In studying the Life of Admiral Horatio Nelson and Nelson’s Trefalgar especially how language was used in the early 1800’s
The word “press” had nothing to do with news and reporting, but was consistently referring to “impressment” and the usage of “press gangs” to coerce or force Individuals into servitude and labour or slavery.
Which would mean “freedom of the press” would really mean freedom from oppression and forced labour and service.
This could explain why the Public Sector news reporting services are weaponized and used to facilitate political intensions and political propaganda cinematic oratory.
It would also mean that Matters of Dicipline or Employer and Employee controversy would require due process of Law and all Individual Rights fully exercisable with the scope of Workman Labour.
Essentially, Authoritarian Employment Practices and “Right to Work” Statutes and Federal and Civil Administraive Courts are basically Organized Clandestine Warfare Operations to disguise Corporate Profiteering Slavery and Fraud Protection Rackets.
Bill of Rights
Amendment I
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the PRESS; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
Thomas Jefferson Letter on WAR, REVOLUTION, AND RESTORATION
To Lafayette - Frb 15, 1815
“If she thinks the exercise of this outrage is worth eternal war, eternal war it must be, or extermination of the one or the other party'. The first act of IMPRESSEMENT she commits on an American, will be answered by reprisal, or by a declaration of war here; and die interval must be merely a state of preparation for it. In this we have much to do, in further fortifying our seaport towns, providing military
stores, classing and disciplining our militia, arranging our financial system, and above all, pushing our domestic manufactures, which have taken such root as never again can be shaken. Once more, God bless you”
