The Founders Tradin’ Post Liberty Pack Featuring Mike Church’s Road To Independence & Spirit of ’76!

The Founders Tradin’ Post Liberty Pack Featuring Mike Church’s Road To Independence & Spirit of ’76!

Hear ye, Hear ye!! We’re bringing back the Liberty Pack! Independence Day is commonly associated with fireworks, parades, carnivals, fairs, picnics, concerts, political speeches and ceremonies. But here at the Founders Tradin’ Post, we have the, real, ‘Murican history movies and audio features to help you join us!

We Celebrate with a Liberty Package that is A Small Price to Pay for Truth Telling an Independence!

You get

•  The Original 2CD Set (a $19.95 value)

• The Spirit of ’76 on 3 CD set (a $29.95 value)

• Plus a Pocket Constitution (a $4.95 value)

• A Patriot Pack of Assorted Bumper Stickers (3 stickers!)

All together for just  $59.95  $17.76!

Here at the Mike Church Show Headquarters we like to celebrate a little differently:

We love cooking on the grill and kicking back with a few cold ones with friends and family but we always incorporate what the day REALLY means.  What better way to celebrate our Independence then with Mike Church’s Road to Independence Movie.

Road To Independence Trailer:

http://youtu.be/i9HG0azuizQ

Read what critics are saying about Mike Church’s 1776 Masterpiece – The Road To Independence The Movie:

By Bradley J. Birzer – Our beleaguered republic has been blessed mightily with the artistry, dedication, wit, tenacity, and wisdom of Mike Church. Not only does he ask the questions that need to be asked, he also talks to the best men and women of our age. Anyone who has had the privilege of listening to Mike on his radio show knows hismodus operandi. He listens, he questions, he learns, he responds, and he listens some more. Behind his views stand the greats of western and American civilization.

Most importantly for our society, though, he reminds us—as members of this republic (Latin for “res publica” the “good thing” or the “common good”; not to be confused with the “greater good”)—what it means to be serious and meaningful citizens and what it means to be at our best. I certainly don’t mean to gush too much, but it’s hard not to do so when speaking or writing of Mike. He’s that important to our future—and, byour, I mean the citizens of the present and of the future of America as well as of the West.

In his stunning new animated film, “The Road to Independence,” Mike Church challenges the prevailing notions, such as they are, regarding the American Founding.  Neither Abraham Lincoln nor Ronald Reagan, he notes, were of the Founding generation, but, within the political right especially, these two men greatly have fundamental shaped our understanding of 1776 and 1787.  And, from the opening of the film to its end, Church points out that the prevailing interpretations of the Declaration of Independence—especially if focused on “all men are created equal”—are, at best, misinterpretations of the text and of the historical moment in which the text was written.  He does this through Jefferson’s own words from a 1821 interview.  Indeed, the entire film is based on original research and primary documents, all of which reveal the essence of the Revolution.