Of Personal Liberty

Traffic citations are big business, providing billions of dollars annually to municipal corporations. Police are incentivized to unlawfully pull over and detain drivers, seize and search their belongings, and ask interrogating questions, all in the the hope of finding excuses to issue fine-generating infractions. Society has been conditioned to accept violations to their individual rights that in past generations wouldn't have been tolerated.

The author reveals that traffic...
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Traffic citations are big business, providing billions of dollars annually to municipal corporations. Police are incentivized to unlawfully pull over and detain drivers, seize and search their belongings, and ask interrogating questions, all in the the hope of finding excuses to issue fine-generating infractions. Society has been conditioned to accept violations to their individual rights that in past generations wouldn't have been tolerated.

The author reveals that traffic enforcement has become a nationwide racketeering scam. With a deft understanding of natural law and the Constitution, the author shows how police officers routinely ignore individuals' rights, while traffic courts actively disregard due process for the sake of revenue.

The chilling reality is that the misapplication of motor vehicle codes is representative of a greater trend towards eliminating our rights in general. Our government is vitiating its people; the sovereign are being transformed into subjects. Its time for Americans to resist totalitarianism: whether at the capitol, in the courts, or on our highways.

As one of "We the people," I humbly implore you to read this book and spend time comprehending its implications. As Thomas Jefferson said, "If a nation expects to be ignorant and free in a state of civilization, they expect what never was nor ever will be."