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Tag: republic

Announcement

By Cathy, Section Events
Posted on Wed Sep 04, 2013 at 01:34:25 PM EST
Tags: Benghazi, Ludington, Republic, Impeachment, Sign Wave (all tags)

Overpasses for Obama's Impeachment Event

Benghazi Remembrance Day National Patriot Sign Wave

Sept 11th Ludington-Mason County US 10/31 Intersection between Meijer and Taco Bell. Parking at Taco Bell or Park&Ride.

Two sessions: 8:00-11:00am and 3:30-6:30pm. Please come! You can bring signs or we can make them when you get here! Just come!

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Defining Liberty... What it is and is NOT

By pauldpeterson, Section News
Posted on Fri Apr 19, 2013 at 02:43:28 PM EST
Tags: citizenship, liberty, freedom, leftists, americanism, first principles, constitution, federalism, republic, treason (all tags)

Many people throw around the term including its synonym, Freedom, but do they really know what they're saying? Do those who continue to defend and espouse it (though it is the Law of the Land) really have the understanding of the masses when they talk about it, when they defend it?

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A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

Will Glenn Beck Hurt A21 Education?

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Sat Nov 24, 2012 at 10:48:40 PM EST
Tags: USA, Not Only Michigan, Agenda 21, Bread and Circuses, Constitution, Entropy, Glenn Beck, Juvenal, panem et circenses, Planning, Republic, Rome (all tags)

~ Reposted from MTTM ~

Let us entertain you.

The Romans did just that.

During some of the worst times and under questionable government , Romans were entertained, given food, and kept subservient through all manner of sociological bribery and extravagance. "panem et circenses", as described by period satirist Decimus Junius Juvenalis, (Juvenal) describing the social distractions as "Bread and Circuses". One could find a number of similarities between the Romans and ourselves as our society engages on its natural path of entropy. Especially considering the mass distractions of Rome and our era, a few of those similarities are certainly clear, and people are still essentially the same.

Titillation and free stuff is a great way for government to avoid being held accountable for its ongoing failings.

Through 'gladiator' sports such as football, NASCAR or boxing, the excitement easily overcomes what might be the boring responsibility of eternal vigilance. Movies that demonstrate very real violent performances of the most graphic kind, to the mildly or more severe pornography certainly satiate a number of other necessary diversions. As a bonus, movies can serve to propagandize watchers in a way not available when the lions tore Christians limb from limb. If we look, many of us might see in ourselves the very same lust for excitement through the actions of others, and the danger or reward they face or receive.

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