The concept of a political status affidavit has gained attention among those interested in common law, natural law, and self-governance. This document serves as a formal declaration of an individual's political status, often used to assert rights or clarify one's position within legal or governmental frameworks. Understanding the nature, purpose, and proper use of such affidavits is essential for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of political and legal identity. Und

The recent congressional investigation has uncovered troubling details about how immigration agents detained and mistreated U.S. citizens. These findings reveal serious concerns about the practices used by immigration enforcement officials, raising questions about accountability, civil rights, and the treatment of individuals during immigration operations. This post explores the investigation’s key discoveries, examples of mistreatment, and the implications for citizens and i

By The Sovereign Record The concept of natural law has been a cornerstone of legal and philosophical thought for centuries. It represents a system of inherent rights and moral principles that exist independently of human-made laws. These principles are considered universal, immutable, and discoverable through reason. In this article, I will elucidate the core principles of foundational natural law, providing a clear and structured understanding of its essential elements. This

Qualified Written Request and Notice of Continuing Hazard Record No.: SR-2025-1028-018 Date of Execution:  October 28 , 2025 Date of Public Recording:  October 28, 2025 PURPOSE OF NOTICE This notice gives public and constructive notice of the filing, transmittal, and service of the document titled: Qualified Written Request and Notice of Continuing Hazard directed to the Los Angeles Department of Water & Power (LADWP) under Government Claim No. C26-05830 and Account No. 39759

September 23, 2025 The federal government is once again staring down the barrel of a shutdown. With funding authority set to expire at...