Doyle's US History Musings

Welcome to the US History Web Log for Marc Doyle.

This is where you can ask and have your questions about US History answered.

Feel free to ask questions.

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Location: Austin, Texas, United States

It is of concern that people in the US are under the illusion that they have freedoms and liberties and yet remain ignorant about what the US Constitution states. Many of our present leaders have perverted the Constitution and have confused people to the point that they have given up their rights for security and freedom out of fear. The purpose of this blog is to inform people about our Constitution, news stories not reported, and their rights. We need to restore the US Constitution for our country as well as making people aware of the candidates who will work to see that this becomes a reality. We cannot trade security and safety for our freedoms. We leave a legacy of tyranny and oppression for our children. Unless we restore the Constitution we will continue to see our great country wither and the few freedoms we have that remain lost as we march toward a society of the totally oppressed slaves. Not only do we need to pray for our leaders and country, we need to take action at the ballot box and become involved with our democratic republic.

Saturday, March 04, 2006

Welcome to Our Forum

Welcome to the US History Web Log for Marc Doyle.

Considering the pitiful state of our country now, this site is dedicated to going back and reviewing our countries foundations and history.

There has never been such an important time in our history as there is now for us to go back to our roots and examine the importance of how we became a nation, where the ideas came from from our constitution, and what role and culture our ancestors played in the formation of our country.

My objective is to provide a forum so people can share and learn about US History as well discuss our countries history.

Our education system has been set up for failure which is indoctrinating students to follow authority without thinking or questioning even if it means medicating them, training our children to be the greatest test takers in history who cannot read, write, or use simple math skills. Further, our country is in very serious trouble because social studies classes in school are for the most part boring, dry, and dull!

posted by M. H. Doyle | 10:13 PM

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