This is one of the lectures at the book Mormon emergency preparedness conference I attended about a year ago. The topic is on maintaining the Constitution, a presentation by Sharan Anderson. Any misinformation or inaccuracy of my notes is the fault of the note taker.

• To see how many of the rights we have lost we can compare what live was during the colonial days.
• Presenter lived a year and a half in Italy. And there was not a sense of hope.
• Found out that apartment manager who owns apartment cannot keep their own rent. The government gives him a syphon. He gets it if occupied or not. It takes 18 months to evict someone who does not pay rent.

Presenter created the following:

• Promises of the Constitution. Describe each principle of the constitution from information gathered from multiple thick books. She turned it into a text book for home schools.
• Ancient Israel, ancient America and the US constitution presentation.
• DVD, humanism the tap of freedom
• Constitution topics in video form that are 10 min video presentations on various topics.

How to remain free:

• During colonization time people grew crops right up to their door.
• In the 1700 was when the tooth brush was invented. Prior to that people would brush their teeth with snuff which would turn teeth brown.
• Just invented the steam engine
• In 1787, 55 men gathered at the Pennsylvania State house to create a new government.
• Our government created a constitution that helped in creating a country where in 1905, the united states was producing 50 % of world goods, with 5% of the world’s land mass with 5 % of the world’ population.
• The constitution of our founding has been largely abandoned today. We have a new constitution that has been disfigured by those in office today.
• What is Government, Government is force. It can force you to do something you don’t want to do.
• The original government split up duties and control over different parts of government so it can’t be abused.
• There is a second constitution that has been created by a people to gain power.

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