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Declaration of Restoration and Foundations of Justice: The Eight Immutable Principles of American Law and Governance

Whereas the American People currently living peacefully in these United States of America are

the Posterity specified in the Preamble of Constitution for the United States of America, founded

upon the immutable Laws of Nature and of Nature's God, do reaffirm that all authority exercised

by government derives solely from the consent of the governed; and whereas this authority is a

trust bestowed by the People for the sole purpose of securing their natural, unalienable Rights, it

follows that any action of government which exceeds this trust, acts contrary to its ends, or

infringes upon these Rights is, in itself, unlawful, void, and subject to correction.

Our forefathers did labor, sacrifice, and bleed to establish a government predicated upon principles

that none may lawfully alter or abrogate.