Trade your paper money for something with value.
“Paper is poverty,... it is only the ghost of money, and not money itself.” - Thomas Jefferson
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Where’s the Gold?
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God, the gospel, and Glenn Beck
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History Challenge 08/30/10 Jacob Duche and the First Prayer
This week’s prize is the “1599 Geneva Bible – Patriot’s Edition“
When the first Congress of the United States met on September 7th, 1774, it began with prayer which lasted for hours. Reverend Jacob Duche read from this Psalm, which afterwards they felt God used it to speak direction into their lives. “It was enough,” said Mr. Adams, “to melt a heart of stone. I saw tear gush into the eyes of the old pacific Quakers of Philadelphia.” John Adams in a letter to his wife also stated: “I never saw a greater effect upon an audience. It seemed as if Heaven had ordained that Psalm to be read on that morning.” Which book of Psalm did Reverend Jacob Duche read from that morning?
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Getting Ready For A Dollar Collapse?
Jon Voight’s letter to America
AZ voters ‘duped’ by GOP spoiler
Jimmy Carter Heading to North Korea -- The last time Carter was in North Korea it cost us Nuclear secrets 
Documented: Grounds for impeachment
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History Challenge 08-23-10 What saved Washington?
This challenge is now closed. The winner was Daniel from Carl Junction, MO. Check comments section below for the resource information.
This week’s prize is the new book “Give Us Liberty: A Tea Party Manifesto” By Dick Armey
On August 24th, 1814 British troops set fire to Washington (D.C.) including the White House and capital buildings. The following morning Washington was still on fire and British troops continued to set fires and destroy ammunition depots; then something happened that saved Washington and perhaps the country. What happened on August 25th that saved Washington.
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