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Excerpt from Our Once Sacred Honor by Mustang of A Texas View:
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Independence Day Reading
Excerpt from Our Once Sacred Honor by Mustang of A Texas View:
...These men [who signed the Declaration of Independence] knew full well what they were doing was dangerous to themselves, to their families, and to their wealth and property. They had everything to lose, and little to gain by signing this instrument of the American Revolution. If the revolution should fail, these men would forfeit their lives. If these men were to succeed, then they faced years of struggling to establish a new government, a new country. Had anyone done such a thing before? No.Read it all HERE. Worth your time.
These men did suffer.
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More than half of these fifty-six men suffered during the American Revolution. Five were taken into custody by the British and died in captivity; 12 lost their homes and property, two lost their sons in the war, one had both of his sons captured by the British, nine of the signers died in the war of disease or a merciful bullet. They pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. Every man fulfilled this pledge; every man kept the faith. Every man paid the price exacted of him. If only these leftists who condemn the founding fathers had even a modicum of similar devotion … but no, they’ve chosen a different path for themselves —and for us, as well.
- The Fate Of Dissidents
Let's take a look at the fate of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Remember that their cause succeeded. Watch Founding Fathers: Who Were They and What Happened to Them? on PBS. See more from PBS NewsHour.Think about this: [T]he methods...
- Independence Day Reading: Caesar Rodney
See this information at Political Tea Leaves. Excerpt:...Rodney’s vote for independence was considered high treason and caused him to be branded a traitor to the Crown. As history records, Caesar Rodney gave up the possibility of receiving medical treatment...
- The New Tea Parties: An Overture To Reclaiming Our Lost Freedom
Guest Commentary by Edward Cline: This is an adaptation of an address I will make at the Richmond, Virginia Tea Party on July 25, 2009: First, some background. On December 16, 1773, Bostonians and other locals roughly dressed as Mohawk Indians, boarded...
- The Winds Of War: Thoughts On A Revolution
From The Gathering Storm It’s the 4th of July and our country is celebrating our independence from Britain and began a revolution that lasted 200 years. But though there have been many revolutions since then, only the American Revolution measured...
- Parallel And Perverse Worlds
American mother, Cindy Sheehan. Palestinian mother, Umm Nidal. These women are not opposites. They are negative images of one another. Sheehan’s world view says nothing about America is worth dying for. Mamma Nidal says she saved her sons for Allah...