Tanawah Downing’s We Shall Be Free Tour: A Navy Veteran’s Fight for Justice Reform

Tanawah Downing, a Navy Special Operations Veteran and passionate civil rights advocate, is on a mission to fight corruption and restore fairness within the U.S. justice system. Through his We Shall Be Free Tour, Tanawah is rallying Americans to unite against the rampant corruption in the courts, which he believes has been caused by the unlawful shift from common law to Admiralty Maritime law. His goal is to return the legal system to its constitutional roots, ensuring that Americans’ rights are no longer unlawfully deprived under the color of law.

The Corruption of the Justice System: Admiralty Maritime Law and Its Impact

At the heart of Tanawah Downing’s fight is the assertion that the U.S. justice system is fundamentally broken. Over the years, the courts have shifted away from common law, the foundational legal system of the United States, and have instead adopted Admiralty Maritime law. This legal shift unknowingly deprives Americans of their constitutional rights, including the right to due process.

Admiralty Maritime law, which was originally intended to govern international trade and maritime activities, has no place in American criminal courts. Tanawah believes that this jurisdictional shift allows for the continued erosion of citizens' rights, particularly in criminal proceedings. Under this system, Americans are not treated as individuals with inherent rights but as entities subject to the rules of commerce. This undermines the very principles upon which the U.S. Constitution was founded.

Fighting for Constitutional Rights and Accountability

Tanawah Downing’s fight isn’t just theoretical—he is actively seeking to make a tangible difference. As part of his We Shall Be Free Tour, he is working to gather 500,000 affidavits from concerned citizens to bring to the Supreme Court of the United States.

This monumental effort aims to challenge the unconstitutional practices currently prevailing in the courts and push for reforms that would restore the justice system to its rightful function under common law.

With over 600,000 Americans currently incarcerated in the private prison system—many of whom have never been properly charged or tried according to constitutional standards—Tanawah’s mission is urgent. A large portion of the incarcerated population has never been properly charged via a grand jury, a vital constitutional right. Grand juries are meant to act as a safeguard, ensuring that the accused are not wrongfully charged by the state, which cannot be a victim in criminal cases.

Under the current system, many Americans are incarcerated without having the opportunity to face their accuser in court, a fundamental right guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment. Instead, the justice system is operating under the jurisdiction of Admiralty Maritime law, which is unconstitutional for criminal proceedings. This denial of basic rights is one of the key injustices Tanawah is fighting to correct.

Restoring Common Law and Constitutional Principles

Tanawah Downing is leading the charge to restore the courts to their original jurisdiction under common law as intended by the framers of the U.S. Constitution. His mission is to ensure that the courts are once again governed by the laws that were meant to protect individuals' rights, not commercial interests. Under common law, Americans would once again have the right to face their accuser, the right to a fair trial by a jury of their peers, and the right to be free from unlawful imprisonment.

Tanawah’s journey is not only about bringing awareness to the issues but about providing a tangible path to justice. He is advocating for the correction of these systemic issues so that Americans can regain their trust in the legal system and be assured that their rights will be respected.

Join the Movement: Stand with Tanawah Downing

The We Shall Be Free Tour is not just about one man’s fight—it’s about all of us. Tanawah Downing is calling on all Americans to get involved and take action to restore justice and fairness to the U.S. legal system. By gathering affidavits and bringing them to the Supreme Court, Tanawah is showing that collective action can make a difference in holding the system accountable.

As part of this movement, Tanawah Downing is not just exposing the flaws within the justice system but is actively working toward reform. By engaging citizens in the fight for constitutional rights, he aims to inspire a new generation of activists who are committed to restoring true justice in the United States.

To get involved, support Tanawah’s mission, and learn more about his tour, visit www.tanawah.com. Together, we can stand up for the rights of all Americans and demand a return to the principles of justice and fairness upon which this nation was founded.