Tag Archive for: natural law

unkommonlaw by karl lentz – law resources

Karl Lentz: Bringing Law to the People Karl Lentz’s child was taken away from him by the state (in the USA) for having Down’s syndrome! He decided to learn the Law for himself as clearly the lawyers couldn’t help. Karl learned how to get a court of record and to move the court.  He realized his child was classed as

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international covenants and treaties – udhr, iccpr, icescr

These are international covenants that have been signed and reaffirmed by most countries around the globe. The fundamental inalienable rights laid out in these documents are often not followed or held up by public officials. Links to PDFs: Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) Summary of the International Covenant on Economic, Social

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natural law articles / law common to oneself

  Law Common to Oneself This brief natural law resource, law common to oneself, was compiled by faculty and staff of the NEU School of Natural Law. Law common to oneself is the Common Law of one’s own sovereign kingdom.  In fact, the very meaning of sovereignty is that the decree of the sovereign makes the law. As with Common

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sovereignty: convening your own court of record

  Compiled by the NewEarth University’s School of Natural Law faculty volunteers: A court is defined as ‘the person and suit of the sovereign.’ As a sovereign (wo)man, you are by this very definition, a walking court of record. And since the very meaning of sovereignty is that the decree of the Sovereign makes the law, you (as a sovereign

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natural law – an introductory article

  Natural law is the law as it is written on the heart of every wo/man in the form of their conscience.  It is not something which can be written down or codified, nor ought it be.   “The general law of this society is that each member should assist the others in all their needs, as far as

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meet your straw man by moses g washington (law article)

  The straw man is an “artificial person.” Here is a definition of straw man: “A ‘front’; a third party who is put up in name only to take part in a transaction. Nominal party to a transaction …” ~ Black’s Law Dictionary, 6th Edition Click here to download this Straw Man article (2003 PDF, 7 pages of educational content) Gratitude

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sovereignty: the importance of asking questions

  This brief article/resource was researched, compiled and written by the NewEarth University School of Natural Law faculty and staff volunteers as part of its growing library of sovereignty resources.   Whether it be questions directed at oneself in the form of self-inquiry or questions directed at those who seek to subvert one’s inherent sovereignty, the art of asking questions is

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