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“My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge (of the truth)………….” (Hosea 4:6a American citizens are being destroyed today because we do not know our Founding Documents (The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights) and the Word of God!!! We do not even know the bare facts

The Sons of the American Revolution have announced their 2023 Youth Awards Program.

For the people. so all thiosion s erosioofn of t that youre seeing in those numbers that you just cited that comes froat w toom the fact we have far too many corrupt politicians, far too many corrupt, unelected bureaucrats. we dont know what their names are, but they are operating behind in the dark, behind the curtains, in the shadows, essentially changing laws and making decisions that affect us in our our everyday ls for their own benefit. we have no way to hold them accountable. so wo wee do...

By Mary Ryan | National Archives News WASHINGTON, February 28, 2023 — The National Archives will host the opening forum for Civic Learning Week on March 7 in Washington, DC. The forum will be held in the William G. McGowan Theater in the National Archives Building and will bring together experts from around the country to discuss why civics matter, what resources are

Lawfare with Tom Renz: VP Harris, Dems have no respect for America – Brighteon.TV Friday, January 27, 2023 by: Kevin Hughes Tags: abortion ,

Ohio attorney Tom Renz blasted Vice President Kamala Harris and her Democratic allies for having no respect for America during the Jan. 24 edition of his Brighteon.TV program "Lawfare with [...]

Essential the government is ordering you to go through it. are you comfortable with a government mandate like that? the folks in kansas were not. >> our founding documents saw were endowed with certain inalienable rights. the first one mentions life. i think government exists to protect life, particularly defenseless life. i intend to be a part of this, but i think we have an opportunity, chuck, to approached this in a new way. when the supreme court took this issue away from the american people...

In 1965, Sigma Chi's Stanford Chapter gave a bid to a Black student. The fallout led to mass desegregation of private student associations across the U.S.

The Civic Engagement 101 lecture series at the Lawrence Public Library with wrap with a talk on the roles of city and county governments in Kansas and how they're financed.

While the latest attempt to pass a cybersecurity bill may be on ice for now, it'll be back... and with it there will be a lot more hyperbole about how urgent this is because of various massive "losses" already happening due to cybersecurity problems. Of course, nearly all of the numbers and claims you hear…