Beyond the Flag–Free Indeed!
This week, while we celebrate America’s freedom from tyranny, many of us remain slaves to a much darker force. Are we free? What does it mean to be truly free?
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
This week, while we celebrate America’s freedom from tyranny, many of us remain slaves to a much darker force. Are we free? What does it mean to be truly free?
In a time when attributed quotes are often unverified, one sentiment rings undeniably true and relevant to our contemporary American landscape: “The price of Liberty is eternal vigilance.”
The Task Ahead; The Patriots Challenge As we celebrate the 4th of July and thank God for His hand upon our country and the freedom that we enjoy we need to remind ourselves of the sacrifices made by those first patriots. Have you ever wondered what happened to the 56 men who signed the Declaration of …
It is the U.S. Army’s 248th birthday, time to make a wish and blow out the candles. Not long after America’s Revolutionary War began in April 1775, an appeal was made to all thirteen states to join in the struggle for American liberty. The result was the delegates of the Second Continental Congress meeting in Philadelphia. They …
“When in the Course of human events…” The document which started us on the path to liberty stands in stark contrast to the path that we are on. Let’s look at some of the charges made against King George III. Specifically, at five abuses within the Declaration that triggered our rebellion and what they might …
The Declaration of Independence, was our founders withholding their “consent of the governed” from the tyranny of King George.
The Framers of our Constitution were well-read. The the book they read are the source of many concepts used to draft our Declaration of independence.
Racism, today, is a hustle. It’s a scam for the Left and their lackeys. Now is the time to declare a Post-Racial Independence Day. Celebrate America’s freedom from racism. Finally.
I love the Fourth of July, but this will be the first Independence Day in my life that will leave me disheartened and sad. In the past, this was a day to celebrate. After all, it was the day this country declared its liberation from the British Empire and embarked on a long and bloody …
The second Continental Congress adopted a Declaration of Independence of July 4th, 1776, a summary of the political thought that had evolved over the centuries regarding the freedoms of man. Thomas Jefferson in his genius added teeth to the Declaration so that the document should stand the test of time. Perhaps this 4th of July, the citizens of …