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Let's Talk About Natural Rights

Posted on September 8, 2010 by SCrosnoe

When various skeptics question the soundness of the American political system, one of their targets is the idea of human nature. After all, the founders took their political philosophy mainly from John Locke who thought human nature does exist and, bas… Continue reading →

Posted in Sovereignty | Tagged @CLIibertyC #CLCs, Austrian economics, Constitutional Liberty Coalition, Daily Bell, Dr Tibor Machan, free enterprise, human nature, human rights, john locke, Limited Government, natural rights, political philosophy, The Daily Bell, unalienable rights

Obama Surrendering US Sovereignty To UN?

Posted on August 28, 2010 by Stubborn_Facts

The Obama Administration recently submitted a report on the United States to the United Nation’s Human Rights Council for the “Universal Periodic Review”. Does the President have the authority to subject the United States to review of an outside entity? Is the President undermining our sovereignty? Continue reading →

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What is good enough for Communist China is good enough for Oklahoma

Posted on May 16, 2010 by Kaye Beach

May 16, 2010 by Kaye Beach Why was HB 2569, a good bill that would have protected Oklahoma residents from the risks and insecurities of RFID technology being embedded in required identification documents such as state driver’s licenses and state ID cards vetoed? It appears as though the same industry lobbyists that are helping China […] Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: human rights

Let's Talk About Natural Rights

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What is good enough for Communist China is good enough for Oklahoma

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