disorder by pursuing a clear and uncompromising path toward justice and accountability.  And he will deal harshly with those who manipulate and abuse others." (4/16/07)

  • "War is a Racket": Consider the counsel of Major General Smedley Butler, who, at the time of his death, was the most highly decorated Marine in U.S. history. What might Butler write of our day and our wars? (9/14/06)

  • Stop World Suicide: Will you be a pawn for the industrial war machine? Or will you fight and resist the real enemy? Share a flier on global terrorists and their endless "for-profit" wars. (8/29/06)

  • 12 Questions Statesmen Ask Before Going to War: What would a true statesman consider prior to shedding blood? (7/31/05)

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