Note: "Human Rights" are a Masonic construct. What matters is our natural, God-given rights, not some nonsense made up by the U.N. 

The U.N. even admits that your "inalienable" "Human Rights" no longer apply to you when you use them "contrary" to their aims in Article 29, Section 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: 

"(3) These rights and freedoms may in no case be exercised contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations." 

So in effect, they admit that these "rights" are actually privileges. 

https://www.un.org/en/universal-declaration-human-rights/index.html

Thanks for posting!

I didn't get this video pulled down, since I don't use Youtube to suggest videos to me anymore.  I use a command-line script called youtube-dl to download new videos on channels I "subscribe" to.
And as you see in another post, that script has been attacked by Them.

What matters is our natural, God-given rights, not some nonsense made up by the U.N.

Spot on!

As far as I know, we have 3 and only 3 absolute rights from which all other true rights derive.  They are: 1) to know God, 2) to love God, and 3) to serve God.  In an interesting and corresponding way -- and again as far as I know, but if anyone knows better please inform me -- we have 3 and only 3 absolute duties from which all other true duties derive.  They are: 1) to know God, 2) to love God, and 3) to serve God.

It would seem to me that these 3 duties and rights can serve as a most fundamental philosophical and theological basis for a good/true/beautiful Christian (read Catholic) life while at the same time serving as a sort of litmus test in discerning whether a right or duty is a false one or a true one.