Bill Whitlow

Freedoms Stolen Bill Whitlow

For over 200 years, our basic freedoms enshrined in the Bill of Rights in the US Constitution have been quietly stolen. Individual rights have fallen to the whims of judges, eager to ignore and pervert the clear language of the Constitution. Everyday Americans are finding themselves on the receiving end of a government gone wild, and most never believed it could happen to them...until it did. We live in an era where all kinds of pornography is protected by the First Amendment. Calls to remove "In God We Trust" from money are seriously considered. Freedom of speech only applies if you don't hurt anyone's feelings or criticize a protected group. And property rights are only respected if a judge finds it convenient. In America, the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution is supposed to protect citizens against unlawful search and seizure. But a produce stand in Maryland had $90,000 confiscated without any charge or evidence of a crime. The Fifth Amendment states that no one can be deprived of liberty without due process of law. A policeman was abducted and held against his will for six days by the city of New York, after he presented evidence of NYPD corruption. He was later vindicated. Do you think police need a warrant to search your home? In 2011, the Supreme Court voted 8-1 that they don't. This book presents readers with real world examples of Americans having their rights stolen. Careful analysis of Supreme Court cases shows just how vulnerable the average person is. From censorship to seizing property without a warrant, the pattern of abuse in the system is sure to be eye opening. In a shocking expose, Freedom Stolen analyzes court cases, legal precedent, and real world examples of how freedom in America is being taken away. This well researched and thought provoking work is a must read that delves into why it's happening, and what you can do to stop it.