Bill of Rights

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Unabridged And Annotated (but not cited) First Amendment To The United States Constitution

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, but may invite religious sects into the executive’s house to plan for taking remuneration from the people in faith based initiatives, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, unless a state house or other government building displays particular religious texts to the exclusion of others; or abridging the freedom of speech so long as only a few people without regard to citizenship, pay campaign money to the Congress to achieve special rules involving mergers and foreign ownership or urge passage of dual citizenship schemes to override the importance of being a citizen, or of the press, provided that government officials are allowed to infiltrate such press, pay certain reporters moneys to present government position pieces, and inform newspapers and other press sources of undesireable consequences for not supporting the Government Right to promote it’s members’ viewpoints above others; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble in free speech zones with barbed wire fences within the continental boundaries of political arenas, and to petition the Government on specific detailed and cumbersome forms with appropriate fees for a redress or at least a good speech appearing to redress of grievances.

Unabridged And Annotated (but not cited) Fourth Amendment To The United States Constitution

The right of the people to be secure in their persons unless it is a woman’s body or they are anywhere other than in their private home including hospitals and medical facilities, houses except where electronic evesdropping or sneak and peak searches occur, papers provided that such papers or documentary information are held where no one can ever see them like off of electronic devices and provided that they are not in the possession of any business no matter what the privacy policy of that business states, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures with unreasonable being any search the Government refuses to conduct, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue except those that are written, but upon probable cause, the probable cause requirement is hereby deleted, supported by Oath or affirmation or scribble or subjective thoughts, and particularly describing the place to be searched to the extent that it is clear which planet is involved, and the persons or things to be seized or such other persons or things that happened to be within the planetary domain.

Bill Of Rights

Bill of Rights