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Seven Rights for Citizen Slackers

Dennis Boaz
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Year
2026
Language
English
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Seven Rights for Citizen Slackers

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The book has 2 primary components: The 1st and primary component is the creation of an organizational schematic based on human rights whose origins are found on 2 ancient systems of consciousness the Egyptian Tarot and the Hindu chakras. Together, they form a holistic and comprehensive body of human rights, consistent with the Declaratin of Independence's aspiration that governments are istituted to secure the rights of the people. The created system of rights is applicable to business and education as well The second component feels with the author's attempts to write and get publicity for the 7 rights, including smoking a marijuana joint in the SF federal building, connecting his rebellions act to the 200th year since the proclamation of the Declaration, and representing Gary Gilmore, asking the Supreme Court of Utah to ok Gilmore's execution. There are also colorful conversations with Gilmore, Geraldo Rivera, Norman Mailer, Rosanne Arquette, Dr. Arquette, and some of the author's girlfriends, and other colourful experiences from Berkeley, to Saipan. The book e ds as the author completes the book, timing it with the 7th seal of the Book of Revelation.

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