Liberty Toastmasters South member who studies financial property rights and securities law. She appears on the show to discuss concerns about changes to the Universal Commercial Code and investment property rights.
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Becky Hawkins is an active member of Liberty Toastmasters South and a civic researcher focused on financial property rights and international legal issues. She has appeared on the Kim Monson Show twice, in January and May 2024, bringing attention to complex legal and financial topics that affect individual liberty.
During her first appearance in January 2024, Hawkins discussed "The Great Taking" and changes to international law and the Universal Commercial Code that have transformed securities from private property to potential collateral for central clearinghouses. She recommended the work of David Rogers Webb on securities law changes as essential reading for understanding these threats to financial property rights.
In her May 2024 appearance, Hawkins examined international courts and their implications for American sovereignty, connecting historical grievances about overseas trials to modern international financial enforcement mechanisms. Her research draws connections between constitutional principles, rule of law, and the foundations of individual liberty.
Hawkins represents the kind of engaged, informed citizen who uses civic organizations like Liberty Toastmasters to educate communities about issues affecting their rights and freedoms.
May 23, 2024
Civic Engagement & Grassroots
Liberty Toastmasters examine the Declaration's 27 grievances against tyranny, finding striking parallels to modern America. Jeffrey Paul warns of progressivism's authoritarian threat. May 23, 2024.
“And now Hong Kong, it's kind of fought itself back to being a little bit more free, but these things can happen even in today's world. And so our founders were very insightful in putting these things in.”
January 25, 2024
Civic Engagement & Grassroots
Liberty Toastmasters explores property rights via the Declaration of Independence. Mike Triem questions college value. January 25, 2024.
“Our investments are a very big part of our property when we're looking towards our financial security.”
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