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The Census and Original Intent of the Founding Aristocrats
Since we have a lot of loudmouth Know-it-all know-nothings running their collective head, in chorus, paid by the richest men in America to cement the notion of an American Aristocracy based on personal wealth, Who tell us every hour of … Continue reading
Posted in Perspective
Tagged Aristocracy, Bill O'Reilly, Black Voters, Census, Constitution, Corporate Dictatorship, Corporate Warfare, Corporate Welfare, Federalists, Founding Fathers, George Bush, Glenn Beck, Mark Levin, Michael the Savage Weiner, Native Americans, Newt Gingrich, Oliver North, Original Intent, Revolutionary War, Richard Cheney, Rupert Murdoch, Rush Limbaugh, Sarah Palin, Saxby Chambliss, Slavery, Tea Party "patriots". Vicious Liars, Vote, Womens Suffrage
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Does Florida celebrate the 4th of July?
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA- I’m looking forward to observing how Floridians celebrate the Fourth of July. During our nation’s War of Independence, La Florida fought on the side of the Brits. The territories were traded from Spain to comprise the king’s … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Cuba, Disney, Florida, Fourth of July, Fulgencio Batista, Revolutionary War
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Reenacting wars of colonial imperialism
COLORADO SPRINGS, 1776. District 12 elementary school 5th graders reenacted a couple Revolutionary War battles, where the heretofore unstoppable Red Coats fought in vain to crush the American insurgency. Aided by Awakening Councils of British Loyalists, the English troops threw … Continue reading
Posted in Local News
Tagged Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs, District 12 Schools, France, Propaganda, Revolution, Revolutionary War
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Elementary school reenactment of failed suppression of colonial insurgency
COLO. SPRINGS- Last Friday D-12 fifth graders fought the Battle of Saratoga in a private park adjacent Broadmoor Elementary School. Their reenactment meant to teach the horrors of war, and to have fun. The young British occupation troops in … Continue reading
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Tagged Broadmoor Elementary, Colorado Springs, District 12 Schools, Revolutionary War
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