What I believe.

I believe in God, country, and family. Each is sacred. Each must be preserved at all costs. To announce that God is dead is to kill soul. To say that our country is misguided is to cop out. To destroy family is to weaken society beyond repair. I believe in God Father, Jesus Christ His only begotten Son, and His Holy Spirit. I believe that America will live or die by its relationship to Father in Heaven above. Spiritual awakening is imperative. I believe restoration of family unit through faith in Jesus Christ can change every institution in this great land—the first being local church body of Jesus Christ.

I believe in law and God’s order…The condemned must accept their fate and lay down their life for their victim’s sake. Young or old, men and women must continue to lay down their lives for good of community (law enforcement, fire fighters, first responders, etc.), state (National Guard), and nation (military and public service). This is way of civilization. This is American way—to seek out honor at all costs, even if it cost my life.

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Keep faith. Justice will prevail!

To become an attorney, candidate must have a bachelor degree of approximately three to four years duration in any field. Even postgraduate students have to study and attend law school for three years, in order to become an attorney. There are several options of fields at law school, most of students choose most popular general law degree and not specialize in anything. That leads to broadening their option for a wide range of case load. They can also take suggestions from your mentors.

In today's world, an attorney is one of busiest and wealthiest occupations among others. With society's nonstop wanting to sue people for trivial things, attorney is obviously reaping profit of this trend. So for how long will this go on? For how long can an attorney be given super hero status at expense of eliminating everything life has to offer us in fear of a lawsuit. Will this always be case, is question.

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