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Mandeville, LA – Mike Church’s daily Pile of Prep, chock full of the latest [r]epublican news, reading selections and Mike’s take on things including  The latest from the never-ending saga of Mark Levin calling me names for my position & research on nullification but refusing to engage in an exchange on the facts. Read along with Mike’s historical viewpoint to help make sense of it all plus other [r]epublican stories used to perform the Mike Church Show on Sirius/XM Patriot channel 125. “[Marriage] is a joining of parts; anyone who still works with real nuts and bolts knows the difference between male and female parts. (Fortunately speech codes have not harmed the independent tradesman and probably cannot so long as he remains independent.) But even joined parts can come apart. The fullest embodiment of the metaphor is the body of a child. A child is physically and undeniably a union of a man’s flesh and a woman’s flesh at the level of a cell. So the metaphor refers to sex, that and to children, but is that all it means? No, not all. But it cannot mean anything else without first meaning that. Don’t you forget that.”  – C.R. Wiley, The Young Man’s Guide to Building a Home, Imaginative Conservative

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“Where the Jobs Aren’t” (Mike Church Show Band song from Anthology, available here) – ZeroHedge breaks down this most awful of Unemployment reports. Christina Romans on CNN was positively orgasmic this morning over the “194,000 jobs added we are going to report later today.” See THIS CHART to witness the gradual. sad, decline of men actually working, the root of real employment’s collapse.

The Forgotten Men could have done a lot better in the 50 year old “War on Poverty” than LBJ and official Washington’s crusaders have. What is a a “Forgotten Man”? Read on…

UPDATE II: Tom Woods releases video response to Levin, see it and comment now. UPDATE: Mark Levin fan Jen Kuznicki has now taken up the mantle of assailing the motives and character of my friends at The Tenth Amendment Center, here is my response. I wonder who Mark Levin thinks he is defaming by referring to unnamed “neo-confederates” who are stuck on this silly idea of “nullification.” After all, he informs us, “Nullification” does’t appear anywhere in the Constitution or in the ratifying conventions (it actually does just not called “nullification”) so it can’t be legitimate much less constitutional. Funny, I can’t find “Israel” in any of those documents yet Levin seems to think the Constitution guarantees them a share of my wealth and my daughters blood for its defense.

Now Ohioans claim their constitution protects them from ObamCare as the healthy debate over the constitution as a compact and the people as sovereign continues

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The  counter-argument presented by John taylor of Caroline AFTER the government’s lawyer, Wickham, presented his case for the tax. I did not include this in the Carriage Tax Pamphlet but have found it online. Begin reading on pg 423.

John Yoo produced a memo for President B usb 43 that purported to make a Constitutional case for the President’s unilateral war making powers. This essay is the best, most detailed, historical answer to Yoo’s ridiculous and destructive argument, used by Bush and now Obama Download

Mad About Yoo by Stuart Streichler

An Englishman, James Spence, wrote a book in November of 1861 that argued the case FOR secession and AGAINST the Union’s case. His reflections on the usefulness of union are profound

Washington Irving was a writer without equal, who felt compelled to biography his namesake. This “Student Edition” of his 5 volume bio of Washington is just thrilling to read.

Paoul Anderson’s tale of time travel is an insightful reminder that our ancestors were as smart if not smarter than we are and in complete control of their technology

There’s no better long form reading project than getting familiar with John Taylor of Caroline’s “Tyranny Unmasked” quite possibly the best tract ever written on the subject of what he called “protection” but what we call “corporatism”

What did the English think of the North’s ridiculous claims that the Confederate States 1. Could not secede 2.Were never sovereign & Independent and 3. Were justified in their defense of themselves? Read all about it, start on p. 650

H.L. Mencken is worth reading on many topics but especially on Gettsyburg, you will find his entire critique of Lincoln’s “Gospel” beginning on page 173

The biography of Albert Gallatin is worth knowing and this “American Statesman” book on him is a good start John Taylor of Caroline was the most influential [r]epublican voice of his day and his work remains as  necessary reading.

This essay by the great Joseph Stromberg, first published in 1982, explains Taylor’s [r]epublicanism and libertarian thought, unlike any other American of his time

S.J. Quinn’s The History of Fredericksburg, VA is a most thrilling historical walk through 18th & 19th century American history &b includes episodes from 1776, 1798 and 1861

One of the most accomplished yet little known Founder AND Christian Gentlemen was John Randolph of Roanoke, I am researching him for reference and for a good volume on his life to republish, this one is rare and good [/private]

Ron Paul wonders if the power the NAA possess is what Frank Church warned of “being turned against the American people” and if it is too late to stop it?

The mayor of Ft Lee says he believes Chris Cristie is sincere in his statements but wonders why such a micromanager was kept in the dark about a pretty big deal, closing the GW bridge

Mish: Will interest on the debt consume all income taxes collected? If so when will that occur (sooner than most people think)

NOMOCRACY IN POLITICS: Kevin Gutzman removes the vestments from Saint Scaliai his undressing of the fiction that Scalia is an “originalist’s originalist” as Gutzman shows, Scalia is not an “originalist” at all and neither is the end result of the Reagan Revolution’s goal to redirect the judiciary back to the Constitution

More woes for America’s few remaining smily farmers, they work so hard with so little help they don’t have time to make lunch or dinner for themselves

America Unhinged: The National Interest cover story by the same title makes the case that our foreign policy is so belligerent that the rest of the world is nearly united in repulsion. It is nice to see Libs as repulsed by this gross, Narcissistic “exceptionalism” tripe as some of us are [r]epublican takes commanding lead in NC GOP primary race.

I just finished watching Jeremy Scahill’s shocking film “The Dirty War” chronicling the rise of JSOC and the Obama “kill-list”. Scahill has written a follow-up to the film and as he lamented the “war on terror” is no longer a war so much as it is an executive policy decision on who lives and who dies

Congressman Walter Jones is one of the few bold, yet humble statesman left inside Mordor and he shows it e.g. “If a single American had died in Libya’s bombing I would have filed several articles of impeachment against the President.”

AG Eric Holder sends letter to all public schools demanding they stop enforcing policies that land criminals, committing crimes in schools, to law enforcement and instead handle these altercations in the principal”s office

The Young Man’s Guide to Building A House is defense of the traditional when it comes to marriage, patriarchy and the house and who runs it (Gal Queda will be outraged and millennial moral relativists will dismiss this as something worthy of not existing any longer)

Dr Greg Brannon handily wins a straw poll in the Tarheel state showing that [r]epublicanism, when promoted by the right candidate, IS something folks will rally around, just like our Founders generation and the three generations after them did

Wrist slap: Senator McCain is “censured” by the Maricopa County GOP for violating “Party values” something McCain does do but please, the war party FOLLOWS mcCain on all the wrong issues too

268 of 535 members of Congress now have net worths of more than $1 million increasing the impression that the ruling class is out of touch with the ruled. Someone should survey FORMER MOC and  see what % of them are multi-bazillionaires (see Newt, Daschle, Delay and Livingston to name a few)

If the sheople do not stand and face the reality that the NSA’s charge (we think) to keep us free from ANY terror attack is to be met then we will continue to surrender more precious liberties to that gold AND will not be able to show a perfect “didn’t get hit” record. In other words, to save our civil liberties we will HAVE to admit and accept that we cannot live in a sterile, free from terrorism environment because it’s impossible to create one around FREE people

The “St John Fools of Misrule” annual march was this past Saturday in downtown, [r]epublican, Covington. I have been a member since Dec 2010, the founding of the group. If you look close at the pics, you might see me in mask and Thomas Jefferson dinner attire

The Imaginative Conservative: Writer Timothy Gordon explains why he thinks “The 3:10 to Yuma” is the best morality tale ever put on film. I don’t think the last Act of “It’s A wonderful Life” can ever be topped in that category

Double Speak: Democrats pledge to tax future producers, “providing sustenance for their families”, to “provide sustenance” for this currently not producing -the unemployed- to the tune of 6 billions of dollars – Read my monologue on this subject from Wednesday, 8 January’s show

Mike Church has some advice for the next long term unemployed friend you meet: Why be unemployed? I bought you a gift to help, here’s a pipe wrench.

I wonder what gems of flowing wisdom Sara Palin will regale her throngs of insipid admirers when she waxes on the news of Alaska’s not-too-distant date with legalized marijuana?

50 years after “The Great Society” placed its warlock-like-curse on the continent the spell is yet to be broken as “The War on Poverty” has resulted in a war on due process, a war on the productive, a war on The Church and a war on the shreds of the Constitution that remained

Cue up the Mike Church Show Band’s “ObamaPhone” song as CO weed shops prepare to accept EBT cards for the purchase of KY sinsemillia

INCORPORATIONISTAS SRIKE AGAIN: Here is yet another message string that features uninformed citizens bellyaching about “our constitutional rights” being taken away. This is the curse and the disease that Incorporation has infected the corpus populi with

NOMOCRACY IN POLITICS: Kevin Gutzman reviews the new book “The Age of Strict Constructionism” by Peter Zavodnyik. The book covers the rarely discussed fact that the Constitution is what failed the Southern States and thus the Union by the election of Lincoln. Gutzman concludes “For all its flaws, Zavodnyik’s account of this crucial development is worth reading.”

LATIN PHRASE OF THE DAY: Nihil set aloud magnum quam multi minute – Every great thing is composed of many things that are small

Saying that S.E. Cupp is the only “conservative voice” on anything shows just how little the term “conservative” means. If an advocate of never-ending wars, Federal Reserve tyranny and the use of the Constitution to abolish “pre-existing conditions” is conservative, what does that make readers of this page? Believing that the “conservative cause” is forwarded by the presence of someone, anyone, Abbie Huntsman included (who is now Al Sharpton’s favorite Republicans), is another indication of just how not-serious the alleged defenders of “conservatism” are. Good grief

Some say there may be no more miles of NEW roads that can be laid in the U.S. so congested and overrun has the countryside become. Then some wonder if this will lead to a return to [r]epublicanism? I doubt the lack of increase in tar and feather will lead folks back TO culture and out of their wasteland of ACULT (none) most currently roam

Speaking of roads, have you heard that the new Burgermeister of NYC is planning to eliminate the horse drawn carriages that romantically shuttle people around mid-town Manhattan. And what would fill the gap? Oh, AlGore LIVES! Antique-styled, ELECTRIC cars. Good grief

FLASHBACK to “Times That Try Mens Souls”, Mike’s latest feature length docudrama – The Widow Who Saved The Revolution, who was she? the mystery is finally revealed. This woman took the Hessian Colonel Donop into her home of Dec., 23rd and kept him there until December 27th, long enough to prevent him reinforcing Trenton, NJ and squashing Washington’s Crossing Cell Mates Snowden & Clapper!?

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