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Constitutional Insights & Government Overreach w/ Peter Serefine | WTP #64
In episode #64 of 'We The Patriots Podcast,' hosts Sal and Andrew are joined by Peter Serefine, an insightful author, USPS employee, and constable in Pennsylvania. Peter takes us on his authorial journey, starting with 'Progress, Really?' and leading into his critical examination of executive power in 'A More Tyrannical King.' His latest work, 'Trust Shattered,' dives into government betrayal and the crucial need for constitutional adherence. As a constable, Peter also shares his firsthand experiences with the law and underscores the importance of constitutional originalism. Dive into this enriching conversation about safeguarding our society's future through our founding principles. Want to explore Peter's works further? Pre-order his latest book and discover more at https://www.liberty-lighthouse.com/.
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Join us for this episode of "We The Patriots Podcast" as we dissect the layers of these significant issues, shedding light on how they shape our world and impact our daily lives.Timestamps00:55 Introduction and Peter's Motivation for Writing Books02:33 Peter's First Book: Progress, Really?07:14 A More Tyrannical King: The Federal Government's Power11:58 Trust Shattered: Government Betrayal16:13 Peter's Military Service and Becoming a Constable26:08 Peter's Work as a Mailman and the Role of a Constable29:31 The Importance of Reading and Understanding the Constitution38:54 Solutions and the Need for Constitutional Originalism42:16 The Founders and the Constitution43:17 The Fragility of Constitutional Republics44:46 The Turning Point of 191348:45 The Flipped Power Structure49:41 The Federal Reserve and Inflation51:27 The Income Tax and Bypassing the States54:10 The Greenback Currency and Supreme Court Cases59:00 Conclusion and Book Promotion
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In episode #64 of 'We The Patriots Podcast,' hosts Sal and Andrew are joined by Peter Serefine, an insightful author, USPS employee, and constable in Pennsylvania. Peter takes us on his authorial journey, starting with 'Progress, Really?' and leading into his critical examination of executive power in 'A More Tyrannical King.' His latest work, 'Trust Shattered,' dives into government betrayal and the crucial need for constitutional adherence. As a constable, Peter also shares his firsthand experiences with the law and underscores the importance of constitutional originalism. Dive into this enriching conversation about safeguarding our society's future through our founding principles. Want to explore Peter's works further? Pre-order his latest book and discover more at https://www.liberty-lighthouse.com/.
š Useful Links:
Learn more about We The Patriots Media: https://www.wethepatriotsmedia.com/
Stay updated via Instagram: @we_the_patriots
Tune in on Spotify: We The Patriots Podcast
Support our work and access exclusive content: https://www.wethepatriotsmedia.com/shop
Share your thoughts or feedback: [email protected].
Join us for this episode of "We The Patriots Podcast" as we dissect the layers of these significant issues, shedding light on how they shape our world and impact our daily lives.Timestamps00:55 Introduction and Peter's Motivation for Writing Books02:33 Peter's First Book: Progress, Really?07:14 A More Tyrannical King: The Federal Government's Power11:58 Trust Shattered: Government Betrayal16:13 Peter's Military Service and Becoming a Constable26:08 Peter's Work as a Mailman and the Role of a Constable29:31 The Importance of Reading and Understanding the Constitution38:54 Solutions and the Need for Constitutional Originalism42:16 The Founders and the Constitution43:17 The Fragility of Constitutional Republics44:46 The Turning Point of 191348:45 The Flipped Power Structure49:41 The Federal Reserve and Inflation51:27 The Income Tax and Bypassing the States54:10 The Greenback Currency and Supreme Court Cases59:00 Conclusion and Book Promotion