Your P.A.T.H. to Freedom: An Instruction Manual for Creating the Kind of Life You Were Meant to Live

Did you know that the Declaration of Independence is written into Volume One of the United States Code? That means that it is the basis of our Constitution and the foundation upon which every law must be interpreted. This document, which justified the American Revolution, and therefore the very existence of the United States, is a treatise on the theory of natural law. According to natural law, every human being has an inalienable natural right to right to life, liberty, property, and their own personal pursuit of happiness. That means that every single individual has a right to live the way they want to live so long as they do not violate the rights of others in the process -- that every person is entitled to sovereignty over their own life and property -- and that no one, not even the government, has a right to take that sovereignty from them. Furthermore, according to natural law, as is expressly written in the Declaration, government does not even have a right to exist except by the consent of the governed. So is this the government that we have? Not even close! In Your P.A.T.H. to Freedom: An Instruction Manual for Creating the Kind of Life You Were Meant to Live, James Riddle presents compelling evidence that there is not a single government on earth that respects the natural rights of their citizens, and the United States is no exception. Written in a comfortable conversational style, he takes you on a captivating journey that reveals the necessity of natural human rights, exposes the true threats to those rights, and how being true to our nature is the only path to a meaningful and prosperous life. It is James' philosophy that for the people to regain their power over the government, the individual must become as powerful as possible, and then network with other powerful and influential individuals in a united purpose to achieve a common goal. In order to do that, one must understand the Source of natural law and how it can be manipulated for either one'