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Bundy, the Mormon father of 14 who fought for the right to graze his cattle on taxpayer land without paying his fees, has become a straight-up George Washington for gun-toting liberty lovers and freepers nationwide, and now he's using his bully pulpit to offer them history lessons on America.

You won't find the recorded lessons on his YouTube page; you need a special link to access each one, which Bundy provides if you sign up for his corporate-style email list. Fortunately, the videos are still pretty easy to find online if you do some basic poking; I've embedded them, with transcribed highlights, below.

What's the basis of these history lessons? A lot of hilariously incorrect bullshit. To wit, Bundy explains the following:

*How America started with some pilgrims in a sailboat who thought the world—or "the ocean," in Bundy's parlance—was flat and had edges you could fall off.
*How the 13 colonies waged the American Revolution against "Europe," which had the largest army ever.
*How the Constitution is divinely inspired and useless without the Ten Commandments.
*How fans of vigorous federalism like Washington, Madison and Hamilton "didn't want a big central government, we didn't want a big state government, we was even leery about having even a local government."
*How the founding fathers set up the three branches of U.S. government, including the "adjudical" or "judical."