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Cherish, therefore, the spirit of our people, and keep alive their attention. Do not be too severe upon their errors, but reclaim them by enlightening them. If once they become inattentive to the public affairs, you and I, and Congress, and Assemblies, Judges, and Governors, shall all become wolves. -- Thomas Jefferson, letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787 (from here)
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Category Archives: culture
DO YOU LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR, OR DO YOU JUST FEEL ENTITLED?
H/T Freedom, by the way via FIREWALL: The Vote Pump Check out this video from the BillWhittleChannel Watched it? Then consider this question. What is government? When the average Liberal hears a Conservative complaining about big government, how does that … Continue reading
Posted in culture, taxes
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STAY HOME AND DON’T VOTE?
NOT! NOT! NOT! NOT! NOT! NOT! H/T to Thinking in Christ via this post, Worth Reading: Election Edition. Don’t Trust Your Instincts By John Stossel (Archive) · Wednesday, January 18, 2012 Simple answers are so satisfying: Green jobs will fix … Continue reading
Independent Learning is Out – Group Think is In
Reblogged from PWC Education Reform Blog: On the lists of “What’s in / What’s out” that I saw at the end of the year, education trends seems to be consistently missing. One trend in particular, group learning, was conspicuously absent. … Continue reading
Posted in culture, schools
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THE SEARCH FOR THE MOST VIRTUOUS VERSATILE BLOGGER — PART 7
“Next week” turned out to be next month. Nevertheless, here we have the seventh post in a long series. If you really want to know what this post is about, check out THE SEARCH FOR THE MOST VIRTUOUS VERSATILE BLOGGER … Continue reading
Posted in culture, religion, VA-Blogs
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WHEN WILL WE SEE THE END OF BLIND MULTICULTURALISM?
From time-to-time I visit Boudica BPI Weblog. With respect to certain subjects, boudicabpi will generally have the latest information. Islam is one of the subjects, and here is the latest, LOOK AT THIS MESS, THIS IS OBAMA’S BIG OL’ ISLAMIC TAKEOVER. … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Culture War, Middle East, religion
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PEARL HARBOR DAY
When we celebrate Pearl Harbor Day, I suppose some think it strange. Why would anyone celebrate a defeat? But that is not what we are doing. What we are doing is remembering a lesson. What we are doing is remembering what one … Continue reading
Posted in culture, US Blogs
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Too Late to Apologize: A Declaration
Good music? My hearing is so bad no one should consult me. However, I think the imagery and lyrics are okay. H/T to Too Late to Apologize: The Founders’ Message to Tyrants.
