Warrior at Law has spent more than 30 years researching, learning, educating and working with individuals and communities across a broad range of lawful, legal, administrative and self-determination matters.
Much of this work has occurred behind the scenes, with the emphasis placed on substance, research, education and practical application rather than seeking the spotlight.
Over the years, they have contributed to discussions through podcasts, interviews and independent platforms.
Subjects explored have included lawful and legal rights, remedy with realism, alternative and opt-out pathways, telecommunications and 5G, international laws, covenants and treaties, First Nations rights, family violence protection, environmental issues, human rights, lockdowns, alternative structures and self-determination.
Their views, research and actions have also been referenced and discussed through articles, interviews and independent platforms.
They are lawful and legal enthusiasts, educators, social advocates and active members of the community.
While they are not lawyers, decades have been dedicated to research, education, strategy, structure creation, alternative pathways and practical application across a broad range of matters.
That accumulated research and education forms an important part of the knowledge base from which Warrior at Law resources continue to be developed.