These resources are designed to help citizens navigate through the philosophical pitfalls and temptations of political activism.

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The Effective Political Mindset

Knowing Your Enemy & Yourself

Man-Made Religious Influences

The Effective Political Mindset

"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.

Warfighting: The U.S. Marine Corps Book of Strategy: A primer for conducting political warfare.  A short, but powerful read.

Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau: What is the duty of man in resisting evil and injustice?

The Art of War by Sun Tzu: A must read for understanding political warfare.

Knowing Your Enemy & Yourself

"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.

Man-Made Religious Influences

Age of Reason by Thomas Paine: Learn why religious institutions are dangerous to liberty and to man's relationship with his Creator.

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