Denmark Vesey: The Civil Rights Movement Was A Trick • Introduction To Modern Indentured Servitude • Proferssor Dolls.Life • DV University • Spring 2011

Saturday, January 14, 2012

The Civil Rights Movement Was A Trick • Introduction To Modern Indentured Servitude • Proferssor Dolls.Life • DV University • Spring 2011

Dolls.Life said...

14th amendment:

This chapter is about the best kept secret in America. The government knows about the information in this chapter, but they will not admit it.
As we learned in chapter 1, every individual born in one of the 50 sovereign states was born an individual American sovereign, with inalienable rights. Those inalienable rights included life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The pursuit of happiness included the right to engage in a common occupation or business without a license, to travel freely from one place to another without permission from the state (driver's license), the inalienable right to acquire and possess property without paying property tax, etc.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...: It is so unfair that all those commercial pilots should have to be certified and licensed before engaging in the business/occupation of flying your ass from LA to wherever...; May 17, 2011, 9:51:00 PM
Denmark Vesey said...: Your teachers were licensed ... and look at what they did to your education.

You've been programmed.

You can't think.

DMG, you don't even understand this piece.; May 17, 2011, 9:59:00 PM
Anonymous said...: We's like to try our hand at a little unlicensed neurosurgery, should you ever develop a brain tumor...; May 17, 2011, 10:06:00 PM
Denmark Vesey said...: How about I just eat unlicensed natural food and keep 'licensed' tumor causing cell phones away from my head ... and avoid the need for brain surgery and 'licensed', yet toxic, prescription drugs all together ... cool?

(mind has been trained to think of disease and the need for surgery as inevitable and unavoidable... very profitable mind control technique of the governing class to control the gullible lower classes); May 18, 2011, 12:29:00 AM

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