"Common Sense" by Thomas Paine - It made sense in 1776; and makes sense now in 2026... Promoting American Revolution and the Overthrow of the Mad King.

Common Sense, published anonymously by Thomas Paine in January 1776, was a hugely influential pamphlet that argued for American independence from Great Britain, using clear, persuasive language to rally colonists to the cause of revolution by attacking monarchy and advocating for a democratic government. It became an instant bestseller, selling widely and being read aloud in public, and is considered a foundational document of the American Revolution, converting many undecided colonists to the idea of separation.

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PBS explores "The Madness of King George III" through historical documentaries, notably in Lucy Worsley's series, examining his infamous mental illness, its impact on British history (like the loss of America), the debate over its cause, and how it changed psychiatry, with episodes available to stream on the PBS website... 

https://www.pbs.org/video/madness-of-king-george-jpamkt/

We Hold These Truths to be Self-Evident, that All Rich White Men are Created Equal... NOT WOMEN, NOT BLACKS, NOT INDIANS & NOT LANDLESS PEASANTS

and here we are 250 years later still grappling with the same troubles... I myself am experiencing taxation without representation... 

How Cults End - Insightful Video. The Main Cause: The Leader Dies. Secondary Cause: The Inner Circle Turns on the Leader....

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Donald Trump made the remark referring to Haiti, 

El Salvador, and African nations as 

"shithole countries" during a private 2018 

Oval Office meeting on immigration, a comment 

he later confirmed. He reportedly asked why 

the U.S. should accept immigrants from these 

nations instead of countries like Norway.

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