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Special Report # 1 - Cognitive Dissonance

Special Report # 2 - The Language of Law

Special Report # 3 - Burden of Proof

Special Report # 4 - How Important is Case Law?

Special Report # 5 - What Do Lawyers Know about Constitutional Authority?

Special Report # 6 - Dark Secrets of America's Fourth Branch of Government

Special Report # 7 - The American Common Law  

Special Report # 8 - Word Magic: Harsh Realities Regarding the Mechanisms of Human  Language

Special Report # 9 - Internet Chat Rooms: A Great Place for the Innocent of All Ages to Kill Time and Swap Their Foolish Ignorance

Special Report # 10 - The Human Bio-Computer Connection to Survival Under Law

Special Report # 11 - The Bigger the Lies, The Bigger the Denials of Truths, The Bigger the Final Accounting

Special Report # 12 - Another Patriot Betrays His Abject Want Of Law Knowledge

Special Report # 1 - Cognitive Dissonance

In the 1950s, psychologists first introduced the proposition of cognitive dissonance to conceptually express certain of their findings relating to human behavior.  They had come to note a continual mental conflict occurs when beliefs, ideas, assumptions and like kind of thoughts accepted by any person as factual is contradicted by new information.   Because knowledge already accepted as factual truth quite literally defines each individual’s conception of the world about him and himself within that world, the human mind employs a number of defensive mechanisms in order to maintain stability of his personal world conception.  Thus does the individual reject out of hand, or explains away, or avoids altogether, or persuades himself no conflict really exists, or attempts to reconcile the differences without having to discard his already accepted facts, or otherwise does he defensively deal with any new information which does not fit into or  “jibe” with what he already presumes he “knows.”  Read more!

Special Report # 2 - The Language of Law

The business of law is the business of word magic practiced on the linguistically innocent, the linguistically naïve, which is to say, the linguistically illiterate. Every lawyer worth a damn knows this at least “from his gut” and the lawyering elite know it so well they could each write a book on the subject if they were to choose.  Read more!  

Special Report # 3 - Burden of Proof

In America the defendant must be “innocent until proven guilty,” meaning plaintiffs in all law actions, civil or criminal, have the  burden of proof when they argue their complaint against defendants.  This burden of proof doctrine is a key constitutional fundamental in America.  Read more!

Special Report # 4 - How Important is Case Law?

Not as important as you may think.  Lawyers and judges play a great shell game with case law with intent to create illusions that the position they are taking on an issue is supported by legal precedent and thus should be accepted as proof that “law” is on their side of the issue they are propounding.  Read more!

Special Report # 5 - What Do Lawyers Know about Constitutional Authority?

In the early days of the American state and national republics most of the citizenry who filled public offices were not “trained” to be lawyers.  They came from every walk of life, yet many of them had foundational knowledge of constitutional law and the language of constitutional law.

Today, the majority of men and women sitting in state legislatures and the U.S. Congress have law degrees.  Ditto regarding most executive branch offices at the state and federal levels.  And it should go without saying this is the case regarding judicial branch offices.  Read more!  

Special Report # 6 - Dark Secrets of America's Fourth Branch of Government

The Doctrine of Separation of Powers is a key constitutional cornerstone of the American scheme of governance.  It dictates the powers of governance shall be divided into three branches, also known as departments, namely: the executive, the legislative, and the judicial.  The purpose was to avoid powers concentrated in the hands of individual offices of governance.  The separations were intended to provide “checks and balances” of power with the theoretical/idealistic intent that the people’s governments would be less likely to overreach their limited, expressly delegated authorities.  Read more!  

Special Report # 7 - The American Common Law    

Regarding our American system of law, no rational understanding is possible without a proper contextual understanding of how it evolved as we inherited it from this nation’s “mother land” – The British Isles.   Our English common law heritage is the foundation of our American common law and our scheme of constitutional law and statutory laws are wholly dependent on our uniquely American common law.  In fact it is through our common law that we declare ourselves the sovereign holders of the inherent political power and it is where our unwritten constitutions are found from which the people drafted and ratified their written state and national constitutions.  Read more!  

Special Report # 8 - Word Magic: Harsh Realities Regarding the Mechanisms of Human  Language

The modern American may laugh at the thought that “once upon a time” his ancestors may have believed that by the incantation of certain words they could make magical things happen – the witchcraft thing and all that.  

Well the truth is that most people still believe in word magic and this is the very reason that so many modern enterprises are so successful to include those which rely on salesmanship, marketing, advertising, politicking, preaching, and the like.   Using words, the sorcerers of commerce, banking, finance, government, religions, and the like conjure images of wondrous benefits and many people respond to those words as though the benefits are as certain to appear as have the words, themselves.  Read more!  

Special Report #9 - Internet Chat Rooms: A Great Place for the Innocent of All Ages to Kill Time and Swap Their Foolish Ignorance

The coming of the Internet is said to assure that at long last every individual will have access to truth and knowledge without limits.  That everyone will be able to share his truth and knowledge with his/her fellow humankind making it possible for everyone to be free, prosperous and happy because all knowledge worth knowing will be available to everyone.  Read more!  

Special Report # 10 - The Human Bio-Computer Connection to Survival Under Law

Every age and every society suffers from manias and illusions peculiar to its moment on the world stage.

Presently, the world is enthralled with “hi-tech.”  Committed to mastery of the universe through digital computers, hooked, laced, interconnected, and implanted into every corner, crack, and crevice of human engagement, all mankind anticipates the miraculous moment of total enlightenment is near at hand.

Overlooked in all this, is the role of the human bio-computer: a peculiar piece of computing equipment to be sure and nothing like the digital gizmos which obsess so many.  Read more!

Special Report # 11 - The Bigger the Lies, The Bigger the Denials of Truths, The Bigger the Final Accounting

An article in the February 14, 2002 edition of the Wall Street Journal, titled CAPITAL: The Calm at the Center of a Roiling Economy opens by stating: “The 1990s are looking more and more like an economic mirage.”

The monumental nature of the Enron Corporation’s accounting scandal and corporate fraud is proving to be the culprit snow ball triggering an avalanche destined to sweep everything and everyone before it.  The accounting profession represents itself as the paragon of rectitude, but has never been anything more than the mere lackey and stooge of its paymaster, the corporations who are its clients.  Read more!

Special Report # 12 - Another Patriot Betrays His Abject Want Of Law Knowledge

From day one elitist-minded Americans within the nation’s Federal, state, and local jurisdictions have abused the powers of American governing authority in order to monopolize the human and economic resources of the nation.

A seriously dedicated reader of the nation’s past will discover the above statement to be a simple, repeatedly verifiable historical fact.  Thomas Jefferson is quoted “A certain rottenness begins when a man decides to run for public office.”   There’s not a single year of our nation’s past which is not replete with episodes in every geographic corner of everyday acts of “rotteness” as a matter of routine customs and habits.  Read more!

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