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Center Line-Warren History Our Flag stands for Liberty and Justice for all, Freedom from fear and need with freedom of speech from our Constitution. Center Line- Warren History We thank our Police, Fire Fighters, Soldiers and front line workers who risk their lives for us. THANKS TO VETERANS POLICE AND FRONT LINE WORKERS Our Trolly Stop the Bombings Stop bombing, killing, Killings, abusing, hurting others Abuse of Girls and Women Q Stop hurting Others Q Thomas Jefferson said “When governments fear the people there is liberty. When the people fear the government there is tyranny. The strongest reason for people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government. And most bad government is the result of too much government.” Jefferson had many good ideas. Learning Questions. Why can't most young people tell you who or why we fought in WWII? Why is our government wasting billions in other countries and giving them aid, and giving billions in subsidies to already rich corporations, when Americans Freedom Isn't Free. Many paid with their lives or fought for yours. are hurting? There have been thousands of American casualties since 9- Remember them. Help stop censorship. Promote freedom of speech and 11. Were civil wars in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan worth even one of media. Keep informed as there are others who want to take away your American life? Why do almost all of congress’s actions favor corporate freedom. Don’t allow them to pass laws that limit free speech such as anti hate speech laws. It seems good but is a ruse that allows anti interests and not working Americans? Why has the middle class freedom groups to grow. Insufficient facts invite danger. There is so become the forgotten class? Why have some Americans become rich much misinformation and half truths that it is best to be skeptical. Ask but most can’t afford health care, and a good home and car? Why is enough questions to get all needed facts. Verify the facts with reliable congress favoring corporations but ignoring the rest of us? Why is the rd sources. Actions should be based on factual truth not hearsay or education of your young people below that of many in 3 world uneducated opinion from obsolete past. Promote the use of scientific countries? Why are young people graduated without knowledge to do knowledge, research and discussion to solve problems rather than basic math, science and even basic living and knowledge necessary for violence. Be fair to all. Cause no harm by actions or inaction. Humans our modern world? Why do we have to import engineers from other are Humane sociopaths aren’t. Make it the law and enforce the law to countries? Why are we now unprepared to defend our country? protect all. Demand responsible behavior from everyone. Our purpose is Huge changes in the workplace are coming soon. Automation will to help save our history and freedoms for future generations. Help me soon replace 60% of current jobs, including many skilled and find and copy old pictures before they are thrown out. And help write professional jobs. Machines are now doing heavy labor. Computers with down our local history before it is lost. Anyone who knows a story Artificial Intelligence (Bots) will soon replace humans in most jobs about the past or a family members history or family history will get because they work 24-7 without pay or time off and are cheaper for credit as the source. Send info to [email protected] History employers than humans. Soon general-purpose robots with two arms lets us learn from the experience of the past. Scientists and engineers and AI will learn 90% of most jobs well enough to replace millions of learn from the history of experiments to discover what is best. History, humans in jobs even doctors, lawyers, artists, writers, drivers, practical and useful science and new technology occupations which will pharmacists, engineers, lawyers, brick layers, tunnel diggers etc. And not be automated should be taught in schools now. Education must be very few new jobs will be created. Those millions of unemployed people made a priority because other countries are passing us up and we may will need at least a basic income because there will be too many for become their workforce or slaves. See dogoodforall.today for the Most welfare. We can create basic income for all by installing solar panels all Comprehensive edition 300 page summary which unlike this booklet, over (creating jobs) then put the profit from the millions of dollars in free has full end notes and references. Also there is much of the 30,000 page solar energy that arrives every day for free from the sun, into a public archive viewable, savable and printable at the following websites: fund and divide it up with every citizen getting an equal share. This gives warrenhistory.us centerlinewarrenhistory.pictures dogoodforall.today everyone basic income and they can still work for more money. It is a © Copyright 2021 Professor Wesley E. Arnold Warren Michigan. 2 win win for all. 99 Here is a little free book which is highly recommended especially for young people. It may actually save lives because it has much useful and practical lifesaving content. It has experience and advice from experts on people skills and Center Line’s Historic Jewel proven success practices. All Classic Ellis School books free at dogoodforall.today Old Post Office It can also be printed from the file See the 251-300.pdf from the above deer website. It is also available on kindle from amazon.com books. Do a search for “Wesley E. Arnold” use quotes to see my 100 books. This little book also offers 5,000 scholarships and many drawings for $1,000 scholarships that all they have to do is send in their email address. Plus it informs them about See the deer free online learning opportunities, and other learning Kaltz House Gietzen House opportunities. Professor Wes also has a free book on How to get FREE electricity with do it yourself solar power. And how to save money with a low cost solar powered vehicle you can assemble yourself for just a few hundred dollars. Hometown Heroes Great Internet Pub Cut your car insurance in half like I did. Cash Reward to let me copy your historic old pictures. Looking for old views of Van Dyke, mile roads, stores, inside or outside, farms, horses, trains, water tower, school, events, trolly, cabins, cafes, barns parades, buggies, creeks, Star Oldest Rudy Nautical Museum Reporter, old phone books, notable citizens, Homer Hazelton, Baptist the Woodcarver etc. I will pay cash just to make a picture of Church your old picture. Contact me on Facebook or [email protected] 98 3 Section 18 Jermain, Sylvanus P 1838 Conant, Shubael 1838 Schermerhorn, John 1837 Section 33 Section 19 Wyckoff, Henry 1837 Groesbeck, Charles 1831,2,5 Conant, Shubael 1837 Section 25 Ingersoll, Justus 1837 Section 20 Bolam, George 1835 Rivard, Charles 1833 Chicoine, Hubert 1837 Day, Willet C 1835 Rivard, Charles 1835 Conant, Shubael 1837 Wyckoff, Henry S 1837 Rivard, Fabian 1833 Groesbeck, Charles 1837 Tierney, Thomas 1835 Section 26- Hatch, Charles B 1835 Section 34 Left Indian fort. Right French fort Cummins, Michael 1838 Primitive peoples often made forts to protect their Section 21 Butler, Patrick 1835 French, Joel 1837 Dullea, Maurice 1838 Dalton, Michael 1844 village against attackers. For millions of years our area was: molten rock, bare Groesbeck, Charles 1837 Godard, Lewis 1837 Groesbeck, Charles 1835 rock, part of several continents, on mountains, under oceans, dry desert, under Knaggs, Monique 1835 Hines, Michael 1837 Mara, Cornelius 1839 seas, swamps, tundra, jungle, under seas again, under ice over a mile thick, Laderoute, Evangile 1837 Nowlan, John 1835 tundra, boreal & deciduous forest, inhabited by strange creatures. There were at Kirk, John M 1838 Laderoute, Lambert 1835 Nowlan, John 1837 least 5 extinctions of most life perhaps due to asteroid impacts or gamma bursts. Odonnell, Patrick 1837 Laderoute, Peter 1837 Omarra, James 1835 Humans arrived here about 11,000 years ago. Several Indian peoples lived here Rood, Ezra 1837 Lafferte, Jacques 1837 Phelan, Michael 1835 and warred here. All of recorded human history is just a mere speck in time. Ryan, Michael 1837 Langevin, Charles 1837 Reeves, Garret 1835 Warren is a tiny speck in Michigan, our Spaceship Earth is just a tiny speck in our Sullivan, Daniel 1838 Parker, John S 1837 Rivard, Victoire 1837 solar system, which is just a mere speck our galaxy, which is is just a mere speck Tehen, Cornelius 1837 Rhodes, Hiram M 1837 Witherell, Benjamin F, the universe. We need to take care of our spaceship as it has no life rafts. We Yakes, Gabriel 1837 Section 27 Brown, Cullen, know little but it is important to learn from history because it has some valuable Section 22 Rhodes, Hiram M 1837 Stuart, Robert 1838 lessons. See my prehistory of our area and pictures of many strange animals Corey, Harris 1837 Rhodes, Lyman E 1837 Section 35 which lived here. Indians learned too late that a threat to one is a threat to all and Herrington, Abram 1837 Campbell, Alexander 1835 Cook, John 1837 if enemies, were allowed to live in your midst (as we do now) that eventually you will Little, Thomas, Crane, Gies, Henry 1835 regret it. If there is one there may be more in a pack. Wolves and power seekers Nolan, William 1837 James G 1837 Groll, John 1835 pack up. The Indians learned to be vigilant for threats because they knew the Ryan, Michael 1837 Nolan, William 1837 Keiser, Christopher 1835 best way to defeat an enemy was to catch him unprepared by surprise.
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