Topic: Manti Te’o

Thursday, January 24th, 2013

Women in Military Join Combat Forces-Gentleman Should Mourn Their Passing

Topics: <ayflower, big brother, Brad Birzer, empire, Gal Queda, green cars, imaginative conservative, Manti Te'o

Mike Church's daily Pile of Prep, chock full of Women in military now in full combat to The Constitution and other [r]epublican stories used to perform the Mike Church Show on Sirius/XM Patriot channel 125.….Continue

Friday, January 18th, 2013

Now Fame Comes From Persona And Social Media, Not Deeds Or Talent

Contains Exclusive: Transcript Topics: achievement, deeds, facebook, fame, honor, jefferson, Lance Armstrong, Manti Te'o, performance, performance enhancing drugs, social media, sports, talent, Twitter, virtue

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - Of all my readings before the modern media age, of the great men that went before and those that are great -- and we know because of their deeds -- you don’t find any of this. Number one, it didn't exist, but the 17th, 18th, and 19th century antecedents or forms of it didn't exist. Were there men that were famous? Yeah, they were famous, but they were famous specifically because of their deed. Check out today's transcript for the re….Continue

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The very objection evinces the folly of trusting the decision of this dispute to posterity, who, familiarized to oppression, will never resist it, and who, by long use, will be accustomed to look upon every badge of slavery with as little horror as we do upon the Navigation Acts.

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Topic: Manti Te’o

Women in Military Join Combat Forces-Gentleman Should Mourn Their Passing

Now Fame Comes From Persona And Social Media, Not Deeds Or Talent

The very objection evinces the folly of trusting the decision of this dispute to posterity, who, familiarized to oppression, will never resist it, and who, by long use, will be accustomed to look upon every badge of slavery with as little horror as we do upon the Navigation Acts.

Thomson Mason