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We’re All Commies Now: We Have The Working Wives & Gay Marriage To Prove It

Mandeville, LA - "We are creatures of habit" goes the adage and boy does that apply to our political grooming. The propagandists working for the Warfare, Welfare, Sexfare State have so artfully programmed the average American with the thinking needed to permit the grandest theft and deception in world history few people have noticed that we have become what we once loathed: communists. This is the direct result of the elites being so successful in defining communism as a foreign […]

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Pile Of Prep

Monday Pile of Prep

Mandeville, LA - Mike Church's daily Pile of Prep, bringing you the latest from a world gone mad. The assault on the family unit designed and gifted to us by God continues. I relay the battle brave Catholics like Pope Pius XI have waged against that evil we used to call Communism; THAT sounds today like American, majority rule. 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 […]

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This Day in Founder's History

This Day In Founding Fathers History – 18 & 19 August

[private |FP-Monthly|FP-Yearly|FP-Yearly-WLK|FP-Yearly-So76|FP-Founding Brother|FP-Founding Father|FP-Lifetime] [/private]   This Day In Founders History – 18 & 19 August On August 18, 1735, the newspaper Boston Evening-Post, successor to The Weekly Rehearsal, was first published by Thomas Fleet. The newspaper was in print for 40 years. In 1791 on August 19, Benjamin Banneker, a free African-American mathematician, scientist and farmer, wrote to Thomas Jefferson pleading for justice for African-Americans. He also included a copy of his almanac for consideration. Jefferson responded to Banneker […]

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This Day in Founder's History

This Day In Founding Fathers History – 16 August

This Day In Founders History – 16 August On this day in 1777, the Battle of Bennington, Vermont took place, although it was actually fought entirely in Walloomsac, New York, about ten miles to the west. General John Stark and his force of nearly 2,000 men, outnumbering their opponents nearly 2:1, were victorious over the British and Hessian forces.

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Transcripts

“Sign On The Dotted Line & TRUST Us!” Some Founders Lied About Constitution

Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – This is where John Taylor gets into: "Okay, well, you guys lied to us.  You said that if we signed on the dotted line and adopted this Constitution gizmo that you would conduct your affairs in a certain way, and that we would conduct our affairs in a certain way, and that those were the rules we were all going to live by.  You lied because you’re not conducting your affairs like that.  And you’re […]

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