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The History of American Constitutional or Common Law With Commentary Concerning: Equity and Merchant Law
Published in Paperback by Message Co (1995)
Authors: Dale Pond, Howard Fisher, Richard Knutson, and North American Freedom Council
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If you don't know your rights, you don't have any rights
This book explains how the U.S. government is operating OUTSIDE of the Constitution and the Common Law -- the supreme law of the land. It explains how the government has moved us out of common law jurisdiction and into statutory law (merchant law) jurisdiction. It tells what you, as a freeborn, sovereign individual can do to reclaim your common law rights to life, liberty, and property. It also explains the difference between rights and privileges. It is a must read for anyone who fears the usurpation of power by the federal government via the abrogation of common law rights of citizens -- "we the people."

Constitutional and Common Law and U.S. Citizenship
this book is one of the most significant books available. it should be required reading for everyone of all ages. so much information which is not commonly known but should be is in this short, easy to read book. this book provides the real meaning of being an American as intended by the Founding Fathers.

An informative introduction to Common Law
I highly recommend this book as an introduction to anyone interested in how "Our" government really functions and how it continually violates the Constitution of the united States of America. If you want to retain your "Rights" as a Citizen" this is a must.

I have been researching this, and related subjects for almost twenty-five years and it is an eye opener even for me. I would also recommend Cracking the Code, 3rd Edition from BBCOA. Visit them at their website ... (I am not on their payroll.)

Not for the faint of heart or the typical "government school mis-educated" person. If you are not able or willing to think for yourself you should leave this book where you find it.


Richard Neutra's Windshield House
Published in Paperback by Yale Univ Pr (01 November, 2001)
Authors: Dietrich Neumann, Thomas Michie, and J. Carter Brown
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Richard NeutraÕs Windshield House
An illuminating miniature on a legendary house that was almost destroyed by the New England hurricane of 1938 and succumbed to fire in 1973. It was NeutraÕs grandestÑand most unlikelyÑcommission: a summer house for a famous Rhode Island family on Fishers Island. John Nicholas Brown picked Neutra after seeing the MoMA exhibition on modern architecture that included the Lovell Health House. Neumann, a professor of architecture at Brown University, recently curated an exhibition on the house that may eventually be shown in LA. Meanwhile we can enjoy his entertaining account of how the patrician client and progressive architect corresponded and faced off, and the camel that resulted from the collaboration of this odd couple. (Michael Webb is the book reviewer for LA Architect magazine.)


The Confusing World of Benny Hinn
Published in Paperback by Personal Freedom Outreach (20 December, 1997)
Authors: G. Richard Fisher and M. Kurt Goedelman
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Guess what? I actually DID read this book, and it's good!!
James 3:1 says "My brethren, let not many of you become teachers, knowing that we shall receive a stricter judgement" (New King James Version). In this book, Benny Hinn goes "under the microscope", so to speak, as his words and deeds are analyzed and found wanting. That such a prominent figure should undergo such scrutiny should not be surprising, according to the above-quoted scripture, nor should it cause condemnation and outrage on the part of his "fans". Every follower of Benny Hinn, or indeed, the follower of any pop-religious icon should read this book. The evidence presented is documented and verifiable. But, more importantly, it points out sound Biblical interpretive principals, something many people are unaware of nowadays when so many interpret Scripture by what they think God tells them it means (which is usually dependent on their religious preconditioning). Especially informative to me is the chapter concerning Hinn's teaching on the Blood, and how it is similar to others who have associated almost magical powers to a literal red fluid. Appendix A, written by someone who visited Hinn's church in Orlando, is very revealing. To have a church service that is patrolled by security guards who have use Gestapo-like tactics on whoever appears not to be a Hinn-worshiper shows paranoia in the Hinn camp, not exactly an indication of great "faith".

I had to downgrade this book a little because, on some issues, it treads and retreads the same ground, which is tantamount to beating a dead horse. Of course, the fact that this book is a collection of articles contributes to that, but it could have used tighter editing.

It is somewhat disturbing to me to see reviews written on this book by people who have not even read it. The opinions of these people should count for nothing, whether they gave it one star or five (I thought it was ironic that one person who did not read the book blasted it in his "review" and gave it five stars!) I challenge everyone who has pre-condemned this book to read it. These authors are not making up this information. Benny Hinn actually said this stuff, and as a prominent figure in popular religion today, his words and his life lend themselves to scrutiny. Benny Hinn is a product of the Christian celebrity scene of today, which shows you how spiritually bankrupt that scene is.

Put up or shut up
Benny Hinn fans will obviously hate this book. Reviewer Jeff DelaCruz made a few charges against Fischer and Goedelman, none of which he substantiated. And apparently, the 12/11/99 reviewer from California didn't even read the book.

On the opposite side, Fischer and Goedelman substantiate and document the quotes they supply in this book -- using Hinn's own programs, books, and tapes. Yes, Hinn did say "There's nine of them" in the Trinity. Yes, Hinn did threaten the well-being of his critics, as if "God" was his leg-breaking thug. Yes, Hinn did claim to feel the "anointing" from the tombs of two of his icons. Yes, Hinn did say that the parted Red Sea really froze, and that the Egyptians were crushed by the falling ice. Yes, Hinn did say that the NT does not record the name of either of the two disciples who were on the road to Emmaus because God dishonored them for not asking Jesus who He was. Yes, Hinn did threaten a particular critic's little children with disasterous suffering. Yes, Hinn did prophesy that the homosexual community in America would perish by fire out of heaven in 1994 or 1995, no later than that. Yes, Hinn did prophesy that a great earthquake would destroy much of the east coast during the 1990s. Yes, Hinn did prophesy that Fidel Castro would die during the 1990s. Yes, Hinn did speak for the Holy Spirit and say that Eve was originally created to give birth out of her side, but sin transformed her anatomy. Yes, Hinn did tell his followers that, "You are God. Ye are gods." Yes, Hinn did teach that Jesus gave up his divinity at some point. Yes, Hinn did say that Jesus went to hell to suffer for our atonement.

If you believe that such teachings, revelations, and prophecies are the "work of the Lord," then it is the rest of us who should grind our teeth. I haven't even touched the tip of the iceberg. Nevertheless, the authors of this book have. You will be frightfully amazed.

When DelaCruz writes a book demonstrating that Fischer and Goedelman took every Hinn quote out of context -- misrepresenting what Hinn really teaches -- I'll buy it, read it, and review it too. Problem is, DelaCruz can't prove his false argument. He only wishes it so. Just think for a moment: Fischer and Goedelman claim to have written this book merely to sound the alarm about an unhealthy ministry that teaches unhealthy doctrine. Why O Why would they waste their time twisting gazillions of quotes out of context in order to falsely make Hinn seemingly communicate the heretical opposite of what he "really" teaches? Don't you think the authors realize that Hinn has such loyal followers? Knowing this high degree of loyalty, why would the authors document the sources of the quotes if it is so easy to demonstrate their allegedly excessive misrepresentations? Furthermore, if Hinn "really" teaches sound doctrine rather than the off-the-cuff "Revelation Knowledge," then you would need to say that Fischer and Goedelman have -- via excessive misrepresentation and outright lying -- created a different Hinn out of thin air just to spend these 200 hundred pages bashing a figment of their imagination, knowing all the while that he really isn't the false teacher that they have made him out to be. If you Hinn fans can still say that such is truly the case, put up or shut up. Whining to protect your icon won't suffice.

The truth shall make you free. A must-read for truthseekers
Can you handle the truth? Thank God these men wrote this book. This book gives a simple but thorough biographical look at the Charismatic "Healer".It documents his history,false prophecies,and proves Benny Hinn is not what he claims. If anyone is not prompted to question Hinn's ministry after reading these facts, they do not want to see the truth.


The Da Vinci Code
Published in Hardcover by Doubleday (18 March, 2003)
Author: Dan Brown
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Echoing Sentiments
I too was fool. This is NOT recordings of Richard Feynman and it is not BY Richard Feynamn. This is simply an NPR interview of the guy that wrote the book ABOUT Richard Feynman.

However, it is basically another tape of high quality NPR interviewing. ... and I have read many great books, simply because I heard about them first on an NPR interview.

Discovering aspects of famous people biography writting.
Like all NPR programs, count on high quality entertainment when listening to this tape. Yet do not be mislead, these are recordings of the biographers, not of the famous subjects on whom they focused. (This is NOT "on" nor "by" Richard Feynman as one could have misunderstood.)


Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline and a Winning Attitude
Published in Hardcover by Prentice Hall Press (02 January, 2001)
Author: Mark Douglas
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this is useless book
Donald is a overrated Harvard grad!


Mission Number Three: Missing in Action
Published in Hardcover by Saint Vincent College (1998)
Authors: Charles A. Fisher, David Wilmes, Richard David Wissolik, St. Vincent College Center for Northern Appalachian Studies, Richard Wissolik Ron Tranquilla, and Ph.D., David Wilmes Richard David Wissolik
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Pocket Guide to Body CT Differential Diagnosis
Published in Paperback by McGraw-Hill Professional (24 November, 1998)
Authors: Richard M. Slone MD and Andrew J. Fisher MD
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Leningradskie uchrezhdeniia Akademii nauk SSSR v 1934-1945 gg
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Author: Anatolii Vasil§evich Kol§tsov
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Admiral of the fleet; the life of John Fisher
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Author: Richard Alexander Hough
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American House Styles: A Concise Guide
Published in Hardcover by W.W. Norton & Company (1994)
Author: John Milnes Baker
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