what is the book "Congratulations, You Have Been Well Conditioned" you referred to

George wrote on Oct 28th, 2009 at 7:56pm:


Same here.  I've been doing search after search on it and cannot find it.

It is a series of three volumes that L.B. put together as a supplement to the old Red Amendment book.

Federal Farmer wrote on Oct 29th, 2009 at 7:47am:


I wondered!  When I searched, that's what I found...LB's articles.     Aha!

What I did for another book, though laborious, was well worth the final product. I re-read the book and every time I got to info worthy of a "highlighter" I typed it into a microsoft word.doc. I made a "table" of 3 columns: "page", "the thing I was quoting" and "legal citation". Now, when I encounter a situation relevant to that topic, and I know a few key words to the citation/maxim/etc... I just "CTRL+F" and search a key word from my recollection,and there it is, page-quotation-citation ready for use.
I suppose some may scoff at the digitizing of my memory, but I assure you the act of reading & typing all this stuff has a crystallizing effect on these concepts/memories.

No scoffing here, Steve.    Everyone has different ways of being able to remember.

I say, whatever works for anyone to get it to sink in, the better.  Main thing is that we all "get it".  

I am on my second reading, as I prepare to correct my status this year. My first reading was in 2007, when I originally purchased it. I had highlighted throughout in yellow, so it's interesting to go over those again, and discover items of NEW importance. Great idea on different highlight colors for different readings!

Honestly, I can't see how anyone that comes to this forum but hasn't read TRA, or resists reading it, can get much out of being here. I'd be wondering what the heck people were talking about!

Get it, read it, learn it, apply it!

I don't know if I can retain all that is necessary or will be necessary to properly use all law to my advantage to denounce the political system established under the 14th Amendment, but I am ready to learn.

Right there with you Impartial. It's hard as we have to put away much of what we were taught and relearn what was supposed to have been. Am finding it hard retaining it all, too.

Am reading things over and over to get it to sink in and it's starting to.

I have to acquire a copy of it first. Now if I were just able to absorb the truth via frequency waves I would be all set. Obviously, that probably won't work. So I will get the Red Amendment and read it.

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Hi there -
I'm a newbie here, too.
Over the years I've heard about how I've become a Federal citizen, been angered by the states' letting the Fed roll over them - and me - and heard that there may be ways to get free of Federal control without having to become a citizen of some other far-away country.  I've been very skeptical of most of the other stuff I've heard, but status correction is looking better all the time .
I'm anxiously awaiting my copy of TRA !

NMG Administrator wrote on Sep 16th, 2009 at 3:31pm:


One thing that might help with the "I am too busy" problem is an audio-book version. Any chance of that ?

I've listened to some pretty technical stuff that way while driving and it's actually not bad.
Of course, I have to rewind a lot and make voice-notes and re-read things when I'm not drving, but listening can speed things up.

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My first thought was. "no way...too tough to read, even tougher to listen,  but hmmm , as I think of this further, I have to say that it would be interesting. This would require a speaking format and I would only consider it a companion to the book not a substitute. I would want the listener to get into the book as well.
Interesting thought.

I thought that your comment in your reply about people who had not read the Red Amendment was rather snide.  I genuinely want to read it and WILL someday; but the fact of the matter is that I DON'T have the money to spare. I am 76, live on a pension, take 10 pills per day, which sure as hell aren't cheap, pay rent, pay insurance, car repairs, gas, electric, auto insurance, and oh! yes, sometimes I even buy some food.

Please don't be a smart ass. You sound like the King of England talking about the colonists; or the King  of France, when told that the peasants had no bread, "Then let them eat cake!"

Hey FervemtPatriot, Have you given up to the system in place? The king of England can kiss it. So if you want to stay in the system then so be it don't complain when they change the rules for you.

This forum is about what they didn't teach you in their school system that you have a choice. It has always been so they just forgot to tell you. If you knew that you had a choice which one would you have taken? 

PS. The legal way at that!!!!!!!!