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How to Use Religious Exemptions to Take Back Your Freedom

The Unstoppable Power of Belief

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Franklin O'Kanu
Apr 23, 2024
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Ever feel like in today’s day and age, our core beliefs and personal autonomy are constantly under attack from institutions trying to dictate how we live our lives? Oppressive mandates, overreaching workplace policies, ideological agendas shoved down your throat.

It’s enough to make any free-thinking individual feel powerless and demoralized. Like the noose of authoritarianism is tightening with each new edict or restriction. This feeling of despair may very well be their goal since perception can lead to reality.

But as hopeless as it can seem, there’s actually a beautifully simple path to reclaiming your sovereignty — one rooted in the inalienable rights every human is born with — especially here in the United States.

It’s called religious freedom (which can also be seen as a philosophical ideology). And it’s the loophole that allowed me to sidestep Covid vaccine mandates with ease...while paving the way for you to overcome any overreach that violates your personal truth. And let me be clear — this wasn’t some extensive legal battle or bureaucratic nightmare. It was shockingly simple once I had the right approach...

Here’s how I did it and how you can too:

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