Talking About You With ESTRA

Beat Down now uploaded. 

Beat Down after being involved in a car wreck? By Whom? Auto Insurance? Employer ERISA? Social Security Disability? STD? LTD? The list is long sometimes.  It's time to pull yourself back up and stand for your rights! Why? Because those following in your footsteps need your help, determination, and your knowledge. 

Being knocked down is no reason to stay down. It's a learning experience to help you realize what capabilities you truly have today, right now, in this moment. It's time for you to stand up and share. Call the show tonight at (718) 766-4385 and help someone who need to hear from you!

Season 6 Episode 5 Talking About You with ESTRA Radio Podcast

How smart would your actions be after a car wreck? Would you be in defense mode? Offense? Or just standing your ground? Tonight lets talk about being ready for anything after a car accident. Will you encounter the kind, mean, or indiffence driver? How would you handle a grumpy Police Officier? How would you handle a terrified passenger?

Today wil explore many of the situation which may come your way after facing sing, or multiple vehicles wrecks.

Car Accident People Hurt Without Help. Today we hear about the pain and suffering of far too many people. Low paying jobs, Tax Code changes to benefit the rich, Climate Changes which completely destroy homes of many. People in collisions face this too!

Today we continue with 20 more Frequently Asked Questions by people involved in traffic collisions. I understand the pain. I also understand about fighting back against injustice. Let's talk (718) 766-4385 tonight at 7pm PST.  Every Insured should be treated fairly, receiving what has been promised.

When we listen to each other, we create a collective of understanding and experience. During 2017 October Car Accident Awareness Month, an emphasis on open communications is important to combat training and emotions far too many people involved in car collisions face. It's time for this to change. 

Join ESTRA and help people involved in car accidents speak up.

2017 October Car Accident Awareness Month Season 6 Episode 2:  Car Accident Healing. Love you makes a difference on getting better. Through the struggles and determination, a magic springs forth from your soul which allows you to move forward with hope and encouragement.  Let's do this together.

2017 October Car Accident Awareness Month Theme:  Insured Civil Rights Legislation. Protection for people involved in car accidents that deserve immediate help and encouragement promised by Insurance Companies, Employer ERISA, Social Security Disability, Long-Term Disability.

Seattle (ESTRA) – 2017 October Car Accident Awareness Month Theme is Insured Civil Rights.  Why choose Insured Civil Rights? People are injured in car wrecks every day and seeking the help and support promised by their Insurers. Months of worry and concern my follow.  Will Insurance Company pay up? Will Employers hold job? Is it possible to get by month to month when this was a challenge while working?

People in car accidents don’t need additional stress. Most need a safety net, security, time to heal and recover. Extra worries create delayed recovery, an unsettled mind, and questions which add what’s next rather than provide relief while injured. 

Insured Civil Rights Legislation provides structure is designed to protect those with Insurance Policies by Auto Insurance, Employer ERISA, LTD, STD, Social Security Disability, or other Insurers of profit or non-profit corporations. 

Why Insured Civil Rights Legislation?

Defined as the ability of insured to be protected from lengthy delays, denials, or extensive court trials used to cause serious harm in order to reduce fair settlements and intimidate people injured in Car Accidents.

The goal is to provide assistance for policyholders before incurring significant losses.

Here is the Complete Series for State Constitution Basics in easy to understand talk with ESTRA Seattle.

Know what it means when people begin talking about Constitution Topics which includes:  

 Political Power   Supreme Law of the Land      Personal Rights

 Right of Petition and Assemblage      Freedom of Speech     Oaths

 Invasion of Private Affairs or Home Prohibited      Irrevocable Privilege, Franchise, or Immunity Prohibited

 Rights of Accused Person     Administration of Justice     Religious Freedom

Special Privileges and Immunities Prohibited      Habeas Corpus

 Excessive Bail, Fines, and Punishment      Convictions, Effect of

 Eminent Domain     Imprisonment for Debt      Military Power

 Freedom of Elections     Bail when Authorized      Trial by Jury

Rights of the Accused    Bill of Attainder      Right To Bear Arms

Prosecution by Information    Grand Jury      Treason

Hereditary Privileges Abolished      Constitution Mandatory      Rights Reserved

 Standing Army      Fundamental Principles     Recall of Elective Officers

 Same     Victims of Crimes - Rights

Part 7 State Constitution Basics Series in terms for Everyday People to understand. Sections today include: 

Hereditary Privileges Abolished      Constitution Mandatory      Rights Reserved

 Standing Army      Fundamental Principles     Recall of Elective Officers

 Same     Victims of Crimes - Rights  

These are the last Sections to complete Series with ESTRA Seattle

We as citizens need to know the importance of our constitution and why they were written for us today and tomorrow.  

Let's light up the phone lines now with your question and comments on today’s show, dial (718) 766-4385, I’m here and I care. (718) 766-4385.

(Rescheduled Saturday's Show)

Today we are on Part 7 of the Series State Constitution Basics for Everyday People.  This is last part for this Series.  The previous parts are available to hear on Blog talk Radio,  iTunes under talking about you with ESTRA,  along with my sites estracarwreckhelp.com and estraseattle.com. The next show will contain all the Constitution Basics in one Episode. 

Sections on Part 7 Includes:

28 – Hereditary Privileges Abolished

29 – Constitution Mandatory

30 – Rights Reserved

31 – Standing Army

32 – Fundamental Principles

33 – Recall of Elective Officers

34 – Same

35 – Victims of Crimes

Light up the phone lines with questions and comments,  dial (718) 766-4385, I’m here and I care. It’s not difficult to understand your rights. When not shared and you remain ignorant this creates opportunity for abuse and unjust actions.

Today we continue to talk about why is it better to have a good offense. The answer is you are in a position to protect yourself and challenge those who may be on the attack.  Many Insurance Policyholders find themselves in a position of ignorance about what their rights are when dealing with a collision. 

By starting with the basics of State Constitution fundamentals make a difference in separating truth from fiction. And, in today’s world this is truly power and protection.

Join me ESTRA in a New Series to help everyday people learn more about what Constitutions says and how it applies to you.  I will be using Washington State Constitution, however most State Constitution are similar in nature.  During this New Series, exploration of addition State Constitutions will be explored.

Let’s stop being victims and advocate for our rights as informed Insured Drivers.  Call Talking About You with ESTRA Radio Podcast tonight at (718) 766-4385

Sections of Constitution Covered:  

Section 23 – Bill of Attainder

Section 24 – Right to Bear Arms

Section 25 – Prosecution by Information

Section 26 – Grand Jury

Section 27 – Treason, Defined