title how legally carry a conceled weapon in arizona according to ricky duncan the laws in arizona that make carrying a concealed weapon illgeal in arizona are unconstitonal
<img src="machineg.gif"> statue of liberty holding machine gun <p> Ricky Duncan has found a lot of interesting Arizona laws for his friends at the Libertarian Party. According to Ricky because of these laws passed at the Arizona Constitutional Convention of 1910 before Arizona became a state it is legal to carry a concealed weapon. <p> While the Arizona Government has passed ignored the constition and passed ARS xx.xxx which make concealed weapons illegal Ricky says they are unconstitional. <p> Ricky says that if you do carry concealed weapons filing this document won't prevent you from getting arrested, but it will get the charges dropped once you get to court. <ol> <li>fill out this document <li>have it notarized <li>file it with the county recorder in the county you live in </ol> In the event your arrested by filing this document the charges should be dropped when you go to court. <p> <blockquote> <a href="http:conceal1">Conceled Weapons Carry Document</a> </blockquote> <p> THE RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS IS ONE OF OUR UNALIENABLE RIGHTS. <p> We hold these rights not as citizens of the United States or citizens of the state of Arizona, but so to speak, in spite of the United States and the state of Arizona. We hold our UNALIENABLE RIGHTS against these Governments by as good a title as we bold them against the world. <p> <blockquote> <pre> Richard Lee Duncan (602)269-1761 3108 N. 43rd Drive Phoenix, Arizona 85031 </pre> </blockquote> <p> MAGRUDER'S AMERICAN GOVERNMENT<br> ALLYN AND BACON, INC.<br> RIVISED BY WILLIAM A. McCLENAGHAN<br> COPYRIGHT 1968, BY MARY MAGRUDER SMITH<br> PAGE 185<br> <p> ... Public opinion is supposed to serve as the principal guiding force behind public policy in the United States. But its power is tempered. Our system of constitutional government is not designed to give, unrestricted play to public opinion-and especially it is not designed to give such to majority opinion. The doctrines of separation 'of powers and of checks and balances, and the many guarantees of civil rights in our Constitution, are intended to protect minority interests against the possible excess of majority action. <p> THIS DECLARATION OF INTENT WAS AUTHORED BY RICHARD LEE DUNCAN AND IS TO BE DISTRIBUTED FOR INDIVIDUAL USE. <p> Courtesy of <p> <left> Richard Lee Duncan <p> and his friends at <a href="http://www.safe.org">S.A.F.E - Second Amendment For Everyone</a> </left> <p> Arizona Constitution Art. II §2. All political power is inherent in the people, and governments derive their just powers from the consent to the governed, and are established to protect arid maintain individual rights </html>