Government should exist to protect the freedoms of the individuals whom it serves

The President Of The United States Nor Any Govenment Agency CAN TELL A COUNTY SHERIFF WHAT TO DO!

Richard Mack, former sheriff of Graham County, Arizona believes government should exist to protect the freedoms of the individuals whom it serves.

Sheriff Mack

Richard Mack, former sheriff of Graham County, Arizona:

Right now, it is vital that we restore the Constitution as the supreme law of the land. The greatest threat we face today is not terrorists; it is our own federal government. If America is conquered or ruined it will be from within, not a foreign enemy.

In 1994 Richard Mack filed a lawsuit challenging the Brady bill to stop the federal government from forcing another unfunded mandate down our throats. Richard Mack won a decision at the US Supreme Court on the issue of States' rights. This suit catapulted him to national attention, with television appearances on the Donahue Show, Good Morning America, Crossfire, Nightline, CNBC, and SHOWTIME'S the AMERICAN CANDIDATE. Richard Mack has been on over 500 radio talk shows nationwide, ranging from G. Gordon Liddy and Charles Goyette to Derry Brownfield and Pat Buchannan. Richard Mack has traveled the country extensively and has seen first hand the horrible side effects from politicians who have replaced our Constitution with their own political agendas and party platforms.

Sheriff Richard Mack lectures and give seminars on constitutional issues relating to gun control, law enforcement, States' rights, the farce, otherwise known as the drug war, and the oath of office. Richard Mack has also been a consultant for lawyers, and people in general helping them with cases of unlawful arrests and police misconduct. Shwriff Richard Mack has stood for "the little guy" against "big brother" government.

The founders of our nation were afraid of one thing more than any other... government having too much power! Remember, they escaped from the tyranny of an oppressive and controlling government when they established this nation. They fought and died for it, and now we are letting these same freedoms they fought for slip away little by little, without a second thought.

In order to succeed, we must first make ourselves aware of the problem. We must educate ourselves, and then we can know what action to take. One of the best and easiest solutions is to depend on local officials, especially the sheriff, to stand against federal intervention and federal criminality.

* What rights does the constitution actually guarantee?
* Why is it important that we not allow our means of self-defense to be taken from us?
* What are the dangers of giving government too much power?
* What can we do to remain strong as individuals and families, so that we can remain strong as a nation?
* How do we win the war on illegal drugs?
* What can the sheriff do to protect us from all enemies, both foreign and domestic?

Please take a few moments to read and think about these things. It really may be a life or death situation!. Richard Mack, former sheriff of Graham County, Arizona.

Sheriff Mack

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Sheriff Mack established the ‘line in the sand’ for his constituents back in 1994 as the Brady Bill mandate for county law enforcement officials amounted to the following according to Mack, “This law literally forced each sheriff to become a pawn for the Federal Government and to do their bidding to promote gun control within our jurisdictions. Even more astounding was the fact that no funds were allocated for us to do this work and the Brady Act contained a provision to arrest us if we failed to comply. Wow! So here’s the U.S. Congress making an unconstitutional gun control law, requiring a county official to enforce it and pay for it, and then threatening to arrest him if he refuses! What a government!”

In retrospect for Sheriff Mack, the victory declared in the majority opinion by U.S. Supreme Count Justice Scalia back on June 27, 1997 has meaning in 2009 as it confirms (it did not confer for the 10th Amendment does such) the local sheriff’s inherent constitutional right to be the last deterrent to an errant Federal government, to be free from Federal compulsion and thus be as Mack declares, “Sheriffs have the authority, the power, and the duty to be the ultimate check and balance for the American citizenry in your county and to defend them against all local and federal criminals.”

What rights does the Constitution actually guarantee? Why is it important that we not allow our means of self-defense to be taken from us? What are the dangers of giving government too much power? What can we do to remain strong as individuals and families, so that we can remain strong as a nation? How do we win the war on illegal drugs? What can the sheriff do to protect us from all enemies, both foreign and domestic? Providing answers to those questions will continue to keep Sheriff Mack occupied and has brought a natural alliance with Oath Keepers.