The following are over 60 of our Religious/Unalienable Rights | Religious Exemption Info

The following are over 60 of our Religious/Unalienable Rights that are given to Us by God, the Supreme Creator, no man or agency can take these away. It is our Right to do that which will facilitate the achievement of each of our Religious/Unalienable Rights: The Right to:
I. Life
2. Freedom
3. Health
4. The Pursuit of Happiness
5. To Contract (Unlimited)
6. To Not Contract (Unlimited)
7. To Generate Capital
8. To Be Compensated
9. To Travel in the Course of Life
10. To Privacy
11. To Confidentiality from evasion
12. To Hold/Control one’s Property
13. To Self Defense from threat
14. To Due Process of Law
15. To Opportunity to Defend
16. To Be Presumed Innocent
17. To Not Be Detained
18. To Not Be Arrested
19. To Not Be Searched
20. To Not Be Seized without Cause
21. To Remain Silent if accused
22. To Equality in/of the Law
23. To Trial by Impartial Jury
24. To Appeal in Law against Sentence
25. To Appeal in Law against Conviction
26. To Expose Knowledge necessary to one’s Rights and Freedom
27. To Peaceful Associations
28. To Peaceful Assembly
29. To Peaceful Expression
30. To Peaceful Protest
31. To Choose Beliefs
32. To Practice a Religion past Infinity
33. To Love
34. To Marriage
35. To Children
36. To Family
37. To Security from Abuse
38. To Security from Persecution
39. To Security from Tyranny
40. To Security from War
41. To Refuse to Kill by Command
42. To Live in Peace
43. To Be Left Alone when Law Abiding
44. To Be Lead by Conscious
45. To Eat Healthy Foods
46. To Be Free from Unwarranted Invasion
47. To Process Affidavits
48. To Avoid Self Incrimination
49. To Equally Represent our Religious Organization
50. To Empower our own Jurisdiction
51. To Enforce each and every one of our Religious Rights
52. To Self Determination
53. To Self Respect
54. To Determine Political Status
55. To Determine Economical Status
56. To Determine Social Status
57. To Determine Culture
58. To Determine Spiritual Path
59. To Be Free From Discrimination
60. To Be Free From Violence
61. To Be Free From Intolerance
62. To Reject Assimilation
63. To Protect the Environment
64. To Engage Self Juridical System
65. To Display Integrity
66. To Fully Enjoy All Human Rights
67. To Reach Self Actualization


Every Police Officer [City, County, State or Federal] has sworn an oath to uphold and enforce the Constitution of the United States of America. All Military Personal have taken an Oath in support of the Constitution. Just what does that mean? The Religious Organization is for only those who are Ministers. Identify the power that you (as a Minister) possess because of those empowered to Enforce the Constitution.