Dangerous innovation hidden in the bill takes a significant block out of the nation's constitutional foundation. David Alan Carmichael alerts his Faith & Freedom radio show listeners and explains how false moral imperatives are used as a mechanism to motivate legislative bodies into taking hasty action. << MORE >>

  Independence Day weekend in Phoenix broadcast on kfnx 1100 AM radio. David Alan Carmichael reviews the justification for a declaration of independence from a Christian worldview, considering the  circa 1776 treatise On The Right To Rebel by Samuel West. << MORE >>

  Opening segment of the 24 June 2011 Faith and Freedom radio show on KFNX 1100 AM radio, Phoenix, Arizona. What is right?  What is wrong?  If the law regarding marriage has the object to protect the institution of the relationship of one husband with one wife, who is the husband and who is the wife in a "same sex" marriage?  Free speech on the issue?  Use it or lose it. << MORE >>

  The plan-o'-care is to ban-the-care of the old or permanently infirmed. Congressman Michelle Bachman exposes declarations by the U.S. << MORE >>

  Common law commentaries of Sir William Blackstone referenced by the U.S. Supreme Court clearly explain that the killing of a baby in the uterus is indeed murder; contrary to the Court's stating that those commentaries held that killing the baby was of almost no consequence. << MORE >>

  Stanley Treleaven of the American Foundation is the guest on the Jon Cash show, WHKT 1650 AM radio broadcast. Stan talks about agenda 21, sustainable development, and the implementation of the communist agenda. The humanist worldview believes the man must make a strong state to fix men. << MORE >>

  Terry Beatley of No Excuse Ministries talks about the Maafa 21 video and the link between Planned Parenthood, its founding, and the genocide of the black community in America. << MORE >>

  Virginia General Assembly Delegate Bob Marshall appears on the Jon Cash show, WHKT 1650 AM, and explains that there is a proposed adoption agency regulation that will require religious agencies to turn children over to people with objectionable immoral lifestyles, or those agencies will lose their licenses. He explains the current status of the process and what people can or should do about it. << MORE >>

  Hampton City Councilman Chris Stuart appears on the Jon Cash radio show to discuss the White Marsh - Grandview Beach controversy and council meeting. Hampton's own David Alan Carmichael of Freedom Ministries is guest host. << MORE >>

  Ed White of Great Commission Resources International - GCRI - appears on the Jon Cash show, with guest host David Alan Carmichael, on WHKT 1650 AM in Hampton Roads, Virginia on 14 April 2011. Ed conveys compelling stories about literal fulfillment of Jesus' great commission through comprehensive works and funding that enable indigenous ministries to meet physical and spiritual needs of people in their own lands.  (Airtime provided by Jon Cash and his sponsors. << MORE >>

  David Alan Carmichael responds to statement that State Governors have an obligation to constituents to take federal stimulus or bailout money. The statement prompts superb exposition on the correct obligations of the public servant on a constitutional, biblical, and moral basis. << MORE >>

  Superb  commentary on the conflict between the law of the land and the Progressive scheme to impose global governance under the guise of a 'health care' moral imperative. David Alan Carmichael explains how the classical application of law in America, that would bar the Progressive scheme, is consistent with the revealed law. << MORE >>

  Steve Saint explains where he gets his help to fulfill the ITEC mission. Indigenous People’s Technology & Education Center ITEC equips indigenous people to equip indigenous people. << MORE >>

  There is evidence of Cognitive Corruption in the California Courts as a judge tries to create law out of thin, yet reprobate, air in KAREN L. STRAUSS, et al., Petitioners v. << MORE >>

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  Is the church acting as a religious commercial industry, or as an institution of religion.  Are the Church coffer comptrollers controlling in bad faith according to the precepts of the world, or in good faith and according to the law of God?

 Select the play button above to stream Part 1 (opening segment setting up the discussion and getting back to the topic 7 minutes into the segment) and then select the links below to download Part 2 through Part 6

http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl17jul2010carmichael2.mp3 Is a minister of the gospel really an officer of the United States Government?  What would make an employee out of a minister of the gospel?  What do the ordinances or men say?  What is the difference between an 'exemption' available through the Commissioner or Secretary and the 'mandatory exception' for churches spelled out in 26 USC §508?  Where is the directive for a church to file an SS4 form to become a U.S. Employer?
http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl17jul2010carmichael3.mp3  What is the purpose of a business or organized commercial activitiy filing for 26 USC §501(c)(3) status?  Caller poses good questions on the issue from his perspective as the common man.  What is the definition of 'substantial' with regard to the amount of time spent influencing legislation.  Are we influencing legislation, or are we influencing the legislator?
http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl17jul2010carmichael4.mp3 The U.S. Supreme Court cited in Boerne v. Flores, 521 U.S. 507 (1997), that the Congress has no plenary authority on the people within the states, or the states themselves, to regulate private conduct.  "The power to legislate generaly upon life, liberty and property, against offensive state action, was repugnant to the constitution."  Congress has no lawful authority to have laws that punish even government actors that violate the constitution inside the jurisdictional boundaries of a state.  How then could the U.S. Congress have jurisdiction to punish the church of Jesus Christ or their ministers in the operation of their religion and institutions of religion? (at 7 minutes, commentary of AIG fraud settlement begins)
http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl17jul2010carmichael6.mp3 Superb on-the-scene report of the 'BP oil spil' conditions at Pensacola Beach.  The show closes with a superb discussion to summarize the point of the topic.  Let's see what the Bible says.

  Review of justification of a Declaration of Independence. What must we consider today?  Can a Christian justify violent opposition or rebellion?  What were the founders thinking?  What are the opligations of Christians today?  Are they upholding their obligations?  Part I is played by selecting the button that preceeds this paragraph and Part II is played by selecting the link below. << MORE >>

  Stan Treleaven introduces The American Foundation and says the issues confronting America today are moral and not political. Those in public office, for the most part, are not equipped to deal with the issues of the day. << MORE >>

  In this part 1 of the interview, Jason Sager conveys his opinion on the role of a congressional representative regarding immigration, health care, and other policies. Parts 2-4 below were extracted from an in-studio ambient sound back-up recording when the system sound recording equipment suffered a casualty. << MORE >>

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  This link is segment 1 of a six segment radio show broadcast May 1, 2010 on WIFL, Frank Talk 104.3 FM for the Liberty Works radio network.  David Alan Carmichael takes a critical look at the text and implications of 'domestic partner' legislation proposed in Florida.  This is a blast of 'critical thinking' necessary for anybody who wants to test whether they have been exposed to the pandemic of dementia that is sweeping North America.  David examines the legislation on a constitutional basis, a biblical basis, and on the basis of right versus wrong.  This first play button will play the opening segment that discusses some interesting items in some alternative news sources.  Segments 2 through 6 are much closer on point with the topic of the day:

Segment 2:  http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl1may2010carmichael2.mp3 Senate Bill 104 spells out that beastiality is unlawful.  Why would the legislature have to spell out that beastiality is a civil crime when it is self evidence that it is a crime against nature?  An article saying that animals are denied the right to privacy bodes ill for Americans who are steadily yeilding to having ancient wrongs become rights.

Segment 3:  http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl1may2010carmichael3.mp3  Do the precepts of Marx undermine the family?  Does Florida Joint Resolution 84 undermine Floridian's Bill of Rights?  Should all natural persons, even foreigners, own Florida property without restriction?  What do Floridians need to know about law regarding real property, inheritance, and foreigners?
 
Segment 4:  http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl1may2010carmichael4.mp3 Is the Domestic Partnership bill (SB232) a deliberate undermining of the Florida Constitution?  David The Domestic Partnership bill is reviewed in depth.   

Segment 5:  http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl1may2010carmichael5.mp3  What is the point of the legislation?  Is it to create a mechanism to 'make a partner pay' in the case of hurt feelings?  David gives his common-man definition of 'domestic partnership' as it relates to the bill.  Will partnering with a dog be the next wrong to be called a right?  What is 'right' regarding marriage versus domestic partnership?

Segment 6:  http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl1may2010carmichael6.mp3 Passing Domestic Partnership legislation has far reaching consequences.  It dismantles law.  Where does the Bible forecast this pandemic of dementia?

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  David Alan Carmichael sounds a financial tsunami warning.  There are tremors occurring in the global financial sub-strata.  It is a sign that a financial tsunami is on its way.  This part and part 2 discuss the news report that the International Monetary Fund is considering a scheme to declare groups of countries financially unstable and provide a credit line to them without those countries requesting the assistance.  David explains the kind of destructive wave that could ensue from such an event.

 

Part 3 quotes Andrew Jackson from his 1834 bank veto.  Jackson postulated a model of seditious financial upheaval that would come as a predictable consequence of global bank cartel manipulative actions.  Part 4, Jackson chastises the “Abandonment of the legitimate objects of government by our legislation.” 

Part 2:  http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl27feb2010carmichael4.mp3
Part 3:  http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl27feb2010carmichael5.mp3
Part 4:  http://www.faithfreedoms.org/audio/podcasts/wifl27feb2010carmichael6.mp3