Human Rights

Privileges and immunities which can be either conferred or rescinded as prescribed by civil law. Rights derived from man as opposed to natural or unalienable rights.

More particularly, rights conferred by the Declaration of Human Rights, an attachment to the United Nations Charter, which is a framework for a world fiefdom under the United Nations Organization. British spelling:Organisation is used by the UNO, as opposed to organization.

Bills of rights are merely declarative of the common law. In other words, the common law refers to rights as the law. We are born with rights which cannot be turned into governmental privilege with a stroke of the pen.