Restoration of Common Law
For the purposes of restoring the rights and protections guaranteed by the Common Law it is hereby reaffirmed that sovereignty is naturally vested in the people, who are naturally endowed at birth with the following unalienable rights, which no government has the authority to suspend or impede:
1. The rights to self-determination, both as individuals and collectively.
2. The right to be presumed innocent of any crime or civil offence, until proven guilty before a jury of our peers.
3. The right to bear arms to defend ourselves, our family, property and community from unlawful acts of aggression and theft, with all reasonable force necessary.
4. The rights to exercise our conscience and to remain silent, whenever appropriate.
5. The rights to a private family life, freedom of expression and religious freedom.
6. The right to live freely in an unpolluted environment with unrestricted access to clean air, water and food sources.
7. The right to free assembly and to campaign against injustices of all natures and descriptions.
8. The right to come and go as we please, without unwarranted intrusion, harassment, surveillance or delay.
9. The right to declare any unconstitutional law or treaty unlawful by unanimous Common Law Grand Jury.
10. The right to depose criminal governments by any lawful means necessary, including the unilateral declaration of a properly convened Common Law Grand Jury.
11. The rights of autonomy in the conduct of every aspect of our lives within the boundaries set by the Common Law as restored by the lawful execution of this declaration.
12. The right to contract and conduct any lawful business and to trade in any lawful currency of our choosing without Government interference, licensing or taxation.
13. The right to seek a Grand Jury order that the police and the military arrest, detain and charge criminal government officers for Common Law crimes against the people.
14. The right to claim lawful excuse in performing or refusing to perform any act or deed our conscience dictates we must, even if we are subsequently held to be wrong and or such a course of action is prohibited by law.
15. The right to convene Common Law courts, where every case, both civil and criminal, is heard and decided by a Common Law jury upon its merits.
16 . The right to seek Grand Jury nullification of international agreements including but not limited to the nullification of the UK becoming a signatory to the U.N.'s Agendas 20 and 30.
This declaration has been drafted in the genuine hope that everybody from wheresoever they come, will one day soon be able to live their lives on these shores and everywhere else according to our ancient universal maxim of Common Law:
Cause no harm, injury, damage or loss but defend yourself, your family, your community and your property with all reasonable force necessary, from all those that seek to do you wrong.
Michael O'Bernicia, the instigator of Magna Carta 2020
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