Constitution Education PMA
Classes and Courses for people who love the founding of the United States of America.
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Подписчиков у канала «Constitution Education PMA»: 2 071. Отток за последние 30 дней: 38 (-1,8 %).
По дням, последние 30 дней
| Дата | Подписчики | Изменение | Посты | Ср. просмотры поста |
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| 11 ноя | 2 071 | −1 | 0 | – |
| 10 ноя | 2 072 | −1 | 0 | – |
| 9 ноя | 2 073 | −1 | 0 | – |
| 8 ноя | 2 074 | −3 | 0 | – |
| 4 ноя | 2 077 | −32 | 0 | – |
| 5 окт | 2 109 | – | 0 | – |
Когда публикует
Время по UTC. 19 постов за 90 дней.
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Imagine the same story, told two ways. First way, without evidence: "I was there. I remember it. I know what happened." You believe it fully. You tell it clearly. And then someone asks a question you can't answer from the story alone — a date, a paper, what came first — and there's nowhere to go except louder, or more certain. You're asking them to trust you. And if you got a detail wrong, if you called something fraud when it was an accident or a mistake, you look foolish, because the whole thing was resting on you. Second way, with evidence: Same story. But now there's a record laid out in order. A paper you kept. A date you can prove. What happened, then what happened next, in a sequ...
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What supports your story? Evidence. Most of us carry a story about what happened. We can tell it clearly, we believe it fully — and then someone asks a question we cannot answer with the story alone. So here is the question worth sitting with this week: what supports your story? Not what makes it louder. Evidence. What makes it hold together when someone else reads it back to you. If you had to show it, not just tell it — what would you point to first? A paper you kept? A date you can prove? A record laid out in order, instead of a memory laid out in feeling? A story you believe and a record that holds together are not the same thing. One lives in you. The other can stand on its own, in...
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i’m telling you Rise works i’m talking i’ve had great energy all day deep cleaning and organizing the house all day organizing all my office and paperwork too 💪
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📬 You know the feeling. You pull the mail out of the box, and there it is — a letter from the IRS. Or a credit company. Or some agency you've never heard of. Your stomach drops before you even open it. What do you do with it? Most people either panic, ignore it, or hand it to someone else to deal with. But what if you knew how to read it — what it's actually asking, what it actually means, and how to answer it with care and purpose? Monday night, Mark joins us for exactly that. "When The Letter Arrives" — presentments from the IRS, credit companies, and other agencies, and how to approach a response. It's our monthly free class. Monday, October 26th at 8pm ET. Come begin here. Sign up...
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I locked myself out of my house today. Three kids outside with me. Not one of them wearing shoes. Let me back up, because this morning? This morning I was WINNING. I took the little ones to La Comedia for The Stinky Cheese Man — the play was hilarious, the seven-person cast was incredible. My kids were bathed, their hair dried, and we arrived EARLY. (Turns out food wasn't served until 11:15, so I entertained three children at a table for 45 minutes like a one-woman circus... but still. Early.) And here's the thing — both can be true. I can love that play, love that I pulled it off... and be completely mommed out by the time we got home. So home we come. I'm exhausted. Mile-long list of c...
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Not everything that goes wrong has a villain. Something broke. Money was lost. A promise didn't land the way anybody expected — and the first instinct is to find who did this. Name the fraud. Point the finger. But one who seeks equity must do equity. That's the price of admission — before equity corrects anything for you, it reads you first. And you look foolish treating something like fraud when it was an accident or an honest mistake. You brought a sword where a scalpel was needed, and equity noticed. Last week we walked through fraud — including constructive fraud, where nobody even had to lie. This week we take up the lesser claims: accident and mistake. Different doors, different cor...
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⏰ Tonight at 8pm ET — and it's not too late to join us. "Fraud: Intent Isn't the Only Question." Here's the thing about the word "fraud" — people throw it around fast. Something felt wrong, so it must have been fraud. But can you say exactly *where the line is*? What makes something actually fraudulent, versus just unfair, sloppy, or unfortunate? Really knowing those boundaries is empowering. And knowing what it actually takes to make things right — not fantasy, not emotional claims, just the clear boundaries — that's more empowering still. If you haven't written your DOSN yet, this is groundwork: before you put anything in writing, you need to know where the system may or may not have...
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📬 Ever wonder what registered mail actually *does*? Why you'd use it? Stamps — what they mean, and which ones are best to use on this path. Priority and Priority Express, explained. Firm book, so easy. Vivian-Leigh is walking through all of it and answering your questions — Wednesday, October 14th at 8pm ET, for door 2 and up in the Out of Babylon PMA. Come join us! Not in one of our private Telegram chats? Sign up here and we'll send you the Zoom link the day before: https://constitutioneducationpma.kit.com/mail
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A deal doesn’t need a liar to hurt you. Sometimes silence did all the talking. Most of us think fraud means somebody looked us in the eye and lied. But there’s another kind of wrong — the kind where nobody raised their voice, nobody twisted your arm… you just didn’t know what you didn’t know. Try this before Monday: Think of one time you said yes — to paperwork, a notice, a loan, a promise — and later thought, “Wait. That’s not what I understood.” What did you know then? What do you know now? And who benefited from the gap between the two? That gap is where equity starts asking questions. Not just, “Did they mean to do it?” but “Was it right?” They can’t correct what they don’t know....
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📬 You know the feeling. You pull the mail out of the box, and there it is — a letter from the IRS. Or a credit company. Or some agency you've never heard of. Your stomach drops before you even open it. What do you do with it? Most people either panic, ignore it, or hand it to someone else to deal with. But what if you knew how to read it — what it's actually asking, what it actually means, and how to answer it with care and purpose? Monday night, Mark joins us for exactly that. "When The Letter Arrives" — presentments from the IRS, credit companies, and other agencies, and how to approach a response. It's our monthly free class. Monday, October 26th at 8pm ET. Come begin here. Sign up...
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Not everything that goes wrong has a villain. Something broke. Money was lost. A promise didn't land the way anybody expected — and the first instinct is to find who did this. Name the fraud. Point the finger. But one who seeks equity must do equity. That's the price of admission — before equity corrects anything for you, it reads you first. And you look foolish treating something like fraud when it was an accident or an honest mistake. You brought a sword where a scalpel was needed, and equity noticed. Last week we walked through fraud — including constructive fraud, where nobody even had to lie. This week we take up the lesser claims: accident and mistake. Different doors, different cor...
398 просмотров 4 Реакции -
printable
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I locked myself out of my house today. Three kids outside with me. Not one of them wearing shoes. Let me back up, because this morning? This morning I was WINNING. I took the little ones to La Comedia for The Stinky Cheese Man — the play was hilarious, the seven-person cast was incredible. My kids were bathed, their hair dried, and we arrived EARLY. (Turns out food wasn't served until 11:15, so I entertained three children at a table for 45 minutes like a one-woman circus... but still. Early.) And here's the thing — both can be true. I can love that play, love that I pulled it off... and be completely mommed out by the time we got home. So home we come. I'm exhausted. Mile-long list of c...
364 просмотров 10 Реакции -
Imagine the same story, told two ways. First way, without evidence: "I was there. I remember it. I know what happened." You believe it fully. You tell it clearly. And then someone asks a question you can't answer from the story alone — a date, a paper, what came first — and there's nowhere to go except louder, or more certain. You're asking them to trust you. And if you got a detail wrong, if you called something fraud when it was an accident or a mistake, you look foolish, because the whole thing was resting on you. Second way, with evidence: Same story. But now there's a record laid out in order. A paper you kept. A date you can prove. What happened, then what happened next, in a sequ...
284 просмотров 5 Реакции -
i’m telling you Rise works i’m talking i’ve had great energy all day deep cleaning and organizing the house all day organizing all my office and paperwork too 💪
282 просмотров 5 Реакции -
What supports your story? Evidence. Most of us carry a story about what happened. We can tell it clearly, we believe it fully — and then someone asks a question we cannot answer with the story alone. So here is the question worth sitting with this week: what supports your story? Not what makes it louder. Evidence. What makes it hold together when someone else reads it back to you. If you had to show it, not just tell it — what would you point to first? A paper you kept? A date you can prove? A record laid out in order, instead of a memory laid out in feeling? A story you believe and a record that holds together are not the same thing. One lives in you. The other can stand on its own, in...
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Вопросы о канале «Constitution Education PMA»
Сколько подписчиков у канала «Constitution Education PMA»?
У канала «Constitution Education PMA» (@constitutioneducation) 2 071 подписчик на 12 ноября 2026 г.
Растёт ли канал «Constitution Education PMA»?
Сейчас нет. Отток за последние 30 дней: 38 (-1,8 %).
О чём канал «Constitution Education PMA»?
Канал в категории «Право и юриспруденция», язык постов: английский. Описание канала: «Classes and Courses for people who love the founding of the United States of America.»
Какое место занимает канал «Constitution Education PMA»?
По числу подписчиков: №36 в категории «Право и юриспруденция», №5 518 среди каналов на языке «английский», №6 276 в мире.
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За последние 30 дней ни один из 7 постов не помечен как реклама (#ad, Sponsored, «Реклама»). Рекламу без пометки определить нельзя.
Когда публикует канал «Constitution Education PMA»?
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