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Tag: Citizenship
July 4th 2018 – Celebrating the Constitution (Vlog)
This Independence Day finds me stumbling across a recounting of a letter Washington wrote home during the Revolutionary War. I use the content of that letter as a springboard to discuss the merits of the revolution, the value of the constitution, and what it… Continue Reading “July 4th 2018 – Celebrating the Constitution (Vlog)”
Murica Month – The Art of Citizenship (Vlog)
In which I discuss the merits of preparedness and briefly point to the need to understand that history is ever painted in myriad shades of grey. The book in question: http://www.simonandschuster.com/books/1776/David-McCullough/9780743226721 Stories, Essays, and More| http://www.fractaljournal.com Social Media| http://www.minds.com/Weirmellow Patreon| http://www.patreon.com/TheFractalJournal
Variety Show – Mission Trips, Citizenship, and Uncanny Existence
Posted on February 6, 2020 by Alex V. Weir
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Lack musical ability? Tune to DADGAD and play pentatonic shapes! You too can sound like a bayou mystic! In this video I discuss a really neat thing somebody did for people and how we can do an even greater thing for the world by… Continue Reading “Variety Show – Mission Trips, Citizenship, and Uncanny Existence”
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