Know Your Rights!: How affidavits can save our Republic

By utilizing affidavits and notices, Know Your Rights! lays out a specific strategy on how to open your business into the “Private” to bypass Federal and State (Governor) emergency orders along with how to defeat any “mandate” handed out by an overreaching, tyrannical government.

Know Your Rights! is a proven Step by Step plan to maintain your constitutional rights. Over 110+ businesses (thousands of jobs) have been saved since the COVID pandemic lockdowns and 91 children returned to their families from CPS using this highly effective method. Truly understanding Status, Standing, and Jurisdiction will open your eyes to a new world of freedom that you never knew existed.

About Josh Barnett

Josh Barnett is a business owner and family man, who has witnessed the corruption and disregard for our Constitution that is eroding liberty in our country. Instead of doing what is right, politicians are pushing legislation and bad ideas in order to advance themselves or their political party without regard for the people. In a time of great political divide, our communities need strong leaders that will look past the rhetoric, speak the truth and restore faith in America. I believe true leaders need to have the following qualities: compassion and love for the people, integrity to do what is right even when it is not popular, strength and courage to see it through and they must stand on strong morals and Constitutional principles.

He is a loyal American who loves God, his country and his family. He believes that all people are created equal, and that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, and that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.

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