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THE PAMPHLET Vol 1 Issue 5 “Perseverance” Released on Patreon

THE PAMPHLET Vol 1 Issue 5 “Perseverance” Released on Patreon

Our next issue “Perseverance” has been released on Patreon in it’s digital edition. The hard copies are in print as we speak and we will be folding and stapling them today. For those that subscribe to hard copy delivery through Patreon, those will be mailed out tomorrow.

In this edition we review some historical times in our nations early days where things looked quite bleak. Yet patriots had deep faith that better times were ahead and by putting one foot in front of the other eventually we were able to not only survive but thrive.

We hope that this dose of medicine is what you need. The digital version will be available on our website by the end of the week. If you don’t wish to wait you can gain instant access by joining us on Patreon.

If you would like to donate to us we accept donations in any amount via Paypal. You can also mail us a check (Payable to “The Pamphlet”) to

The Pamphlet, P.O. Box 351, Republic, WA, 99166

We are still working on merchandise and hope to have some announcements in that department soon.

Thank you for your continued support in the liberty movement!

Wade John Taylor

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