American Revolution
Today in History: Parliament Passes the Tea Act
On April 27, 1773, the British Parliament passed the Tea Act. American colonists widely viewed this as another violation of their right to self-government and it led to further colonial rebellion against British authority. Parliament passed the act to save the East...
Tyrants Always Want to Track and Take your Guns
If we adopted the attitude of the founders, all guns would be undetectable to the government. If you’re like me, you’ve probably heard plenty about the new ATF regulations on so-called ghost guns. This is very similar to what the British did to the colonists in 1744...
All Guns Should be Undetectable to the Government
The federal government wants to end the existence of “untraceable” firearms – and this is nothing new under the sun. But if we adopted the attitude of the founders and old revolutionaries, all guns would be “undetectable” to the government. Path to Liberty:...
10th Amendment: From Sovereignty to Resistance
The Tenth Amendment is about much more than just delegated and reserved powers. It reaffirms some of the most important principles of the Revolution. Sovereignty – final authority – of the People of the Several States. And the right of the people to resist...