"The rule of law and the power to overcome one's enemies by enforcing the principles of due process were not intended to be the exclusive property of lawyers.

Yet, lawyers keep the secrets of this power to advance their own self-interest (read:  'line their pockets').

The tendency of lawyers to prolong litigation for the sake of charging more legal fees is not uncommon.  (When charging by the hour, there is no incentive to move things along or to be efficient, or to seek the earliest possible resolution).

The average non-lawyer hasn't a clue how easy it is to learn what it takes to win a lawsuit, and the legal profession is doing its best to keep you from discovering their secret.

Many of the most serious problems we face as a society are the result of the legal professions refusal to "open the law to all."

The rule of law and the power of due process are the property of the people, not the lawyers hiding it from you.

The power to win is now available to anyone willing to learn the law in terms a child can understand and use.

The rule of law alone (i.e., without the power of due process to force our courts to establish justice) is the empty dream of politician's rhetorical promises.

It is the power of due process that establishes justice and secures liberty by imposing the rule of law on absolutely everyone - most especially crooked lawyers and corrupt judges - to level the playing field and give everyone an equal chance to be heard and present admissible evidence."

The problems most people face in court (those who can't afford a lawyer or can't trust the lawyer they have) is not knowing how to exercise the power of due process.  Because they don't know how the game is played, lawyers milk them for every dime they can squeeze, and the losers usually have no inkling of an idea as to why they lost...all because lawyers won't divulge the secrets of their trade.

Lawyers are not about to tell you their secrets.

Just imagine a world in which everyone knew how to protect themselves from lawyers! What would become of us when everyone had an equal footing, a chance to be heard, the opportunity to plead his cause effectively upon the public record and demand redress for his grievances?  Just think about what it would be like!

And the only thing standing between you and this better world is your own willingness to learn and teach others!

With the internet and electronic publishing available to us, you can learn for yourself, and perhaps more importantly, teach others how to exercise the power of due process to enforce the rule of law and restore our nation to the Land of the Free it was intended to become.

So long as the only people who know how to use the power of due process are lawyers (who as a profession refuse to reveal even the simplest of procedures necessary to win in court) this nation will continue to be enslaved by an oligarchy of elitists who have 'hidden the keys of knowledge."

Quoted from Attorney Frederick Graves