Belinda Stutzman - A 3-minute guide to the Bill of Rights

Daily, Americans exercise their rights secured by the Constitution. The most widely discussed and debated part of the Constitution is known as the Bill of Rights. Belinda Stutzman provides a refresher course on exactly what the first ten amendments grant each and every American citizen.

How to remember the Bill of Rights

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Wild Bill for America - Psycho Attacks

Labeling Christians and patriotic Americans as mentally unstable is a dangerous tool to strip away Constitutional rights.

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American History Condensed - Learning About The Constitution

The Constitution was drafted at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787 and ratified the following year. The Constitution divides governmental powers between the National and State governments in a system known as Federalism. It also divides the National government into three independent branches, Executive, Legislative, and Judicial which serves as checks and balances upon one another.

In addition to listing the powers of the National Government; which include the power to collect taxes, regulate trade, and declare war - the Constitution enumerates the powers forbidden to the States and to Congress; and the procedures for electing and appointing government officials as well as procedures for Amending the Constitution. The Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the Constitution, was ratified in 1791. These amendments, are intended to protect individual liberties from the power of the National Government, guarantee freedom of speech, the press, religion, petition, and assembly; and specify the rights of the accused in criminal and civil cases.


American History Condensed - Defending Liberty - The 2nd Amendment Today


Remembering The 56 Signers Of The Declaration Of Independence



Introduction To Original Intent - What The Founders Envisioned



American History Condensed - The Preamble To The Constitution



American History Condensed - Legislative Powers and Limitations (Congress)



American History Condensed - The Executive Branch



American History Condensed - Judicial Powers and Limitations (Supreme Court)



American History Condensed - Limited Government


American History Condensed - Constitutional Amendments 1-5 (Bill Of Rights)


American History Condensed - Constitutional Amendments 6-10 (Bill Of Rights)



American History Condensed - Constitutional Amendments11-18



American History Condensed - Constitutional Amendments 19 - 27

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American History Condensed - Constitutional Amendments 6-10 (Bill Of Rights)

My people perish from a lack of knowledge.
Hosea 4: 6 (KJV)

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The continued assault and war on the United States Constitution and Bill of Rights.

On December 1, 2011, by an overwhelming majority and bipartisan vote of 93 vs. 7, the U.S. Senate passed S. 1867, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012.

In so doing, the Senate gives authority to the President to have the military arrest and detain United States citizens deemed to be enemy combatants (called “covered persons” in Sec. 1031 of S.1867) without charge or trial.

In so doing, the Senate also legalizes sodomy and bestiality in the U.S. military, by repealing the Uniform Code of Military Justice’s Art. 125 (see S1867′s Sec. 551(d)).

The language of the S. 1867 ‘Indefinite Detention’ Defense Bill states in laymen's terms, that the President of the United States can arrest ANY Citizen of the United States, ANYWHERE in the United States and DETAIN them without filing Criminal charges for as LONG as the President wants to DETAIN them. The President could also refuse to ALLOW them to see a lawyer or be released on BAIL.

This Law was intended to deal with Terrorists who are American Citizens and are planning Terrorism attacks on United States soil against United States Citizens, but as many laws intended for good - there are severe unintended consequences that could and will occur by a 'Rogue President' intent on silencing dissent against him/her and their Administration.

This should ALARM any and all American citizen throughout the Political Spectrum. Immediately following our lesson Today on Learning the Constitution, will be a video by 'Far Left' Television host Rachel Maddow (never before seen on THP and possibly never again.) and her Liberal analysis of 'Prolonged Detention' and President Obama's speech on the 'Rule of Law'.

S. 1867 is diametrically opposed to the foundation laid down by our Founding Fathers and the subject of our discussion Today.

RG
(thanks to my colleague 'Anne From PA' for information on S. 1867.)

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Indefinite Prison W/O Charges/Probable Cause

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American History Condensed - Constitutional Amendments 1-5 (Bill Of Rights)

My people perish from a lack of knowledge.
Hosea 4: 6 (KJV)

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The problem in the United States is that individualism is fading away into Liberal Progressive Marxist Collectivism.


The United States was founded on the concept of Individual achievement.

The ONLY minority in the United States is each individual legal American Citizen.

Every Legal American Citizen should have the exact same rights and protections guaranteed by the United States Constitution and Bill of Rights - NO more and NO less.

Liberals state that Equal Rights and Protections for every 'Legal' American Citizen' is NOT 'Fair', because certain 'Collectives' need 'Special Rights' - like Illegal Aliens, Black Americans, Muslim Americans and Homosexuals.

Every Legal American Citizen should have the exact same rights and protections guaranteed by the Constitution and Bill of Rights - NO more and NO less.

Equal rights and Protections are zero sum endeavors - when a 'collective group' receives 'Extra Rights' or 'Special Rights', it automatically reduces the rights of all other citizens outside that 'collective group'.

There will NEVER be 'Equal Rights' in the United States until 'Affirmative Action' and other 'Special Rights' are eliminated for 'Special Groups'. What thinking person could believe that 'Equal Rights' can only be realized by 'Unequal Rights' or that Discrimination would be Stopped by Discriminating?

RG

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The First 5 Rights in the 'Bill of Rights'.

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