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Ah, hi, everybody, this is Ron Reagan. I'm sitting with my
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Ron Edwards. Well, good day, good day, hello, and how
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are you. I'm Ron Edwards and welcome to this edition of the Ron Edwards
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American Experience. And yeah, it's that time of year again as we celebrate
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and recognize our nation's independence. And happy birthday to America. Hey, I'm
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taking more than one day to recognize that, because you know, the fact
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is, if you can take a whole month for certain people to recognize an
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unnatural lifestyle, I can certainly take more than one day to recognize the birthday
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of this great nation. And someone's going to be joining me in a few
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minutes to also recognize our nation's independence and share some of his wisdom. William
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Federer, great historian and man. He has wonderful books and has spoken so
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eloquently through the years about our nation's history. So we're going to be talking
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with him this day. But in the meantime, it seems that you know,
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Hollywood Mogul Airy Manual for example, you know, people like him,
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are getting quite worried because they see and recognize that Uncle Joe Biden is just
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not fit for the call any longer. They're finally admitting, hey, Joe,
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you got to hang it up. But Uncle Joe, despite some recent
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reports, says that he's not hanging them up. He's not getting out.
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You know. Jill, Jill, doctor Jill. I wonder what she's a
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doctor of been trying to find out. She just calls herself doctor. I
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guess running a But anyway, he's not stepping down. Democrats want him to
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get out of office, though, but I don't think it's going to do
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it because on the other hand, while many of them want him to leave,
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at the same time, they're saying that even a dead Joe Biden would
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be better than Kamala. So that's going to be quite interesting personally. I
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hope he does step down and maybe during the convention or whatever and they hand
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it over to Kamala because They're in quite a bit of a pickle because you
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know, their d DEI mentality, CRT mentality, whatever. They can't do
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an end and around and go get someone else because, oh my gosh,
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you know, it was the Democrats who say that it's not about qualifications,
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it's about gender chosen gender that is, and the color of one's skin.
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And does Kamala commits you know, she is committed to jump in there if
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she gets the opportunity. Yeah, that's true. Doug, my producer,
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just pointed out that the Depress is reporting that Michelle Obama would be a good
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replacement for Uncle Joe, And yeah, she would be very dynamic. She
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at least, you know, she can put a bunch of sentences together.
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She knows how to spell, you know, she's speaking. She doesn't all
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of a sudden go you know, she completes her thoughts. And that could
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be a bit more dangerous at least, you know, as far as people
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wanting to jump in and vote for Michelle. So the beat goes on.
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My friends, The economy is not where it should be in my humble opinion,
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yes, it's not super weak at this time, but it's being overburdened
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as Congress and other officials continue to push for more and more spending. And
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you know, that really bothers me, and it's bothered me for many many
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years. How whenever individuals bring up lowering our taxes, and I think about
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Independence Day and I'm reminded very quickly that the founders one of the thing reasons
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why they went to Nutsville and said, you know, and we've had enough
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of this stuff of King George is because of a three percent tax. Could
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you imagine that they were alive today. Suddenly they were brought back and they
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could see our heavy tax rates. They would have thought that we've totally gone
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to Nutsville. They would have thought, oh my god, they gave up
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the ghost. I don't know, by the eighteen hundreds. And it is
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unreasonable our tax burden in this country today. And you know, we've got
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to lower the taxes to stimulate the economy. But at the same time,
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they've got to cut the spending. That's the problem. But they like to
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ignore that, especially during the political season, and they just blamed Trump for
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the deficits. And yes, he did allow a lot of the spending.
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But even though technically the president is not in charge of the money or not
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supposed to be. It is the Congress, and the Congress should have shown
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restraint during the Trump administration and now during the Uncle Joe administration, and so
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now we have when you combine the debt and the deficit, I think it's
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around fifty eight trillion dollars. And if it was not the United States of
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America and this special setup that we have, the nation would have long ago
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collapsed. We would have been smashed a long time ago. But we're getting
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to the point where even the great United States of America can no longer shoulder
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the amount of debt that is being heaped upon we the people. I think
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each household now technically is burdened with well over one hundred thousand dollars in debt.
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And we had nothing to do with this debt and deficit. And so
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yeah, this has to be rained in before it's too late. And speaking
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about weakness, you know, the founding fathers would also be quite upset if
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they were to come back and see how this nation has entangled itself and so
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many struggle war struggles and conflict struggles struggles around the world. Again, they
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would think we were retarded with the way this nation is entangled with what's going
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on in Ukraine between Ukraine and Russia, knowing that NATO has provoked the bear,
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poked the bear, stoked fires right almost at the border of the Bear,
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and you know, us continuing to sell wolf tickets to Putin, who
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was now shown up with not him personally, but he is. He has
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made sure that we see some of their power and the willingness to poke us
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back with their warships and their giant submarine not far from our coastline, and
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other things that are going on around the world. China has you know,
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captured a a Taiwanese boat or a vessel and it's told Taiwan you better not
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get involved now. That is not a show of weakness of the United States
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of America. I don't know, what does. I really don't. And
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so it is time to stop acting like little children in the in the government,
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spending like drunken sailors, acting like for in some cases. But a
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nation, I'm going to tell you something right now, a nation that ends
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up with the quality of candidates that we have been dealing with for many years,
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like a Joe Biden, like a Nasty Pelosi, like a Maxine Waters
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a pile of communist oriented nitwits, and these are the pool of degenerates that
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the American people have been satisfied in choosing between for many, many years.
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And that's why sometimes every once in a while, I say, you know
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what, we the people need to take a look in the mirror and check
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ourselves, and we have to question ourselves and what we've been satisfied with.
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Now, I've never voted Democrat in my entire life, but then I look
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across the island, I see some of my Republicans, and they look as
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bad as Democrats, in fact, in the sense worse because they know better.
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The platform of the Republican Party is usually very, very wonderful, but
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they're not for the most part, living up to it either to what it
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should be concerning governing this nation. So that's why they're called the uniparty,
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the founding fathers. Man. I tell you, I'd be totally embarrassed if
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they were. If Guy were to bring them back alive, just to give
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them a tour of what's going on DC right now. Oh my goodness.
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But anyway, we're going to have some a better conversation when we return on
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this to Ron Edwards, American Experience with our guest William Federer, great American
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and we're back. This is a round everge American Experience. Thanks so much
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for being with us to stay as we celebrate America's birthday. And our guest
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is William J. Federer. He's producer of The American Minute. You can
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the United States of America and the Internet. Hello William and welcome back.
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It's great to be with you, Ron, great to have you, sir.
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I checked out your latest American Minute and which featureds you talk about King
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George ruling the largest empire you know ever known. Basically, they used to
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say that the sun never set on the British Empire. And it is amazing,
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sir, how today during this time of we're supposed to be in the
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land of liberty. But I don't think so. What say you? Yeah,
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the King of England was a globalist. He was a one world government
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guide with him at the top, the sun never set on the British Empire,
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as you mentioned, and America founders didn't like a globalist king telling us
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what to do, so they broke away and flipped it and made the people
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the king. So kings have subjects who were subjected to their will. Republics
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have citizens. The word citizen means co king, co ruler, co sovereign.
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And so when we pledge allegiance to the flag and to the republic,
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were basically pledging allegiance to us being charge of ourselves. And so when somebody
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protests the flag, what they're saying is I don't want to be the king
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anymore I protest this system where I participated in ruling myself. It's like,
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okay, somebody else will tell you what to do. And so the King
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of England ruled abusively. And so the Declaration of Independence lists twenty seven of
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the abuses that the king did. One is he had a two tier justice
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system. Imagine that it said he has made judges dependent on his will alone.
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And then he weaponized the bureaucracy. Imagine that says he erected a multitude
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of new offices and sent hither swarms of officers to harass our people and eat
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out their substance. He imposed martial law, he's kept among us in time
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to be standing armies. And then he targeted his political opponents for depriving us
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in many cases of the benefit of trial by jury, for establishing an arbitrary
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government for all during fundamentally the forms of our government. And then he turned
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law enforcement and the military against his own subjects. Could you imagine that he
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has punder our seas, ravaged our coasts, burnt our towns, destroyed our
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lives and our people. He is at this time transporting large armies of foreign
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mercenaries to complete the works of death, the desolation, and tyranny. And
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then he stirred up the Indians. Right, so the American and Indians had
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reached an equilibrium with the British come in and stir him up to scalp.
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And it says he has excited domestic insurrection among us and has endeavored to bring
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on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian savages, whose known rural
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warfare is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes, and conditions. And
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so you had thirty three year old Thomas Jefferson draw up the Declaration of Independence,
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and he originally it got rid of slavery. It condemned the King of
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England because he was a part owner of the Royal African Company, and Jefferson
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wrote, the King has waged cruel war against human nature itself in the persons
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of a distant people who never offended him, captivating and carrying them into slavery
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in another hemisphere, or to incur miserable death in their transportation, thither suppressing
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every legislative attempt to prohibit or restrain this exorable commerce. Determined to keep open
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a market where men should be bought and sold. So originally that was in
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the declaration, but South Carolina and Georgia wouldn't go along with it, and
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they had made the decision that it needed to be unanimous, and British were
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setting fire to New York and so they panicked and said, we'll deal with
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slavery later. How we wish they would have dealt with it rise. Then
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John Hancock signed the declaration. He says, the price on my head is
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just doubled. Then Secretary Charles Thompson, he later compiled the put together a
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translation of the Bible. Seventy year old Ben Franklin said, we must hang
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together, or most assuredly, we will hang separately. The King infringed on
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people's creator given rights, and that the declaration is going above the King's head.
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So like if you lose a case, you appeal it and then you
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appeal to the Supreme Court. But what if you lose there, well,
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you go above their head to the creator. And that's what the founder said.
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That they said, appealing to the supreme judge of the world for the
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rectitude of our intention. And the one line in the declaration where it says
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all men are created equal, that was not the way it was in England
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because the king did not believe all men were created equal. He believed he
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was created a little extra special. It's called divine right of King's God.
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Jose me, I'm the king, I got an army. I'm going to
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make you obey out of fear. But the declaration bypasses the king, and
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it says the Creator gives the rights directly to each person. And so can
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I join? Real? Quick ahead, quick, I'd like to ask you
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what the exception of martial law? Just about everything that you've enumerated seems to
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be in place today. And when it comes to taxation, we're under a
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bigger burden than those who fought against King George. What say you? Yeah,
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well you had. The British took over India and ben Gall and they
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decided that the way that they had been doing their agriculture for centuries was not
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profitable. So they disrupted their entire way of doing things. You know,
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But the British didn't understand monsoons and droughts. And guess what. There was
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a famine in seventeen seventy and it killed ten million people in Benall. So
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the British East India Company was facing bankruptcy. There's nothing coming out of there
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to sell in England, and so the King said, okay, well you
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could tax and have monopolies. Well, the people in England said, we
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don't want to have to pay more, and so the King said, okay,
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tax the colonies. And so not only did they tax the colonies,
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they put out a business the middleman, and so tea was the number one
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beverage. Now it's coffee, but back then it was tea, and the
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people would buy it from ships and then sell it. But just cut out
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the middleman. And it prohibited other countries, the Dutch, the French and
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some of the others from importing stuff. And then the king forbad the people
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to issue their own currencies and had to use the king's currency. And then
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the king appointed all the judges and anyway, he kept tightening the screws,
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and it kept getting worse and worse than you had the Boston tea party and
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then the Boston massacre where they fired into a crowd and the British recorder and
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the people's homes, and then it broke out into war. But it was
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we didn't have an army. We just had, you know, volunteers right
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off the farm, and we were taking on the most powerful military on planet
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Earth. So it was an amazing achievement that they did. Took eight years,
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but they gave us a present, and that present is we get to
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be in charge of our lives, and all this together are in charge of
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the country. And so founders were human, they had faults, but they
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put us in charge of our lives. That's when Franklin is coming out of
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the Constitutional Convention and a missus Powell said, well, what did you give
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us? A republican a monarchy? And Franklin's at a republic if you can
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keep it, meaning they understood that the Republicans depends on the citizens having morals,
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and if they give up morals, it's going to turn to chaos.
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You know. One of the things that I noticed, I did a book
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on the history of socialism, and I noticed that when dictators want to take
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over a country, they will like let illegal immigrants in who will do terrorism,
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and then they'll blame the terrorism on their political opponents, and then they'll
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use that as an excuse to round up all their political opponents and lock them
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away. And then when the dust settles, there's no political opponents left,
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and the country's now rule as a dictatorship, so that could possibly be the
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next step is to have the government behind between now and the election having some
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type of orchestrated crisis that they can blame on their opponents. And then you
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know, imagine if there's a lot of illegals not just doing George Flow riots
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and taken over downtown Seattle autonomous zones, but actually having killings, and then
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the responsible government come in and they'll bring in their woke army and set up
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martial law and everybody will be happy for a while. Then they'll realize you
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can't have an election during this time. So hopefully that won't happen. But
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historically during the Cold War, these type of tactics were used. Yeah,
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and you know, I've had those kind of nightmares thoughts myself, and you
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know, just looking at the way things are playing out and how easily you
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know, many Americans will often fall for a crisis, and then when the
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government comes in with their solutions, which make things worse in the long run,
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and it just goes on and on and on. And you look at
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history around the world and you see these kinds of patterns as well that have
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happened in our hemisphere. And we just have to get back to teaching real
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history about our country and in our schools, and I think that will go
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a long way in restoring this republic. I want to I got a question
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in relation to that. I'm going to hold it until we come back from
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the break. And you're listening to the Run Edwards American Experience. Independence Day
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founding of the United States of America. It may be shocking to most Christians
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today, but it was New England ministers who played a key role in rallying
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support for war against the tyranny of King George. Hello, I'm ron Edwards
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on today's page from the Efforts Notebook. Ministers pressed their congregations to overthrow King
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George because they believed that rebellion against tyrants was obedience to God. From many
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pulpits, ministers recruited troops and strengthened them for battle. Those church leaders knew
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that the Bible places great emphasis on due submission to civil authorities, but they
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also noted that many passages approve resistance to ungodly authority. It is therefore no
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coincidence that one of the slogans of the American Revolutions was no king but King
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Jesus. Most of the patriots, including men of the cloth, found in
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their faith and in God's word, the courage to risk their lives and properties
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in order to break the tyranny of an unjust human authority. The ministers of
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the revolution understood that freedom and liberty emanate from freedom in Christ and the principles
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emanated in the Word of God. I pray the ministers of today will stand
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for true liberty in Christ and in America. I'm run Edwards to join the
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I remember a teacher that I had. Now I only went I went
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through the seventh grade. I went to the seventh grade and I left home
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when I was ten years old because I was hungry and I used to do
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I work in the summer and I go to school in the winter. But
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I had this one teacher. It was the principal of the Harrison School in
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Vincennes, Indiana. To me, this was the greatest teacher, a real
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sage of my time. Anyhow, he had such wisdom, and we were
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all reciting the Pledge of Allegiance one day and he walked over this little old
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teacher, mister Lasswell was his name, mister Lastwell. This is he says.
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I've been listening to you boys and girls recite the Pledge of Allegiance all
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semester, and it seems as though it's becoming monotonous to you. If I
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may, may I recite it and try to explain to you the meaning of
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each word. I me an individual, a committee of one pledge dedicate all
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of my worldly goods to give without self pity, allegiance, my love,
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and my devotion to the flag, our standard old glory, a symbol of
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freedom. Wherever she waves, there's respect because your loyalty has given her a
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dignity that shouts Freedom is everybody's job. United. That means that we have
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all come together, states, individual communities that have united into forty eight great
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states' forty eight individual communities with pride and dignity and purpose, all divided with
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imaginary boundaries, yet united to a common purpose. And that's love for country
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and to the republic. Republic a state in which sovereign power is invested in
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representative chosen by the people to govern, and government is the people, and
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it's from the people to the leaders, not from the leaders to the people
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for which it stands one nation, one nation, meaning so blessed by God,
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indivisible, incapable of being divided. With liberty, which is freedom,
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the right of power to live one's own life without threats, fear, or
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some sort of retaliation, and justice the principle are qualities of dealing fairly with
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others, for all, for all, which means, boys and girls,
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it's as much your country as it is mine. And now, boys and
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girls, let me hear you recite the Pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance
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to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic, for
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which it stands one nation, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Since
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I was a small boy, two states have been added to our country,
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and two words have been added to the Pledge of allegiance Under God. Wouldn't
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be a pity if someone said that is a prayer, and that would be
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eliminated from schools to that with a great red skeleton, giving His honor to
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our nation and to our creator. Good stuff from the past, and one
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thing from the past that we should never ever forget is our liberties, which
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do come from God, which should be the foundation for our future as well.
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Our guest today is William J. Federer. Americanminute dot Com is his
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website. He is a nationally known speaker, best selling author, and president
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of Ame Research, Inc. And a publishing company dedicated to researching America's noble
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and wonderful heritage. Welcome back, mister Federer. Before the breakup was alluding
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to something that's very important that in order for our republic to be truly great
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again, we always often talk about that make America great again. Well,
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she cannot be great again, she cannot maintain greatness without first beginning once again
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to make sure that our children are taught properly once again in our schools.
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Because what is taught to one generation dictates to the rich and the nation takes
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in the next. What say you, yeah, I use a little example
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of computers. So your a spirit, mind and body, and so your
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mind is like a super fancy computer. It's more than that, but it's
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at least that, and your body's like the computer case, which makes it
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silly for people to argue or what color the computer case is. Imagine if
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I were to say blue computers are better than green computers. It's like,
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it doesn't matter what color the computers. What matters what software is on.
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It doesn't matter what color your iPhone is. Is what apps are on.
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It doesn't matter what color somebody's skin is. Is what behavioral software is running
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on their brain? Is that love people and turn your to the other cheek
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and walked the extra mile and doing to others as you had them doing to
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you. Or is it cancel them, get them to lose their job and
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so forth. So the battle is who gets to load the software on the
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next generation's brains. And the other side was to put malware and corrupted files
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and viruses on their brains and confuse them. And it's our job to put
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God's software on there. Right to love your enemy and then love your neighbor
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and all the rest. So the history is so important, you know,
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one of the things I highlight is the sacrifice that the founders gave. You
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know, fifty six signers of the declaration, Eleven had their homes destroyed,
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five were hunted and captured seventeen served in the military. Nine died during the
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war. Twenty seven year old George Walton signed the declaration. He was captured
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at the Battle of Savannah. Signer Edward Rutledge twenty seven years old and Thomas
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Hayward Junior thirty years old Arthur Middleton thirty four years old were captured and made
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prisoners at the Seage at Charlestown. Thirty eight year old Thomas Nelson had his
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home used as a British headquarters during the Siege of Yorktown. Nelson reportedly offered
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five guineas for the first man to hit his house. Signer Carter Braxton,
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aged forty, lost his fortune during the war. Forty two year old Thomas
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McKean wrote that he was hunted like a fox by the enemy, compelled to
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remove my family five times in three months, and then forty six year old
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Richard Stockton signed and was dragged from his bed at night and jailed. Fifty
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year old signer Lewis Morris had his home taken and used as a barracks.
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Fifty year old signer Abraham Clark had two sons tortured and imprisoned on the British
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starving ship Jersey. More Americans died on British starving ships than died in battle
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during the Revolution. Fifty three year old signer Reverend John Witherspoon, his son
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James, was killed at the Battle of Germantown. Sixty year old Philip Livingston
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signed. He lost several properties to the British occupation and died before the war
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ended. Sixty three year old signer Francis Lewis found out that the British plundered
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his home, carried away his wife Elizabeth, putting her in prison. The
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British wanted to make her an example of her, so they denied her a
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change of clothes, denied her a bed, and gave her nothing but the
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most meager food. She was treated so harshly that she died shortly after being
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released. Sixty five year old signer of the Declaration John Hart had his home
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looted and had to remain hiding, dying before the war ended. Forty one
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year old John Adams wrote, posterity, you will never know how much it
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cost the present generation to preserve your freedom. I hope you will make good
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use of it. If you do not, I shall repent in heaven that
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I ever to half the pains to preserve it. And then, regarding the
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Declaration, John Adams wrote to his wife Abigail, I'm apt to believe that
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it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as a great anniversary festival. It ought
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to be commemorated as a day of deliverance by solemn acts of devotion to God
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Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with pop parade shows, games, sports,
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guns, bells, bonfires, illuminations from one end of the continent to
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the other from this time forward forevermore, you know, he mentioned solemn acts
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of devotion to God Almighty. Gustave de Beaumont, a contemporary of Alexis to
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tokobl traveled America and he wrote in eighteen thirty five, I have seen a
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meeting of the Senate in Washington open with a prayer. And the anniversary festival
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of the Declaration of Independence consists in the United States of an entirely religious ceremony.
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And then John Adams continued his wife. His letter to his wife,
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he says, you will think me transported with enthusiasm, but I'm not.
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I am well aware of the toil and blood and treasure that it will cost
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us to maintain this declaration and support and defend these states. Yet through all
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the gloom I can see rays of ravishing light glory. I can see that
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the end is more than worth all the means, and that posterity will triumph
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in that day's transaction, even though we should rule it or regret it,
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which I trust God we shall not. Fifty four year old signer Sam Adams
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said, we have this day restored the sovereign to whom all men ought to
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be obedient. He reigns in heaven, and from the rising to the setting
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of the sun, let his kingdom come. Thirty four year old James Wilson
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signed the Declaration. He later signed the Constitution and was put on the Supreme
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Court by George Washington. James Wilson and stated, after a period of six
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thousand years since creation, the United States exhibit to the world the first instance
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of a nation assembling voluntarily and deciding that system of government under which they and
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their posterity should live. So he says, something really unique happened here in
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America. So did Senator Daniel Webster said in eighteen oh two, miracles do
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not cluster, and what has happened once in six thousand years, may not
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happen again. Hold on to the constitution, for if the American Constitution should
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fail, there will be anarchy throughout the world. Think why would there be
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anarchy throughout the world if the American Constitution failed? Because for six thousand years
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of recorded human history, you've had people struggling under the thumbs of tyrants Pharos,
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Skisers, Saltan Csars, Maharaja, Gengha Khan, Julius Caesar, Untilda,
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and the people would say, Gee, if only we had a chance
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to rule ourselves without a king, wouldn't that be wonderful? And in America
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we did it, and if we blow it, there's nothing left for the
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world to look forward to. Then what a gang war on a global scale?
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It'll be the gang leader in China versus the gang leader in Russia versus
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the gang leader, and Iran versus North Korea. I mean, it's going
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to be a gang war and human rights are going to be crushed. And
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you know something with it go ahead, and you know something that we're almost
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at the end here, but we were almost there now. And in fact,
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in some cases, this government seems to be worse than other governments around
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the world. El Salvador, for example, it looks to us as an
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example and is cleaning its house as I speak, same thing in Argentina.
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These nations around the world prefer a strong United States of America. I hear
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from people around the world who say that they pray that we will recover from
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the position that we're in now as a nation at this coming election, because
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they, as you just so stated, you know, they realize that if
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America falters anymore than she is now, it will be chaos around the world.
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You've got just a few seconds. We don't have them long. But
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how do you respond to that? Yeah, well that's the globalist great reset.
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They want to create global crises so that everybody panics and begs the one
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world government to restore order. You know, have the economy crater and they'll
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have a CBDC Central bank digital currency, and health crisis surrendered the World Health
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Organization. So yeah, so you have these groups wanting to create crises.
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Our response is we need to I believe number one, repent, turn back
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to the Lord, but number two get everybody involved. Instead of sitting back
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and saying, oh, it looks really bad, no, do your part.
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All of us can just think locally, what can we do to turn
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our local area around. I think the national scene will take care of itself.
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I finished a new book. It's called Silence Equals Consent, The Sin
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of Omission. Subtitle is speak now forever lose your freedom. And so the
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same way that you're silent at a wedding ceremony, you're given your consent.
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Well, evil's going on in the community, right, maybe an abortion killing
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babies, and you're silent, you're giving consent to that. If they're teaching
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a transagenda at school, and you know that Jesus said in the beginning,
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got made the male and female. And you're silent, you're giving consent to
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the teaching of something other than what Jesus would teach. And Jesus said,
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if you allow one of these little ones who believes me to stumble better about
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a meals, don't we put around your neck? Right? So if we're
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silent when all the evil's going on, we're actually supporting it. That's what
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Martin Luther King Junior said. He said, being silent and not protesting evil
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is cooperating with the evil. So I think that instead it's saying, well,
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you know, it's really bad. I'm just going to do nothing.
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It's like no. You show your faith by your works, show what's really
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in your heart by your actions. Absolutely well, mister, thank you so
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much for joining us again American Minute dot com. Yeah, thank you so
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much for joining us. And Happy Independence Day to you and many blessings to
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you and your endeavors. Thank you, Ron. Take care. This is
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minds? Is the call of the Niagara through when your waters roar? Look
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with awe and wonder and Massachusetts shore where men who braved a heart in the
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world were stepped on Plymouth Rock? Do you think of them when you stroll
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along a New York City got Have you seen a snowflake drifting in the Rockies?
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Way up high. Have you seen the sun come blazing down the bright
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the eagle's soar? Have you seen the Mississippi roll along Missouri's shore? Have
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you felt a chill at Michigan Wanona winter's day? Her waters rage along the
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shore? Thunderous display? Is the word aloha make you warm? Do you
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free, Let us all be grateful for a line a thing as we raise
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our boy in us all and pray Ah Blessmarion and the line stand beside her
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Pan God through the night with the life from the all, from the mall
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to the prayer through the old wide with wool bless co Yes, God bless
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America, and may America bless God. This is the Rendezverds American experience.
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And we are celebrating America's birthday, and there were hoping that she will be
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restored to greatness. But you know what, my friends, we have suffered
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a long train of abuses and usurpations of our rights which come from God.
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We have stood by while governments local, state and federal, and led by
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both political parties, have pushed to reduce us to be victims of other despotism.
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Yet still most Americans will not even stand up to the illegal acts of
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their government. Many don't even know that they're illegal. We keep hoping and
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praying that some despot will be nice to us. As he or she enslaves
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us, we act as if one political party or another will come to our
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rescue. We watched as these people have not only turned us against one another,
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but against the very foundations of what makes us free and enjoy liberty,
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which is freedom with responsibility. We have elevated those who have tormented us with
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their hatred into those who have enslaved us with their rules. We are at
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the point now that every four years we are told the election of a president
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is the most important election ever. But as George Washington warned us, my
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friends, the disorders and miseries which result gradually incline the minds of men to
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seek security and repose in the absolute power of an individual, And sooner or
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later the chief of some prevailing faction, more able or more fortunate than his
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competitors, turns this disposition to the purposes of his own elevation on the ruins
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of pl liberty. This year is no different. Both sides point to the
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presumptive candidate from the other party and claim they will cause the destruction of our
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republic. The spirit of revenge, which is so much a party of party
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politics, has led us to the point where some see only the resolution as
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a civil war. Have these abuses not gone long enough? Don't you think
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it's about time that we the people come together and say, hey, wait
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a minute, this is our land, this is our nation. It is
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about we the people, and we need to reform this nation to be a
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nation under God. Much of our torment and turmoil comes from the loss of
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a basic truth founded in the constitution, a truth so fundamental that it is
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enshrined in the constitution of most of our states. A truth stated by Thomas
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Jefferson, that all power is inherent in the people, that they may exercise
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it by themselves in all cases to which they think themselves competent. A truth
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contained in the preamble of our Constitution. Let us not forget this. We,
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the people of the United States, do ordain and establish this Constitution for
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the United States of America, that the powers we do not delegate to others,
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we retain for ourselves. The powers not delegated to the United States by
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the Constitution, though prohibited by it to the States, are reserve to the
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States, respectively, or to the people, meaning you and I. In
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short, it seems the American people keep looking for someone else to keep them
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free. But the power to do so remains where it has always been,
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in our hearts, in our minds, and in our hands. Either we're
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going to grasp on this liberty which comes from God, or we will allow
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it to be taken away from us. The choice is up to you,
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my friends, my fellow Americans. Hopefully we will together make the right choice.
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God bless you, God bless America. And may America bless God.
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And now that I see that my time is up, I certainly thank you
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for your time with THEV that's AWFULK tax that stays right, And as I
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always say at this time, remember preak your nation, trek your friends,
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your family and your enemies, and treat others the same way you would want
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to be. I'm on edwards next Until next time, my friends, by now,