We The People for Michigan are coming together to UNITE and STRENGTHEN ourselves for the future. Are you tired of doing the same thing yet expecting a different result? Let's try something new!

Join us for an afternoon filled with EDUCATION and EDIFICATION. Come ready to take ACTION! We have a great lineup of relevant presentations from everyday Michiganians culminating with Bradlee Dean as our Headline speaker. We already know what a lot of the problems are so instead let's focus on the answers.

Save the Date!
Saturday, June 1
1-6pm
Burton MI

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This event is quite literally by We The People, for We The People. No political or organizational involvement. If our state and country are going to be turned around it will only be because of We The People. We urge you to immediately share this on social media and with EVERYONE in your contact list.

Bradlee Dean will be available for other Michigan speaking engagements starting Sunday, June 2 through Thursday, June 6. Respond to this email if you would like to book him for your organization meeting or church service.

We look forward to seeing you there!

In Freedom,

We The People for Michigan Team

Nitric Oxide and Functional Health - with Dr. Nathan Bryan | The Empowering Neurologist EP. 166
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AU3Fp7R11KQ

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Change Your Brain: Neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman | Rich Roll Podcast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwQhKFMxmDY

Úna Bhán

Legend of Úna Bhán

MacDermott was the Chieftain of Moylurg, a Celtic Kingdom in North Roscommon. He had a beautiful daughter, Úna Bhán, - so named because of her long blonde hair. His neighbour was Tomás Láidir Costello, a good and sincere man, handsome and strong.
Úna Bhán and Tomás Láidir fell in love and wished to marry but MacDermot would not allow the marriage because he believed Tomás Láidir was not good enough for his daughter. Tomás Láidir was banished from the area and MacDermot had Úna Bhán confined on Castle Island, Lough Key, then called "The Rock", which was located in the centre of MacDermot territory.
Úna Bhán went into a deep melancholy and was dying of grief. Tomás Láidir, hearing of the situation went to see her and when he left, vowed that if MacDermot did not send a message for him to return before he reached the river, he would never go back. The messenger was sent, but did not reach Tomás Láidir until after he had crossed the river. Being a man of honour Tomás Láidir was unable to break his vow and did not return.
Úna Bhán died of a broken heart and was buried on Trinity Island, an island on Lough key. In his grief Tomás Láidir used to swim to the island every night to keep vigil at her grave. Eventually he got pneumonia and realising that he was dying requested that MacDermot allow him to be buried beside Úna Bhán. His request was granted and thus the two lovers were belatedly united.
Two trees grew up over their graves, entwining together to form a Lovers Knot, standing guard over the site.

Vocals: Mary McLaughlin
Guitar, Producer: William Coulter
Author: Thomas Costello
Woodwinds: Todd Denman
Harp: Shelley Phillips
Fiddle: Deby Benton Grosjean
Keyboards: Paul Machlis
Drums: Heidrun Hoffmann
Cello: Barry Phillips
Guitar: Martin Simp