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Turning Point Communications, Inc.
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Cool Springs Press
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Publishing Group of America, Inc.
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Ingram Barge Company
Distance: 76.9 Mi1 Belle Meade Pl
37205 Nashville
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Farmers don ’t take the initiative to learn on their own, so they are always over-capitalized. They suffer from “heavy metal poisoning, ” that is, they constantly have to pay for mountains of equipment they use only infrequently. Their ownership of land also overcapitalizes them. - The Leaven Community & The Agrarian Ideal: Debunking Agrarianism Community is essential to agrarianism. To take up an agrarian life style, we must build communities, and these communities must leaven the rest of our society, because the modern world has gone so far wrong that it cannot be corrected; it must be rebuilt. - SAVE US FROM AMERICANITY! Throughout the history of Christianity the Church has normally acted as the protector of the oppressed and the mother of liberty. And whenever the Church abandons that role over against civil government, whenever she shifts her unconditional loyalty from King Jesus to the state, catastrophe ensues. - COMRADE STALIN DOESN ’T KNOW In The Gulag Archipelago Alexandr Solzhenitsyn recounts the first time he was arrested for political crimes. While serving in the Soviet Army and fighting the Germans some casual comment got him arrested. A convinced communist then, he spent his entire sentence in a labour camp consoling himself with one thought: “Comrade Stalin doesn ’t know. ” - THE WAR ON CHARACTER To the amalgamation of business and government that rules us I have referred by various names: The Symbiosis, the Siamese twins, the oligarchy, the Establishment, or fascism. All these names and metaphors are struggling to explain and identify the organism that rules us. Its primary characteristic is the complete identification – simultaneity -- of business with government. - BITTERSWEET OXYMORON: SAY GOOD-BYE TO THE PLEDGE First of all, the pledge is a standing offense. At best it is a propaganda mechanism to indoctrinate children into unquestioning “loyalty ”; at worst it is a continually-required loyalty oath, an insult to any person who conscientiously regards his given word as sufficient. - THE LAST NEWSWEEK: I FINALLY GIVE UP ON CULCHER AND THE NEWS Fifteen years ago I used to read the newspaper (the Memphis Commercial Appeal] religiously every morning. Then I noticed that every morning I became furiously angry, usually about the time I finished reading the newspaper. Finally connecting effect with cause, I realised that the stupidity, lies, obscenities, and generally moronic events and acts recounted in the newspaper were making me mad. Every morning I was overdosing on stupidity. - THE MONEYCHANGER INTERVIEWS – THE MONEYCHANGER SEVENTEEN YEARS LATER, HOW DOES THE FUTURE LOOK? Since your novel Heiland was published in 1986 nearly 17 years have passed. That was both a utopian and a dystopian novel -- you showed a vision of the future with a totalitarian state and a free state living side by side. As your insight has grown over the intervening years, how would you change that vision now? What would you add or subtract? - HOG-TIED, HOG-WALLERIN ’, HOG WILD HOGWASH Hogwash – it irritates me down to my toenails, and tidal waves of it flood the Internet.