When, in the continuing course of human events, it again becomes increasingly necessary for the collective people of a free and democratic society, to dissolve political differences that previously divided them, and reaffirm the power of those principles by which this Great Nation were founded and assume again the separate and equal station anointed to them by God and the framework of the Constitution of these United States against a government lost in its own agenda, we affirm with this Declaration our grievances against the unlawful processes of the government and our intention of separation by election.
   We have throughout our history, embraced the self-evident truths of the equality of man, endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, chief among them Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness, which shall not through subversion or tyranny be abolished nor abridged but yet weighed as the foundation of a free society, nor shall the ambitions and success of individuality in a free-market to construed a right of the masses with confiscation and redistribution of wealth. —- We have created government amongst ourselves to uphold these truths, with limited powers, assigned to it by consent of those governed and held accountable for transgressions against the populace by any nature or action. That those appointed and approved by Popular vote shall at all times represent the collective voice and will of the people without self-service or benefit. —- That when that government of men becomes, within itself, an agent of repression and destructive to the ends by which it was created, it is the responsible and Divine Right of those governed to abolish and/or replace that Assembly or Office and ascend into power that Institution or body of men, which shall safeguard the peace and security of our Nation, without discrimination or retribution. And that for the sake of Prudence, such action shall only be effected after the acknowledged establishment of a long train of abuse or usurpations and not light and transient cause. That from the shadows of repression and despotism, it is the people’s right, their duty, to abolish that government and effect such safeguards as to provide for the future security of our collective States.
   We have forged amongst ourselves as freemen, a spirit of prosperity and well-being, and embrace the obligation of cooperation to share within our communities and society, voluntarily, portions of the blessings bestowed upon us by our Creator and the Laws of Nature, and the moral obligations as members of humanity, but which Government may not assign by laws or decree. And in that light, we have recognized our sufferings and injustices at the hands and temperament of This Administration, those sworn, and whose duty it is, to protect the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and we make this presentment of grievances against that Government and outline within this document, those injuries to freedom, peace and security which shall confirm our desires for change and seperation by election. Let these facts be presented to the governed, and the world, in order to justify the removal of absolute despotism from within the framework of our Government, and to show that we, the people, shall not be deprived those rights given us by the sacrifice, toil and blood of our forefathers.

• They conspired to place into the Office of the President of the United States a person unqualified by birth in accordance with the law set forth in the Constitution;

• They have, in unison, refused to abide by the principles of transparency in government, opting rather to proceed against the will and interests of the governed in the darkest shadows of deception;

• They have suspended and ignored the common will of the people, declaring themselves invested with Absolute Powers to legislate for us in whatever manner they deem appropriate.

• They have taken away or suspended our Constitutional Rights, abolished Laws and changed against the will of the people, the fundamental framework of our Government;

• They have combined with other nations to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our Constitution, and unacknowledged by our laws; giving their assent to their Acts of Pretended Legislation;

• They have imposed upon us Taxes without our consent and in violation of the Constitution;

• They have attacked representative governments for opposing with manly firmness their invasions on the rights of the people;

• They have appointed individuals to positions of Absolute power and budget without congressional approval to achieve self-serving goals. and expanded the Government beyond its Constitutional allowance;
• They have declared war upon those seeking to exercise free speech and expression through intimidation and coercion;

• They have conspired with special-interest opportunities to advance and achieve personal agendas against the popular demands of their constituents;

• They have obstructed the Administration of Justice by unlawfully removing those persons legally and rightfully appointed to investigate and report illegal activities by organizations funded wholly, or in part, by the taxes imposed upon the populous;

• They have created a multitude of New Offices outside the framework and structure of law and sent officers to harass people and enforce personal agendas against the common laws. They have attempted to usurp Constitutional provisions through deception and secrecy, and against the collective will of the people;
• They have attempted to usurp Constitutional provisions through deception and secrecy, and against the collective will of the people;

• They have allowed criminal immigration into this country, refusing to enact provisions and laws that lead to the prosecution these individuals;

• They have refused to support and defend the military forces of this country by providing sufficient provisions or adequate force levels by which to achieve victory and stability;

• They have illegally appropriated taxpayer monies and property for personal gains;

• They have attempted through words and deeds to incite domestic unrest targeting opposition groups as “terrorists” and “extremists.”

   In each stage of these oppressions we have attempted to voice our desires for redress in peaceful protest and gathering, to be met only be injury and ignorance. A President, whose character is thus marked by every trait and act which may define a Tyrant, is unfit to be President of a free people.

   We, therefore, the people of these United States, in a General assembly, and by authority of Constitutional documents, solemnly publish and declare, that we are, and of Right shall remain, a free and independent people and abolish and absolve all allegiance to not the State, but rather the tyrannical administration and that we shall wage political revolution against repression and despotism.