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Wednesday, July 6, 2011




A Cinco Dias de Julian Assange Poder Ser Extraditado para a Suécia

 

5 de Julho de 2011
Por Steve Beckow
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Five Days Five Days Remain before Julian Assange is Extradited to Sweden - click imageDaqui a seis dias, Julian Assange será extraditado para a Suécia para enfrentar as acusações de ofensas sexuais. No entanto, até hoje nenhumas acusações formais foram feitas contra ele. Julian tem estado em prisão domiciliária, na Grã-Bretanha, desde Dezembro de 2010, quando a Suécia emitiu dois mandatos internacionais para a sua detenção.


De acordo com a lei sueca, onde não existem opções de aguardar o julgamento em liberdade pelo pagamento de fiança, após a sua chegada à Suécia, Julian será preso por período indefinido. Mesmo que seja reconhecido como inocente das acusações que lhe são imputadas, ficará completamente incapaz de agir, o que provavelmente é o objectivo destas movimentações.


Levanta-se a seguinte questão: Estará a Suécia a agir por ordem do governo Americano? A detenção de Julian está a colocar o sistema judicial sueco debaixo do microscópio e pode tornar-se embaraçoso para o governo da Suécia, por chamar a atenção sobre as autoridades responsáveis pelas leis suecas, sobre os tribunais e sobre detenção. Para Julian, isso impede-o de dirigir o Wikileaks por um período de tempo indeterminado. Abaixo está uma avaliação das perspectivas de Julian na Suécia, feita reconhecidamente pelos apoiantes de Julian.


 Julgamento justo para Julian Assange?

 

Crítica ao Sistema Judicial Sueco.

 

De todos os signatários da Convenção, a Suécia tem a taxa mais elevada per capita de casos levados ao Tribunal Europeu dos Direitos Humanos a respeito do artigo 6.1 (direito a um julgamento justo). Também tem a taxa mais elevada de leis adversas no que diz respeito a um julgamento justo.


Argumento de defesa


Na  Audição de Fevereiro February Hearing, os advogados de  Julian Assange alegaram que o Reino Unido não o devia extraditar porque ele não iria ter um julgamento justo na Suécia. Se fosse extraditado, Assange seria:


Colocado numa prisão em detenção solitária quando fosse devolvido, mesmo sem ter sido acusado (passando provavelmente um ano em detenção). Na Suécia não há limite de tempo para a detenção.


Não há a possibilidade de pagar uma fiança, por isso ele pode 
permanecer preso indefinidamente.


Se houver acusação e julgamento, será mantido em segredo.


Não será julgado por um ‘Tribunal imparcial e independente, que é um requisito fundamental da Convenção Europeia dos Direitos Humanos (artigo 6.1). Três de cada quatro juízes são Juízes Leigos, que foram designados pelos partidos políticos e não têm prática judicial formal (ver Lay Judges).


O acusador sueco, Marianne Ny, não entregou a Julian Assange ou aos seus advogados, um documento escrito sobre as alegações contra ele, o que viola o Código de Procedimento Sueco (RB 23:18) e a Convenção Europeia dos Direitos Humanos (artigo 5) e a Carta Fundamental dos Direitos Humanos da Comunidade Europeia.

Houve interferência política de acordo com as afirmações do Primeiro Ministro no Parlamento Sueco durante o Julgamento (veja Political Interference, e a atenção constante da imprensa foi dada às queixas do advogado (veja Media climate in Sweden).


O acordo bilateral entre os Estados Unidos e a Suécia permite que Julian Assange seja extraditado para os Estados Unidos logo que ele chegue à Suécia (veja a secção da extradição para os Estados Unidos). Sob custódia dos Estados Unidos, Julian Assange arrisca-se a ser raptado, torturado e executado.


Reacções na Suécia às criticas do Sistema de justiça Sueco

 

 O Primeiro Ministro Fredrik Reinfeldt respondeu no Parlamento que as críticas ao Sistema Judicial Sueco eram infundadas, e que os advogados de Assange tentaram obter a condescendência da Suécia (7 February 2011). As afirmações originais estão disponíveis aqui here.


Num escrutínio anónimo, um em cada três one out of three juristas concordaram que as críticas de Assange ao sistema de justiça sueca eram bem fundamentadas (em Inglês aqui e aqui English here, and here). Os comentários dos advogados Suecos revelaram uma profunda falta de confiança no sistema legal:


“O sistema judicial sueco pode falhar no que diz respeito a crimes sexuais. Teorias bizarras tiveram muita influência nos legisladores.”



“Considerando a pressão sobre Assange de todos as partes do mundo, não está fora da realidade suspeitar que há coisas a acontecer por trás das cenas que influenciaram a maneira  como o caso está a ser tratado.”


Os advogados Suecos Jens Lapidus e Johan Åkermark publicaram  “As criticas de Assange estão correctas em muitos citações” num dos principais jornais diários suecos,  DN (05 May 2011):

“Estamos de acordo e partilhamos as críticas de Assange sobre as leis da detenção, sobre os Juízes Leigos Lay Judges e sobre a maneira rotineira e antiquada de como os julgamentos são feitos à porta fechada.”


Claes Borgström, o advogado das duas queixosas na investigação contra Assange, também argumentou contra os períodos de detenção demasiado longos argued detention periods are excessively long na Suécia.


Anne Ramberg, a Bastonária da Ordem dos Advogados disse chairperson of the Lawyers’ Association said:


“Quer o Comitê  Europeu  para a Prevenção da Tortura,  o Comitê para a Prevenção do Tratamento Degradante e Desumano e o Comitê das Nações Unidas contra a Tortura criticaram a Suéciahave criticised Sweden devido aos períodos de detenção demasiado longos e nós concordamos que podem ser incrivelmente longos. Igualmente, durante anos e anos evidenciamos, repetidamente, a nossa posição contra os julgamentos à porta fechada. Como também contra os Juízes Leigos Lay Judges, mas baseados em que isso recruta um número mais limitado de pessoas do que a politização dos tribunais.”


Um julgamento iria conduzir à Sentença de Culpa de Assange?

   

As testemunhas  testimonies das duas queixosas (AA e SW). Julian Assange e nove testemunhas foram divulgadas ilegalmente na internet, em Janeiro de 2011.

 

Os advogados suecos ficaram divididos na sua opinião se Assange seria considerado culpado das alegações que existem contra ele.


Argumentando que Assange poderia ser considerado não culpado se acusado de:

O Professor de Direito Criminal Per-Ole Träskman (Universidade de Lund, na Suécia) e o pesquisador de assuntos jurídicos Sakari Melander (Universidade de Helsinquia) discutiram as alegações de violação contra Assange no jornal diário Helsingin Sanomat. Argumentaram que uma sentença de culpa não era apropriada porque:



Träskman: “Baseado na evidencia disponível, é improvável que Assange possa ser declarado culpado dos crimes em suspeição. Além disso, o promotor ainda não fez acusações. Isto significa que o promotor não pensa haver razão suficiente para fazer uma acusação, neste estádio. É por isso que ela quer que Assange seja ouvido na Suécia baseando-se num Pedido de Detenção europeu.”


Melander: “ O sucesso de uma possível acusação em tribunal não é provável porque permanece uma dúvida razoável sobre a culpabilidade de Assange, e o caso deve ser resolvido a favor do acusado.”

 A transcrição completa em Inglês está disponível aqui. available here.


Björn Hurtig, conselheiro de defesa de Assange, na Suécia,  estimou que havia uma possibilidade de 50% de ser reconhecida a culpa dele. No entanto, argumentou o seguinte, numa carta dirigida ao conselheiro de defesa de Assange, no Reino Unido, Mark Stephens:



“Tendo estudado o processo, bem como outro material que me foi permitido inspeccionar, mas não tirar cópias ou notas de (sms/texto de mensagens dos telemóveis das queixosas), o caso é um dos casos mais fracos que vi em toda a minha carreira profissional…”

 “É altamente incerto que o Snr. Assange seja perseguido de modo algum, ou seja extraditado. Se for instituída uma acção legal, considero ser altamente improvável que seja declarado culpado. Se for declarado culpado, seria provável que à luz da natureza das alegações (a falta de quaisquer ameaças ou violência física, as relações sexuais entre as queixosas e o Snr. Assange antes dos incidentes e, no caso de [AA] (a sua evidência, neste ponto é contraditória) depois dos incidentes, nas circunstâncias pessoais dele, que recebesse uma sentença suspensa.”



Argumentando que Assange é provável ser considerado culpado se:


Per E. Samuelson, um advogado de defesa muito bem cotado no Direito Criminal Sueco que se especializou em casos de violação, explicou o contexto das alegações de violação contra Assange, e no auge da batalha ele tem de provar a sua inocênciauphill battle he has to prove his innocence. Samuelsson , que foi mencionado num artigo no AOL article on AOL.


“As pessoas de outros países com culturas legais e jurídicas diferentes, não compreendem como o sistema legal sueco  é extensivo no que diz respeito a crimes sexuais. As alegações feitas contra Julian Assange, na Suécia, devem parecer a Assange como um verdadeiro disparate, como uma piada. Mas ele tem de compreender que é devido a estas coisas que, na Suécia, os homens vão para a prisão.


“Houve uma discussão [sobre a lei das ofensas sexuais, em 2007], mas ela ainda não mudou. A pressão política que tem a igualdade das mulheres na sociedade como um ponto de partida – conduziu a uma grande incerteza legal inaceitável para os advogados de defesa, na Suécia. É isso que Assange está a experimentar agora. O movimento feminista na Suécia é particularmente forte. Foi alegado, durante muito tempo, pelas activistas dos direitos as mulheres, que os juízes acreditavam mais nos homens. Foi dito que era impossível para uma mulher obter justiça. Agora, na Suécia, o contrário é que é verdade.


“Hoje as condenações são exigidas devido a um conteúdo político [uma taxa de condenações mis elevada foi o propósito afirmado por Thomas Bodström (o advogado associado à firma de advogados que representa as duas queixas contra Assange) enquanto era Ministro da Justiça e promoveu a reforma da lei das  Ofensas Sexuais]. O conteúdo da lei é: em casos de violação, os homens devem ser condenados; de outro modo, é injusto para as mulheres. Isso é inapropriado num estado constitucional.”



“Na Suécia, o consenso: você diz a verdade porque é uma mulher. Para mim isso é o limite. Sou pela igualdade das mulheres na sociedade. Claro. Mas não posso ir tão longe, a ponto de pessoas inocentes serem condenadas. Na Suécia, a chamada perspectiva da vítima é tão avançada que há mesmo pessoas que acreditam, com toda a seriedade, que é inaceitável que as mulheres, em geral, sejam expostas aos rigores de um interrogatório, num tribunal. As pessoas dizem que, nós, como advogados, iríamos ofender essas mulheres porque as interrogamos em nome dos nossos clientes. Penso que tal cultura não tem precedentes na Europa Ocidental.”


Artigos relacionados:
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Evidence by Björn Hurtig regarding the nature of the allegations


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Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Six Days Remain before Julian Assange is Extradited to Sweden by Steve Beckow


Six Days Remain before Julian Assange is Extradited to Sweden


2011 July 5 - Today is July 6

by Steve Beckow
In six days time, Julian Assange will be extradited to Sweden to face four allegations of sexual offences. However as of the present day no formal charges have been laid against him.  Julian has been held under house arrest in Britain since Dec. 2010 when Sweden issued two international warrants for his  arrest. 


Under Swedish law, which does not have bail options, upon arrival in Sweden, Julian will be jailed for an indefinite period.Even if found innocent of the charges, he will have been taken out of action, which is probably the aim of these moves anyways.


Questions have arisen as to whether Sweden is acting at the behest of the American government. The detention of Julian is likely to put the Swedish justice system under a microscope and could prove embarrassing to the Swedish government and officials responsible for Swedish laws, courts, and detention. For Julian, it removes him from directing Wikileaks for an indefinite period of time. Below is an assessment of Julian’s prospects in Sweden, admittedly from Julian’s supporters.



Fair Trial for Julian Assange?

 

Criticism of Swedish justice system

 

Of all the signatories to the Convention, Sweden has the highest per capita rate of cases brought to the European Court of Human Rights relating to article 6.1 (right to a fair trial). It also has the highest rate of adverse rulings when it comes to the fair trial.


Argument of the defence


In the February Hearing, Julian Assange’s lawyers argued that the UK should not extradite him because he would not face a fair trial in Sweden. If extradited, Assange will be:


 Held in prison in solitary confinement when he is returned, despite not having been charged (likely to spend up to a year in custody). There is no time limit to detention in Sweden.


 There is no bail system, so he would remain in detention indefinitely.


 If there is a charge and a trial, it will be held in secret.


 He will not be judged by an ’independent and impartial tribunal’, a fundamental requirement under the European Convention of Human Rights (article 6.1). Three out of the four judges are lay judges, who have been appointed by political parties and have no formal legal training (see Lay Judges).

 The Swedish prosecutor, Marianne Ny, has not given Julian Assange or his lawyers information on the allegations against him in writing, which violates the Swedish Code of Procedure (RB 23:18) and the European Convention of Human Rights (article 5), and the EU Fundamental Charter on Human Rights.


 There has been political interference with the Prime Minister’s statements to the Swedish Parliament during the trial (see Political Interference, and constant press attention has been given to the complainants’ lawyer (see Media climate in Sweden).


 The bilateral agreement between the United States and Sweden allows Julian Assange to be extradited to the US as soon as he arrives in Sweden (see section on US extradition). Under US custody, Julian Assange risks kidnapping, torture, and execution.


Reactions in Sweden to the criticism of the Swedish Justice System


 Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt stated in a parliamentary address that criticisms of the Swedish Justice system are unfounded, and Assange’s lawyers have tried to patronise Sweden (7 February 2011). The original statements are available here.


 In an anonymous survey one out of three jurists agreed that Assange’s criticisms of the Swedish Justice system were well-founded (English here, and here). The comments by Swedish lawyers reveal a profound lack of trust in the legal system:



“The Swedish judicial system is close to falling apart as far as sex crimes goes. Bizarre gender theories have had too much influence on practitioners of jurisprudence.”

“Considering the pressure on Assange by the world at large, it’s not unrealistic to suspect there are things going on behind the scenes that have influenced how the case is being handled.”


 The Swedish lawyers Jens Lapidus and Johan Åkermark published “Assange’s criticism is right on several counts” in one of the main Swedish dailies, DN (05 May 2011):

“We share Assange’s criticism about the rules of detention, the Lay Judges and the routine fashion in which trials are held behind closed doors.”
 Claes Borgström, the lawyer for the two complainants in the Assange investigation, has also argued detention periods are excessively long in Sweden.



“Both the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and other Inhumane and Degrading Treatment and the UN Committee Against Torture have criticised Sweden for long detention periods and we agree that they can be incredibly long. We have also repeatedly through the years challenged trials behind closed doors. As well as the Lay Judges, but on the grounds that it recruits from a limited pool of people rather than the politicisation of the courts.”

Would a trial lead to Assange’s Conviction?

   

The testimonies of the two complainants (AA and SW), Julian Assange, and nine witnesses (English here) were leaked onto the internet in January 2011.

 

Swedish lawyers are divided on whether Assange would be convicted of the allegations against him.


Arguing that Assange would be found not guilty if charged:
Criminal justice professor Per-Ole Träskman (University of Lund Sweden) and doctoral researcher Sakari Melander (University of Helsinki) discussed the rape allegations against Assange in the Finnish daily newspaper Helsingin Sanomat. They argued that a conviction was unlikely:


* Träskman: “Based on the evidence available, it is unlikely Assange would be convicted of the suspected crimes. Also, the prosecutor has not yet raised charges. That means the prosecutor doesn’t think there’s sufficient reason to raise a charge at this stage. That’s why she wants Assange to be heard in Sweden relying on a European Arrest Warrant.”


* Melander: “The success of a possible charge in court is not likely because reasonable doubt remains about Assange’s guilt. If there is unclarity about guilt, or there is no full certainty of it, the case must be resolved in favour of the accused.”
The full transcript in English is available here.


Björn Hurtig, Assange’s defence counsel in Sweden, estimated that there was a 50% chance of conviction. However he argued the following in a letter to Assange’s UK defence counsel, Mark Stephens:


“Having studied the case-file, as well as other material which I was permitted to inspect but not take copies or notes of (sms/text messages from the complainants’ mobile phones), the case is one of the weakest cases I have ever seen in my professional career…”

“It is highly uncertain whether Mr. Assange will be prosecuted at all, if extradited. If prosecuted, I consider it highly unlikely that he will be convicted. If convicted, he would be likely, in light of the nature and detail of the allegations themselves (the lack of any threats or physical violence, the consensual sexual relations between the complainants and Mr. Assange before the incidents and, in the case of [AA] (her evidence on this point is contradictory) after the incidents, and his personal circumstances, to receive a suspended sentence.”


Arguing that Assange is likely to be found guilty if charged:


 Per E. Samuelson, a high-profile Swedish criminal defense lawyer who specialises in rape cases, has explained the context of the rape allegations against Assange, and the uphill battle he has to prove his innocence. Samuelsson was also quoted in an article on AOL.


* “People from other countries with different legal cultures just do not understand how extensive the Swedish legal system is regarding sexual crimes. The allegations made against Julian Assange in Sweden must seem to Assange as pure nonsense, as a joke. But he must understand that these are the kind of things for which men go to prison in Sweden.”


“There was a discussion [about a law in sexual offences in 2007], but it has not changed. Political pressure which has the equality of women in society as starting point – which is in principle commendable – has led to an unacceptable very high legal uncertainty for defendants in Sweden. This is what Assange is experiencing right now. The feminist movement in Sweden is particularly strong. It has long been criticised by women’s rights activists that the judges would believe men more. It was said that it was impossible to get justice as a woman. Now the reverse is true in Sweden.


* “Today convictions are demanded due to a basic political tenor [a higher conviction rate was the stated purpose of Thomas Bodström (the partner in the law firm representing the two complainants against Assange) while he was Minister of Justice and promoting the reforms for the Sexual offences law]. The tenor: in rape cases, men have to be sentenced; otherwise it is unfair to women. This is unworthy of a constitutional state.”


“In Sweden, the consensus is: you say the truth because you’re a woman. That is the limit for me. I am for the equality of women in society. Of course. But it cannot go so far that people who are innocent are convicted. In Sweden, the so-called victim’s perspective is so advanced that there are even people out there who believe in all seriousness that it is unacceptable that women in general are exposed to the rigours of an interrogation in court. People say we as trial lawyers would offend these women because we interrogate them on behalf of our clients. I think such a culture is unprecedented in Western Europe.”





 



Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Matthew Ward on the Recent Allegations Against the President by Steve Beckow

Matthew Ward on the Recent Allegations Against the President


2011 June 28
by Steve Beckow
Matthew Ward has also given his opinion on the Rinks’ video that alleges that the President stole $400 billion and committed other crimes. Matthew’s opinion is most welcome.


“Repeatedly I have described Obama’s highly-evolved soul status, spiritual and moral integrity, purpose and intention to help create a peaceful world, and both Hatonn and I have spoken about the powerful and relentless forces Obama has been up against all along.


“With the light intensity in this energy plane Earth has reached, people who are light-receptive know which information about him is the truth and which isn’t; people who have not responded to the light will believe the lies and won’t be convinced otherwise by any additional comments from either Hatonn or me.” (Matthew Ward through Suzy Ward to Russ Michael, June 28, 2011.


A lot of people have written and said they are flagging in supporting the President.  Some have written and said that they don’t trust him a bit. But notice that neither the galactics as represented by SaLuSa and Hatonn nor the spirit side as represented by Matthew have retreated an inch from their support of the President.


They have at their command resources for knowing that are unavailable to us and I trust their opinion. So please realize that the dark are working as hard as they can to undo the President’s work and the greatest contribution we can make is to discount the fantastic rumors that are circulating, from people like Rinks.


If next week, you hear that the President presided at a Satanic ritual at the White House or consumed a baby’s blood, will you believe it? I heard you answer “no.”  Good. I can relax on the matter.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011

SaLuSa Responds to Allegations Against President Obama by Steve Beckow

SaLuSa Responds to Allegations Against President Obama

2011 June 28


by Steve Beckow

This is very unusual. Russ Michael was also distressed to see the allegations that James Rinks put out against President Obama. (1) Russ has taken a number of steps to discover what the situation is.



Here he reports on writing Mike Quinsey and asking him to ask SaLuSa about the matter. Mike generally doesn’t ask SaLuSa questions so this is unusual, as far as I’m concerned. But on this occasion, SaLuSa did respond and his answer is that the Rinks charges are disinformation.  Russ’s letter and Mike’s response are attached below.



The more general matter is this. The cabal wants President Obama emasculated. They are doing everything in their power to tear him down and defeat every plank of his legislative program. That’s too bad, because part of that is denying Americans the blessings of universal medicare. What a shame.



We as lightworkers can sometimes act at a level below consciousness on the premise that where there’s smoke there’s fire. All the criticism of President Obama must mean something, we conclude. But it does not.



In my opinion, Lightworkers are being manipulated and I oppose it. Yes, President Obama may have chosen an unwise course by going along with the “bin Laden is dead” subterfuge, but overall he represents the Light and is here, along with others, to lead us into the New Age. I personally am not joining the wave of criticism against the President, no matter who it comes from. In my opinion, it originates with the dark.



Some people have accused me of censoring the news thereby. Give me a break. Disinformation is not news. Disinformation destroys the credibility of news. I’m interested in the truth and the slanders against Obama are not that.



Last rant: Disinformation has never been more rampant than it is now. Fukushima stories are being churned out while the galactics say that they are containing the damage.  Stories circulate that a nuclear bomb was used to destroy Japan while the galactics say that no nuclear bombs can be exploded (except some test bombs apparently) on the planet or in space.



(1) This site will not be posting disinformational articles or articles intended to create fear. (2) This site accepts as credible the testimony of sources like Matthew Ward, SaLuSa, the Arcturian Group, etc.  They are an integral part of our informational process and are in fact the major contribution this site makes to contemporary discussion. If they do not seem credible to you, why read this site?



So to repeat: The allegations that President Obama tried to steal $400 billion and other charges made by James Rinks in the third part of his series entitled “Change is on the Horizon” are not accurate. Please do not allow them to make an impact on you.



Thanks to Russ for digging into this and Mike for asking SaLuSa.


Michael Quinsey wrote:

 
Hi Russ,


I have put out a mental request to SaLuSa, and asked the question for a response to the criticism of Obama. I have given below what I received.


Mike Quinsey.


SaluSa says:



“If you find that you cannot trust a source of information, then set it aside and trust in those that you have faith in. Most messages of disinformation also include some truths, which makes them more difficult to understand.


“You have been informed from a number sources already that President Obama is the one chosen to lead you through the coming period.


“His work cannot fully commence until the restraints upon him are removed so bear in mind that he is under much pressure to follow the advice he is being given.


“You will see the real man and exalted soul that he is come to the fore when he is able to fully express himself as a Being of Light.”

 Footnotes:

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The Declaration of Human Freedom

The Declaration of Human Freedom

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Every being is a divine and eternal soul living in a temporal body. Every being was alive before birth and will live after death.

Every soul enters into physical life for the purpose of experience and education, that it may, in the course of many lifetimes, learn its true identity as a fragment of the Divine.

Life itself is a constant process of spiritual evolution and unfoldment, based on free choice, that continues until such time as we realize our true nature and return to the Divine from which we came.

No soul enters life to serve another, except by choice, but to serve its own purpose and that of the Divine from which it came.

All life is governed by natural and universal laws which precede and outweigh the laws of humanity. These laws, such as the law of karma, the law of attraction, and the law of free will, are decreed by God to order existence and assist each person to achieve life’s purpose.

No government can or should survive that derives its existence from the enforced submission of its people or that denies its people their basic rights and freedoms.

Life is a movement from one existence to another, in varied venues throughout the universe and in other universes and dimensions of existence. We are not alone in the universe but share it with other civilizations, most of them peace-loving, many of whom are more advanced than we are, some of whom can be seen with our eyes and some of whom cannot.

The evidence of our five senses is not the final arbiter of existence. Humans are spiritual as well as physical entities and the spiritual side of life transcends the physical. God is a Spirit and the final touchstone of God’s Truth is not physical but spiritual. The Truth is to be found inward.

God is one and, because of this, souls are one. They form a unity. They are meant to live in peace and harmony together in a “common unity” or community. The use of force to settle affairs runs contrary to natural law. Every person should have the right to conduct his or her own affairs without force, as long as his or her choices do not harm another.

No person shall be forced into marriage against his or her will. No woman shall be forced to bear or not bear children, against her will. No person shall be forced to hold or not hold views or worship in a manner contrary to his or her choice. Nothing vital to existence shall be withheld from another if it is within the community’s power to give.

Every person shall retain the ability to think, speak, and act as they choose, as long as they not harm another. Every person has the right to choose, study and practice the education and career of their choice without interference, provided they not harm another.

No one has the right to kill another. No one has the right to steal from another. No one has the right to force himself or herself upon another in any way.

Any government that harms its citizens, deprives them of their property or rights without their consent, or makes offensive war upon its neighbors, no matter how it misrepresents the situation, has lost its legitimacy. No government may govern without the consent of its people. All governments are tasked with seeing to the wellbeing of their citizens. Any government which forces its citizens to see to its own wellbeing without attending to theirs has lost its legitimacy.

Men and women are meant to live fulfilling lives, free of want, wherever they wish and under the conditions they desire, providing their choices do not harm another and are humanly attainable.

Children are meant to live lives under the beneficent protection of all, free of exploitation, with unhindered access to the necessities of life, education, and health care.

All forms of exploitation, oppression, and persecution run counter to universal and natural law. All disagreements are meant to be resolved amicably.

Any human law that runs counter to natural and universal law is invalid and should not survive. The enactment or enforcement of human law that runs counter to natural and universal law brings consequences that cannot be escaped, in this life or another. While one may escape temporal justice, one does not escape divine justice.

All outcomes are to the greater glory of God and to God do we look for the fulfillment of our needs and for love, peace, and wisdom. So let it be. Aum/Amen.

http://stevebeckow.com/worldwide-march-millions/declaration-human-freedom/.


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