Free Speech and the United States Supreme Court Case of Brandenburg vs.

Ohio, 395 United States Reports 444 (1969) By Anthony Blackstone Perpetual (C)Copyright in the Name of The People of God and The American Public as a Public Domain Copyright. Magna Charta (1215) and Grotius (1625) and The Pennsylvania Charter of 1681, as well as The American Declaration of Independence, The Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776, and the American Constitution of 1789, all provide that each of use has an inherent, natural and individual right of Free Speech as an aspect of Our Liberty Interest, that preceeds the formation and operation of any state or government or organization. Brandenburg vs. Ohio, 395 U.S. 444 (1969) follows substantive due process analysis and states that each person has a natural, inherent, and individual right of Liberty and Free Speech which is both anterior to as well as supported by The United States Constitution and the Substantive and Procedural Process protections contained therein. Brandenburg states that Free Speech is protected as long as it does not illegally incite violence against the legal order, assuming that the legal order is just. However, if the legal order or the government is being unreasonable, irrational, or unjust, then the American People has a right to rebel, both individually and through the use of the Militia, just as was done during the American Revolutionary War. In fact, every American has the Duty to exercise Free Speech and the Freedom of the Press and Academic Freedom to stop unlawful, illegal, immoral, unethical, unreasonable and irrational acts and law of a near just or unjust government. (See, John Rawls, A

Theory of Justice). In other words, as the United States Supreme Court has stated in the Cases of Lochner vs. New York, and NAACP vs. Button, and Lugar vs Edmundson Oil, it is illegal for the United States government or any state or local government, to act or enact and enforce laws which are unreasonable and are not rationally related to a legitimate state interest. If government acts illegally and unreasonably, then The American People and individual Americans have the right to rebel, and such rebellion is not illegal precisely because the alleged laws and actions of government are illegal and treasonous themselves. The first Act of Rebellion is for each American to write and speak in such a way as to force the unjust, illegal American government to stop its illegal and unjust actions and laws. Publishing in newspapers, books, magazines, journals, and on the Internet is what American must do, and should do, and cannot be punished for doing. Up The Republic! Down with Tyranny!