Lorien Johnson

Generalized Notes of Observation from a liberty-inclined, ocean-crossing historian-in-the-making.

Category: Activist

Racism and the Denial of Immigration Reciprocity

I have an especially experienced perspective on the reality of how Latin American countries treat the immigration issue. I am a victim of immigration fraud. In 2009 I was approached by Bolivian immigration officials because of the color of my skin and was later detained due to a lack of documentation resulting from the fraud committed [...]

Shakira: How & Why She’s So Very Wrong

Shakira, of Colombian and Portuguese citizenship, was interviewed on CNN for her thoughts on the Arizona immigration issue. She dropped the following statement on Constitutional law: Let’s get this out of the way: Wrong. Very wrong. Really, really wrong. How Is Shakira Wrong ? (Simplified): The Constitution is a document that frames and limits the [...]

Poor Representation of Liberty: Catherine Bleish Case

The pursuit of political liberty is difficult; the pursuit of liberty is made doubly difficult when the representatives of the battle are irresponsible. The currently processing case of Catherine Bleish is an excellent example of irresponsible behavior that is a) presented as being representative of liberty and liberty activists and b) defended by foolish, unthinkingly [...]

Congressman Phil Hare: “I don’t care about the Constitution on this.”

Congressman demonstrates: Lack of introductory level of education on the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence Lack of education on the Health Care Reform Lack of sense of personal responsibility to uphold his sworn oath to uphold the Constitution

When Marriage Becomes an Idol

VITAL: Not all singletons are future-spouses. Not all singletons are intended by God to be future-spouses.