I declare this day. I reiterate the words of the founders of our nation, the United States of America. We hold these truths to be self-obvious. We are endowed by our creators with inalienable rights. These same principles, rights, and authorities will always exist. Thus, they will forever apply to the parents and guardians over their offspring. Forever Amen!

This act is aimed and committed to forever protecting parental authority of (All parents). This protection starts from the moment of conception to Birth. It extends to the age of 18. This is the legal age of true freedom in every state. In California, it’s 21.

This bill encourages freedom. It also reaffirms the authority of every parent over their offspring in every state forever. The overall theme of this act is to keep balance. It will serve as a permanent act. This act differentiates the sole authority of (parents over their offspring) and Government. Parental authority can’t be usurped by the state or federal government. This includes all three branches of government, the executive, legislative, and judicial. It also includes all state and federal agencies.  

section 1. All parents and guardians are to be respected in all areas of authority over their offspring. This includes natural birth, adoption, or kinship. The three branches of government here in The United States of America must guarantee this respect. This standard applies in their private and public lives. It is relevant whether they are in the home or on the streets. This includes any state, public, or private structure. The parents will always have authority to properly discipline their offspring. This means that offspring are subjected to their parent’s authority until the age of 18.

This holds if they are living in any dwelling structure provided by the parent or parents. This is true when it is paid for by the parent or parents in every state.

section 2. True independence comes when offspring leave parents, and or guardians living structure and independently takes care of themselves.

section 3. Parents and or guardians can’t be sued by the states or any agencies of the state. That includes the judicial branch, lawyers, attorney general, health dept, child protection services. Child protection agencies can no longer come to your door on hearsay. They can’t act on baseless claims of abuse or neglect. Schools, chp, local pd, and the sheriffs dept can’t use coercive means to obtain information from a child. A parent or guardian must be there.

section 4. Parents and or guardians are taxpayers. They have the authority over all content expressed or displayed in public or private schools. This includes libraries that have books or literature with adult content. If libraries have books, literature, or anything that is not age appropriate, then they must be locked away. It must not be seen, rented by those who are not age 18 and older. This is due to its adult content. To be continued……