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This journal has been created for the purpose of publishing articles in support of individual freeborn rights (organic rights) that were championed by John Lilburne, and in more recent times by the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black. It is that same thread which leads from the period of the English Civil Wars into the constitutional founding of the USA, that this journal is tracking, with contemporary notations woven into the storyline. Its theme is based upon the absolute equality of individual freeborn rights being the starting point for all born human beings, and it contests the idea that some human beings believe that they have a 'right' to impose 'duties' upon other human beings, without the expressed, contractual and written permission of those individuals.
The idea of such an imposition runs counter to the natural equality of individual freeborn rights, but this misnomer is often expressed by politicians as being a combination of 'rights and duties' in nations lacking a written constitution authored by, and ratified by, 'The People' of that nation. For this reason the JLRI and this Journal stress that the foundation of all political entities must be constitutions written by, and ratified by, all of the freeborn individuals which any political entity seeks to govern. This natural understanding is the difference between the artificial imposition of any theological or economic basis for the establishment of any political society identified as a nation state.
If you wish to contest the factual basis for any of the views expressed in this journal, please use the contact link above stating your name, basis for your alternative viewpoint and any credentials that you may wish to offer in support of your position. Please advise whether you give permission for your views to be reproduced in the online i2y2 investigative journal.
Unmasking the Crown Corporation Sole and the possibilities for true liberty in the United Kingdom
What's Wrong with British Television? Censorship!
Is there a future for the United Kingdom?
The News of the World and Freedom of the Press
Why isn't anyone investigating The UK Elephant?
'Save the Children', or Save the Bank Account?
An English Monument to the Obfuscation of English History
FINDING THREADS SOCIETY
If you are looking for a place to join others in the discovery of leads to unravelling and documenting the biographical lives of individuals who have made and shaped society as we know it, then Finding Threads is the place for you.
EDITORIAL CAVEAT
The i2y2 investigative journal is edited by Mervyn Hagger who was born in England; lived more than the majority of his lifespan in the United States of America where he continues to maintain his primary residence. In recent years he has returned to the United Kingdom on several extended occasions to further his research and publishing work.
The editor is part of a team whose lives have become emeshed into the storyline reflected in this journal. Therefore many of the related articles that appear on this and related sites, have a 'gonzo' approach resulting from a personal familiarity with the subject matter.
'FREEBORN JOHN' LILBURNE: BIOGRAPHY
Free-Born John by Pauline Gregg has become the classic biography about the contemporary life of John Lilburne during the Seventeenth Century. It is by no means a complete work about his life, because his legacy has outstripped the accomplishments that he made during his own lifetime.
