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We are celebrating the 3rd Anniverary of the TP grassroots movement on February 27th. On February 27, 2009, the Tea Party movement was launched with simultaneous tea parties in fifty cities which were attended by more than 30,000 tea partiers. Tea Party Leaders Launch ElectionDayTeaParty.com for 2012 Speakers: Reagan George of the Virginia Voter’s Alliance, who will speak about voter fraud and how to get involved at the polls. “Stop the SOROS organizations & the CHICAGO political machine.” Also present will be, Alan Cole (General Registrar), from the Registrar’s office of JCC. Come Join us!

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Hillsdale College Western Heritage History 101 Lesson #3 –Paul A. Rahe “The Greek Miracle” The emergence of the polis as a political form distinguished Greece from its neighbors in the ancient Near East.  The polis was a small community—originally grouped around a citadel—governed by a council and a public assembly, and defended by a hoplite phalanx.  Oikonomia (household management) was structured in such a way as to enable full political participation of the household in the city, through words and deeds worthy of note. The individual man who engaged in reasoned speech (logos) thus had an importance in the Greek community that was unusual compared to the other civilizations of the Near East, which were generally organized as hydraulic societies based on irrigation and public works, governed by a sacral monarchy, and administered by a bureaucratic class using the technology of syllabic script.

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Learn, recharge and plan strategies.

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We meet the fourth Thursday of each month at 7pm. Check our website for location. www.louisavateaparty.org

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Please come and ask your friends to speak under the LIBERTY TREE about the topics of our body politic! Areas of interest this meeting: ---Benghazi Hearings ---Exploit 17 ---IRS Targeting ---Tyranny unleashed Hillsdale College Western Heritage History 101 Lesson #4 –“The Greek Legacy”--Overview The philosophic pursuit of knowledge and the good life as exemplified by Socrates and his pupil Plato remains at the core of the Greek legacy to Western civilization. The moral and political issues that emerged from Athenian democracy and empire, and loss of freedom over the course of the Peloponnesian War, provided the context for Socrates’ questioning of the meaning of justice in relation to regimes and the individual soul.  The moral and political uncertainty of the contemporary world highlights the continued relevance of Socrates’ philosophic endeavor—to establish standards of goodness, truth, justice, and beauty for politicians no less than for individual citizens. ---What to do

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On the 26th of March, 2012. Our speaker will be County Sheriff Steve Rand. Topic - Constitutional Sheriff Location - Steve's Ranch Family Restaurant. 311 West Louis Glick Hwy, Jackson MI 49201

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Speaker - Earl Poleski, District 64, Jackson Topic - Successes, Failures and the Future.

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Movie: Atlas Shrugged, Part II

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We meet the first Thursday of each month at 7pm at Mill Creek Cattle Company (1784 Mentone Blvd, Mentone, CA). We encourage you to come early and enjoy a no host dinner. We meet in the back at Diamond Jim's; there is a separate entrance and additional parking available behind the restaurant.

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The Hebrew LegacyMark Kalthoff The Hebrew people are the source of a unique but vital contribution to our Western heritage.  Rather than bequeathing to their cultural heirs magnificent innovations in art, architecture, political theory, and public administration as have the Babylonians, the Egyptians, the Greeks, and the Romans, it is the treasure of sacred literature which constitutes the Hebrew legacy.  The tradition of a monotheistic religion upon which Christianity would build, and out of which the modern world would emerge, has arguably served as the wellspring of Western civilization.