The New Constitution: Article I: Bill of Rights, Section 1: Human Rights

By: Travis Wayne Goodsell

Narrated by: Trevor Clinger

Length: 22 mins

Publisher's summary

We, the people of the United States of America, are at a crossroads. Our nation, our government, our economy, our constitution, our lives, and our future is in great jeopardy and on the verge of collapse and destruction. Past generations have failed to stop the infiltration in our new nation, and their slow and planned alteration of what was originally our inalienable rights have now been replaced with denials, censorship, banning, editing, infringement, and outright removal. Our nation has never had an opportunity to actually find out if a constitutional government works.

As one born a citizen, it is my right and my duty to stand up against the corruption that has crept in and taken over every aspect of our lives, and to speak out in opposition to the false and corrupting principles and propose new government to ensure our liberty, protection, and prosperity to ourselves and our posterity based upon true principles that preserve constitutional and human rights to all, not just the 1%.

This then becomes a new world order, but not the new world order of our enemy, whose plans and actions are leading us to our enslavement and our destruction. The depopulation agenda is evil. We have more than enough room for many multi-billions of people and the ability to produce the basic necessities required to care for all of us. There is no need to kill off and control the population for the intended purpose for the 1% to acquire more and more money.

So, I hope I can generate support for this concept, and I hope I plug up all the weaknesses that currently threaten us. And I hope I am not too late in my presentation for a better world order based upon true constitutional principles that ensures rights to all of mankind.

©2018 Travis Wayne Goodsell (P)2018 Travis Wayne Goodsell

What rights do we really have?

Goodsell has written two of these books that talk about our rights, and the dangers of theme being taken away from us. Actually, I thnk he woud say they are being given away by us from fear and manipulation. The picture he paints is kind of maddening, and I do not know if he is right, but his views are fascinating. He is a meb of the LDS church, and his ideas may come from there, I really do not know. Either way, the book is worth the price of admission just to see the concepts that he lays out before us. Clinger cruises through the narration like a true professional. Even though I did receive a promo code for this review it in no way influenced my considerations of the material, and in fact, inspired me to be more honest. In fact, getting a code generally makes me harsher as a reviewer as I am more often concerned what someone like Me will decide based on my review.


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