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Born liar, Joe Biden tells Black church how he (and Corn Pop) led the Civil Rights movement in the 1960's.

1992 Summer of Love for Preborn Children in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Pro-abortion attorney Stephen M Glynn illegally parks in a handicap walkway with the blessings of the corrupt Milwaukee Police Department. Glynn laughs and grins with the evil pro-abortion cohorts who will deliver children for ritual sacrifice at Paul Seamars abortuary on 86th & Brown Deer Road in Milwaukee. September 12, 1992

Twelve years ago, Eagle Wisconsin was hit by an F2 tornado on June 21, 2010 at 9:15 pm with winds estimated at 120 mph. Only one minor injury was reported. These are the words of people interviewed by the Eagle Historical Society only a couple days later.

Something wrong with men who think they're women.

View the sacred event provided by the Eagle American Legion Post 535 of the 2010 Eagle Memorial Day Commemoration honoring the men & women who sacrificed their lives that we would live free. From the battle fields of the American Civil War until today, Eagle soldiers have bled and died so that we might enjoy the freedoms we have today. Thank you and God bless you for the sacrifices you’ve made

Enjoy the sights and sounds of the 2010 Kettle Moraine Days Parade. Only 6 days after an F2 tornado destroyed parts of Eagle Wisconsin, the community came together to enjoy a parade which celebrated the tenacity of a people who proudly faced adversity. Feel the joy and laughter of parents and children, who only days before, had endured the worst of nature's fury. Come and celebrate the tenacity of life in rural America!

To the men who fought, bled and died for our country in this grand war, whose valor and honor have been long forgotten by the foggy mist of time. And to the loved ones who sent their fathers, husbands and sons off to a war that would forever change those who returned. This Nation would never be the same. To Pvt. Sidney P. Kline, Pvt. George M. Logan, Cpl. Silas Parsons, and all the boys from Wisconsin who proudly and honorably served their country.

On June 21, 2010, an F2 tornado cut a 1/2-mile-wide swath through Eagle Wisconsin. Here are three interviews from those who were there.

Eagle Wisconsin is a small sleepy community located at edge of the Southern Kettle Moraine State Forest about 40 miles southwest of Milwaukee. We have a rich history and an exciting future. The video is a collage of the sights of Eagle...a year in review for 2008, produced for the Eagle Historical Society.

The harvest is over and the winds of winter howl mercilessly. In the shadow of winter, when day is short and night long, we watch and wait as winter unleashes its raging wrath. And we sit in silence at Winter's Watch. The video is filmed 12/21/08 in Eagle, Wisconsin

Local businesses in Eagle Wisconsin decorated teddy bears and the bears were auctioned as a fund raiser for the Eagle Historical Society.

Local Wisconsin artists are highlighted at the Eagle Historical Society Museum's 2008 Art Gallery. Artists include Martin Murk, Rose Raiter, Carol Sundquist, Stephanie Kalnes, William Krestan, Tom Shropshire, Ann Mayer, Beth Martineau, Audrey Casey, Charlotte Fung Miller, Kenneth Reichert, Margaret Richards, Sterling Jones, and Margaret Sullivan.

With the advent of electricity, the need to prevent current leakage brought about the invention of a variety of electrical insulators used to keep wires apart. These examples are on display at the Eagle Historical Society Museum in Eagle Wisconsin.

What is this place they call "Eagle Wisconsin?" Some say it's an illusion of the imagination while others say it's the soft fragrance of a wonderful dream. But it's a real place...born among the springs, streams, kettles and forest in southeast Wisconsin. Located 40 miles southwest of Milwaukee, Eagle is the gateway to the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. The area is enchanted and stirs the creative passion in those who spend time here. Many notable artists including painters, writers and poets get their inspiration from this place. Come and see for yourself...

The 19th Century Circuit Riders were priests and ministers who brought the Mass and Gospel of Christ to the towns and villages spread over hundreds of miles. Often very poor, tired, hungry and seldom living past 40 years old from their hardships, this video is dedicated to the circuit riders who served the area of Eagle Wisconsin and is sponsored by the Eagle Historical Society.

The depravity of human nature has left the world in chaos. Torture, death, and destruction are the harvest of evil that infects the heart of man. Yet, there is Hope and Salvation, a changing of the mind and heart through Jesus Christ the Lord.