3419 – July 4, 2024 – Happy Independence Day! It was on this day in 1776 when our Founding Fathers signed that treasonous (to the king) document called the Declaration of Independence. But what happened BEFORE that day? And after? Listen to experience the revolution through its key events leading up to and following that day.
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America, it's time to come home.
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into the nonsense.
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Welcome to Common sense coalition talk radio, where
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America comes home.
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So
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You don't home.
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Down this dirt road, you're gonna find determination
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in grit. Opinions that matter and a big
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helping a good discernment.
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And now the woman that wishes the Dc
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oc would stop making her user mom voice.
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God make me come down there. Here's your
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host. And the voice of common sense.
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Beth.
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And I welcome you today to Cs top
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radio is milestone of my privilege have my
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pleasure to be here with you today, and
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I'm so glad you're joining me today. I
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know you're getting ready for big celebrations. That'd
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be independence day. We
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honor We are love this day. We love
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this day. Let's get started. I have a
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lot of things I wanna share with you
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today. We're gonna go back.
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Into those times,
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and we're gonna study the the timeline of
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our revolution. You know, sometimes we just think
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Well, they signed this document and then we
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were all free.
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Without it's not the case.
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That's not the case. There was battles before
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and many battles afterwards.
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Let's go to the Lord in prayer.
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For such a time as this, father in
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heaven,
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we the people
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in the land of the free and the
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home of the brave,
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we desperately need you.
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All that we would leave our ways of
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seeking to be blessed instead of
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to see and bless others.
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We beg for your guidance and your wisdom
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for our leader's father and your protection.
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We ask for the protection over our land.
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And from our enemies, those from without and
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those from within.
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And we praise you
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for the freedom we... Have through the blood
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of your son, Jesus Christ.
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May your plan
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be the desire of this nation. You just
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for such a time as this, I pray
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in Jesus name.
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Amen.
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But today, we celebrate
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the birth of our freedom and independence as
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a nation. It was on this day, 07/04/1776
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when our founding fathers signed that treason document.
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The declaration of independence.
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I challenge each of you to read it
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today.
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Read it to your children, read it to
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your grandchildren.
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What about before that day though?
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Before?
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They signed that document?
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And what about after that day?
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The more I study our history,
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our American history. The more I'm amazed.
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And I become regarding our founding fathers.
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We know the names of many, but many
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we do not know and probably never will
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know.
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Unless their families have documents or
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they are involved in the revolutionary, the American
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revolution.
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Experiencing the revolution.
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If you experience revolution, though it is key
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events. These are just key events, I I
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put in a few others though,
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Many of the places mentioned in this section
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can be visited yet today.
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Lead into war. Was 17 63 through 17
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74.
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Now remember, they didn't sign that document till
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17 76.
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Or It was the end of the 7
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years war.
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02/10/1763.
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The treaty of Paris ends the 7 years
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war.
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French Indian war, France surrender all of its
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North American
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possessions east of the Mississippi
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to Great Britain.
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This ends a source of insecurity
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for the put British colonists
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along the Atlantic Coast.
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Think about what that meant.
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The cost of the war
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and maintaining an army will lead the British
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government to impose new taxes
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on its colonists,
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with world shaking results,
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ended up being the straw the broke the
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channels back kind of sort of thing.
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On March 20 second of 17 65.
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Britain passes the stamp act.
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Imposing tax on legal documents,
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newspapers even playing card
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This is the first direct tax on the
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American colonists, and it is hot resisted.
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A
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a successful American campaign to have the act
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peel
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will give Americans confidence that they could avoid
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future taxes as well.
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Now, I was studying the black robe regiment,
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and I found out that it was the
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reverend Andrew Elliott,
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Reverend Charles Cha,
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Reverend Samuel Cooper, Reverend Jonathan may May and
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Reverend George W field,
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or White field.
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That led the protest against the Stamp act.
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In fact, it was Reverend George White field
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that accompanied Benjamin franklin to parliament to protest
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the act. And assert colonial rights.
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Well, the British Troop then occupy Boston, and
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that's in October of 17 68.
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Breeze troops slammed in Boston to enforce the
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townsend and duties,
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Taxes on paints, paper, tea, etcetera.
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Passed in
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June,
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actually, of 17 67,
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and clamped down on the local radicals
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local radicals.
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The troops presence doesn't sit well with the
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locals
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and leads to street fights.
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1 clash between soldiers and a mob in
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March of 17 70.
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Will leave 5 dead. Radicals will call it
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the Boston.
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Massacre, while the British call it, the incident
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on King Street.
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I always thought that was interesting.
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Committees of correspondence
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established in spring of 17 72.
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The committees of correspondence are established throughout the
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colonies to coordinate American response to British colonial
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policy.
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This represents an important move toward
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cooperation
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mutual action and the development of a national
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identity among Americans. They've you've gotta stop and
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think.
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Great Britain. The king never steps foot on
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America's soil.
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But because
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his people, his subjects lived here, he believed
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he owned it all
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think about that.
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Britain tries to intimidate
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Massachusetts on March of
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from March to June in 17 74.
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We're building up to 17 76 here. The
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British parliament passes the c acts
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often called the into acts in America.
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Among other actions, Britain closes the port of
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Boston and requires British troops,
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to be housed in tavern
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and vacant buildings. Now think about the bill
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of rights and what those bill of rights
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say
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about housing
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soldiers.
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The acts generate considerable sympathy for Massachusetts among
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other colonies.
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Now.
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Patrick Henry,
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05/29/1736,
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that's when he was born.
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He was an American
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politician, a planter,
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and an or,
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who declared to the second Virginia convention in
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17 75,
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Give me Liberty or give me death.
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A founding father.
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He served as the first sixth post colonial
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governor in Virginia.
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From 17 76 to 79.
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And then again from 17 84 to 86.
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But it was March 23
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of 17 75
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when Patrick Henry
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rode into the town of C pepper.
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C, Virginia. He And as he rode into
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that town,
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he saw a horrific site.
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There,
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a man tied to a whipping post right
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there in the middle of the town,
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was being scorched.
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Just as our Jesus was, whipped
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laced whips laced with me pieces of metal.
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This rips the skin off.
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Patrick Ken was quoted as saying, when they
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stopped beating him, I could see the bones
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of his rib cage.
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I turned to someone and I ask what
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the man had done to deserve such a
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beating as this.
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The reply given him, was that the man
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being scorched
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was a minister
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who refused to take a license.
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He was 1 of 12 ministers
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who were locked in jail
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because they refused to take a license to
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reach.
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And that's what prompted.
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Pat kin,
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fiery speech.
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3 days later, that same minister was scored
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once again,
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this time to his death.
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Hal Christian
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Was the king
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that he would murder a man
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we're not believing as he did.
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For worshiping in a different manner.
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This is just 1 reason,
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that first amendment.
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Is so vitally important.
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War was looming and there could be no
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denying that fact.
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When we come back, I'm gonna share just
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portions.
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And give me liberty and give me death
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from 03/23/1775.
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You're listening Cs talk radio. This is Beth
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day of judgment for our lives. Our works
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will be exposed by fire, which will reveal
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and we have returned to listening to Cs
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talk radio. This is Beth Anne.
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I wanna to share with you
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Just a little bit, I won't share the
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entire speech with you.
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That Patrick Henry gave.
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Now Patrick Henry was a Christian.
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And he studied his scriptures a lot.
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And then ming in throughout his speech, you
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can see some things work from the scripture,
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not quoted exactly.
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But the idea.
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So he starts out. No man thinks more
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highly than I do of the patriotism
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as well as abilities of the very worthy
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gentleman who have just addressed the house.
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But different men often see the same subject
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in different lights,
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And therefore,
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I hope it will not be thought disrespectful
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to those gentlemen if
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entertaining as I do opinions of a character
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very opposite of theirs.
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I shall speak forth my sentiments freely
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and without reserve.
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This is no time for ceremony.
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The question before the house is 1 of
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an awful moment in this country.
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For my own part, I consider it nothing
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less than a question of freedom.
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Or slavery.
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And in proportion to the magnitude of the
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subject ought to be the freedom of the
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debate.
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It is only in this way
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that we can hope to arrive at truth
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and fulfill the great responsibility which we hold
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to God and our country.
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Should I keep back my opinions at such
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a time through fear of giving offense?
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I should consider my elf as guilty of
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treason towards my country and of an act
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of dis loyalty toward the majesty of heaven,
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which I reserve above all earthly kings.
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Self my president.
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It is natural to man to indulge in
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the illusions of hope.
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We our apt to shut our eyes against
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a painful truth and listen to the song
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of the siren
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till she transforms us into beast.
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Is this the part of wise men engaged
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in and great and ar struggled for liberty?
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Are we disposed to be the number of
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those who having eyes see not having years
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here not and things which show nearly concern
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their temporal
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salvation.
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For my part, whatever
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anguish of spirit,
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that may cost.
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I am willing to know that whole truth
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to know the worst and Jab provide for
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it, then I'll skip on forward.
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They tell us, sir, that we are weak,
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unable to cope was so formidable and adversary.
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But when shall we be stronger?
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Will it be the next week or the
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next year? Will it be when we are
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totally disarmed and when the British guard shall
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be stationed in every house?
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Shall we gather strength it by resolution and
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in inaction? Shall we acquire the means of
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affection resistance
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by lying supply.
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On our backs,
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and huge and hugging the delusion phantom of
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hope
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until our enemy enemies shall have bound us
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hand and foot
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sir,
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we are not weak.
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If we have a proper use of those
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means, which the god of nature hath placed
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in our power.
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The millions of people armed in the whole
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cause of liberty and in such a country
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that which we possess.
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Are invincible by any force, which our enemy
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can send against us.
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Besides, sir,
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wish shall not fight our battles alone. There
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is just God who pre.
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There is a just God who provides over
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the destin of nations.
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And who will who will raise up friends
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to fight our battles for us.
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The battle sir
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is not to the strong alone. It is
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to the vigilant the active, the brave
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besides, sir, we have no election. If we
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were based enough to desire it, it is
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now too late to retire from the contest.
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There is no retreat,
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but in submission and slavery.
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Our change are forged
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their clan may be heard on the planes
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of Boston.
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The war is inevitable
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and let it come. I repeat it, sir,
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let it come.
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It is vain, sir, and he ends this
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way.
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It is vain, sir to ex
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the matter.
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Gentlemen may cry peace, peace, but there is
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no peace. The war has actually begun. The
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next scale that sweep from the north will
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bring to our ear. The clash of resounding
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arms.
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Our brother already in the field?
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Why stand we hear idle?
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What is it the gentleman wish? There's What
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would they have?
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Is life's so dear or piece so sweet
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as to be purchased at the price of
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chains and slavery?
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Forbid it almighty God. I know not what
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course others may take, but ask for me,
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giving me liberty
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or give me death.
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Again, this fiery speech came
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because he saw those pastors.
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Those ministers being whipped and beaten
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I think he already had this in mind,
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but it became
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more agitated after that.
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Independence declared 17 75 through 17 77. It
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was April nineteenth
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of 17 75 when Paul Re revere made
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his famous ride. He finally arrived in Lexington
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at the home of a reverend Jonas Clark.
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There also were John Hancock, and samuel adams.
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When they realized that the attack from the
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British was imminent.
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Hancock and Adams turned to Reverend
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Clark.
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And they inquired him if his people were
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ready to fight
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Upon which you replied,
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I have trained them for this hour.
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When the alarm came.
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It is said that Reverend Clark was the
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first 1 to the town green
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where they were to meet.
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And when the roll call was taken
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of the men there were members of Reverend
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Clark's church or congregation.
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I add these in here. These preacher that
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were in these battles
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because I want you to understand
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it was the ministers.
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The Christians
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who established this country and fought for it.
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The first shots of the revolutionary war fired
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at Lexington and Concord in Massachusetts.
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The news of the bloodshed rockets along the
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eastern sea board and thousands of volunteer
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converge on Cambridge Massachusetts.
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These are the beginnings of the Continental army.
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British form an alliance with patriot slaves on
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November 17 75.
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It was then the British governor of Virginia,
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Lord Dun more issues a proclamation offering freedom
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to any slaves,
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or rebellious Americans who are able to enter
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British lines.
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Throughout the course of the war, tens of
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thousands of African Americans will seek their freedom
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by supporting the British.
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I think they were lied to.
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A smaller number will fight on the patriot
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side, pro independence,
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despite policies that discourage their enlist.
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June 17 75, Americans hold their own at
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the battle of Bunker Hill.
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In the first major action of the war
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inexperienced colonial soldiers,
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hold off hardened in British veterans, you've got
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to think about this. Just think what this
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looked like.
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For more than 2 hours at Breeds hill.
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Although eventually forced to abandon their position,
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including the high ground a bunker hill overlooking
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Boston.
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The patriots
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show that they are not intimidated by the
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long lines of red coated infantry men.
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Of the 2200
00:21:04
British seeing
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action, more than 1000 ended up dead or
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wounded.
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It was a Reverend David Gross and a
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reverend William French, who were in that battle
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on bunker Hill.
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It was February fourteenth.
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When Thomas Payne first pamphlet
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was published.
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It was called
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And it was mostly directed towards the British
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government.
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Of the origin of the design, the government
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in general,
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he explained what their government was.
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He says some writers have so confounded society
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with government as to leave little or no
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distinction between them. Whereas they are not only
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different,
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but have different origins.
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Societies produced by our once than government by
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our wicked. I love that.
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The former promotes our happiness positively
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by uniting our affection. The latter negatively by
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restraining our voices.
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Or our vice.
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state is a blessing. But government even
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In its worst state an into 1.
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That we fur the means by which we
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We fur the means by which we suffer.
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I won't get into all of it,
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as what happens?
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what
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What acts? What things
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led
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And we have returned listening to Cs talk
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radio. This is Beth Anna. I wanna share
00:29:08
just a little bit more
00:29:10
of common sense.
00:29:12
That was written by Thomas Payne. I want
00:29:14
you to... The timeline here, he wrote this
00:29:16
in February. It was published in February of
00:29:18
17 76 our declaration of infinity was assigned
00:29:21
until July.
00:29:23
It says in order to gain a clear
00:29:25
and just idea or of the design and
00:29:28
end of government let us suppose,
00:29:30
a small number of persons settled in some
00:29:33
s part of the earth.
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Un unconnected with the rest. They will then
00:29:38
represent the first peep
00:29:40
of an of any country or of the
00:29:42
world in this state of natural liberty society
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will be the first thought.
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I'll skip down to where he says.
00:29:49
But as the colony increases,
00:29:52
The public concerns will increase likewise, and the
00:29:56
distance of which the members
00:29:58
may be separated will render
00:30:01
it too inconvenient for all of them to
00:30:03
meet on every occasion at a first.
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When their numbers will be small.
00:30:08
Their habit... Their habitation near than the public
00:30:12
concerns,
00:30:13
few and tri.
00:30:15
What he's trying to say here
00:30:17
if you read the entire thing, which is
00:30:18
kinda lengthy.
00:30:20
He's talking about the big government, and he's
00:30:22
talking about the government of Britain.
00:30:25
And he's talking about the colonies and how
00:30:27
they are separated.
00:30:29
Now the colony established their own governments.
00:30:33
From township to township from state to state.
00:30:35
They weren't states exactly then, but
00:30:38
he goes on to say, to say that
00:30:40
the constitution of England is a union of
00:30:43
3 powers is reciprocal checking each other is
00:30:46
far.
00:30:48
Either the words have no meaning or they
00:30:50
are flat out contradiction.
00:30:53
First, he says, the king is not to
00:30:55
be trusted without being looked after or in
00:30:58
other words, that a thirst for absolute powers,
00:31:01
the natural disease of a monarchy.
00:31:04
I'm gonna move on here.
00:31:06
An inquiry
00:31:07
into the constitutional errors in the English form
00:31:10
of government is at this time, highly
00:31:13
necessary.
00:31:14
Gotta check into what's being done here. He
00:31:16
says, for as we are never in a
00:31:18
proper condition of doing justice to others.
00:31:21
While we continue under the influence of some
00:31:24
leading partial.
00:31:26
So neither, are we capable of doing it
00:31:28
to ourselves while we remain fe by any
00:31:31
ob prejudice.
00:31:34
And as a man who is attached to
00:31:36
a prostitute
00:31:37
is unfit
00:31:39
to shoot choose a judge of a wife
00:31:42
or judge a wife,
00:31:43
So any
00:31:45
preposition
00:31:46
I'm sorry.
00:31:47
Preposition in favor of a rotten
00:31:50
constitution of government will disable us from discerning
00:31:53
a good 1.
00:31:55
I thought that was
00:31:57
absolutely beautiful,
00:31:58
little silly, but beautiful.
00:32:01
So also in February of 17 76, the
00:32:03
loyal defeat, at Moore Creek.
00:32:06
The loyalists are defeated at Moore Creek. A
00:32:09
force of loyal, Americans who want to remain
00:32:12
British subjects
00:32:13
Most of them are Scott's descent is defeated
00:32:16
at a patriot
00:32:18
army by the patriot army at the Battle
00:32:20
of Moore Creek Bridge.
00:32:22
This setback will largely quiet the loyal activity
00:32:26
in the Carolina fourth at least 3 years.
00:32:30
South Carolina,
00:32:32
Carolina
00:32:33
rebelled the British attempt to take Charleston.
00:32:38
That's in June of 17 76.
00:32:42
A British invasion
00:32:44
a force mounts on all day attack on
00:32:47
a patriot on a patriot force on Sullivan
00:32:50
island.
00:32:51
Now, my son says that's something to see
00:32:53
Soul Island.
00:32:55
He's living there now in Charleston.
00:32:58
The invaders are unable to land their troops
00:33:00
on the land
00:33:01
and the tricky waters of the Charleston Harbor
00:33:04
frustrate the British navy. The fleet retire in
00:33:07
defeat and South Carolina will remain untouched by
00:33:10
the enemy.
00:33:11
For at least 3 more years.
00:33:14
American declares their independence,
00:33:17
07/04/1776,
00:33:20
the declaration of independence is adopted
00:33:23
by the second continental congress,
00:33:25
following a decade of agitation, over taxes
00:33:28
and a year of war.
00:33:31
Representatives
00:33:32
make the break with Britain
00:33:35
King George the third isn't willing to let
00:33:37
his subjects go without a fight,
00:33:40
and loyal sentiment remains strong in many areas.
00:33:44
Americans primary allegiance is to their states. Nationalism
00:33:48
will grow slowly.
00:33:51
Stop and think about what that said there.
00:33:54
The loyal
00:33:56
sentiment remains strong.
00:33:58
We are divided in this country today,
00:34:01
those who are loyal
00:34:04
to our
00:34:05
constitution. And those who are a loyal to
00:34:08
an established government that is anti constitution.
00:34:12
That is what we're fighting today.
00:34:15
December nineteenth of 17 76. It was in
00:34:18
January, actually. It says,
00:34:20
January,
00:34:23
The writer, Thomas Paine publishes another pamphlet. It's
00:34:26
called American crisis, setting forth his arguments in
00:34:29
favor of American independence.
00:34:31
Although little used today, pamphlets were unimportant medium
00:34:35
for the spread of ideas in the sixteenth
00:34:38
through the nineteenth centuries, and that's why I
00:34:40
think.
00:34:41
The patriot letters that I have been receiving
00:34:44
are so
00:34:45
wonderful.
00:34:48
Thomas Pains,
00:34:49
the American crisis.
00:34:52
There are the times that try men's souls.
00:34:54
The summer soldiers in the sun sunshine patriots
00:34:57
will. In this crisis shrink from the service
00:35:00
of his country.
00:35:01
But he that stands now.
00:35:03
Deserves a love and thanks of man and
00:35:06
woman. Well tyranny like hell is not easily
00:35:09
conquered. Yet, we have the consolation with us
00:35:12
that the heart the conflict.
00:35:14
The more glorious the triumph.
00:35:17
With these phrases,
00:35:19
and they appeared in the pages of the
00:35:21
Pennsylvania Journal for the first time.
00:35:24
General George, Washington's troops were en camp at
00:35:27
Mc Ferry on Delaware.
00:35:31
And he wanted each 1 of them
00:35:34
to read it. He knew that without an
00:35:37
un swing and moral and significant victory, the
00:35:40
revolution would come. To a swift and humiliating
00:35:42
end.
00:35:43
They needed
00:35:45
encouragement.
00:35:47
Moving on
00:35:48
to
00:35:50
Washington crosses the Delaware
00:35:52
in December of 17 76, it goes this
00:35:55
is this all to place from 76 of
00:35:58
December to January 17 77.
00:36:01
In a bold move, Washington moves his troops
00:36:04
into the New Jersey,
00:36:06
into New Jersey on Christmas night. The patriots
00:36:09
then surprise a force of German troops fighting
00:36:11
for Britain
00:36:13
at Trenton
00:36:14
on December 26.
00:36:15
I think they were drunk.
00:36:17
The they achieve a similar Not the Americans
00:36:20
the guys they received the similar victory over
00:36:23
British troops in Princeton on January third, rev
00:36:26
hopes that the war must
00:36:28
just might be win.
00:36:29
The army then in camps for the winter
00:36:32
of Morris in New Jersey.
00:36:36
In October 17 of 77,
00:36:39
the British
00:36:40
setback at Sara.
00:36:42
General John Berg
00:36:44
attempt to separate the rebellious New England colonies
00:36:47
from those farther south ends in a particular
00:36:51
failure.
00:36:52
The surrender of 6000 British regulars at Sara
00:36:55
think about that. 6000
00:36:56
of them.
00:36:57
We'll shock London and help induce france to
00:37:01
enter the war
00:37:03
on the American side. Bad wait see who
00:37:05
was winning, you know?
00:37:08
Okay. We're entering up to the winter of
00:37:11
17 77 in December.
00:37:14
It was the Continental army.
00:37:17
Occupying
00:37:19
Philadelphia.
00:37:20
Just 20 miles away, the cotton Army enters
00:37:23
winter orders at the Valley forge.
00:37:26
We'll talk about that.
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In just a moment. You're listening to Cs
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We didn't have independence just from signing that
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And we have returned listening to Cs top
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on. I'm gonna try and move kind of
00:42:08
quickly here
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so that we can get through everything.
00:42:12
It was the winter.
00:42:15
Of the Continental army in 17 77 when
00:42:17
the British occupied Philadelphia 20 miles out.
00:42:21
During the winter supply, arrangements will be improved
00:42:25
and the
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continental troops will be drilled.
00:42:29
And emerge as a more disciplined.
00:42:32
Unified fighting force.
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France enters the war on the behalf of
00:42:36
the Americans
00:42:37
and 17 78,
00:42:41
George Roger Clark
00:42:43
attacks the British in Ohio County. That was
00:42:46
in May of... I'm sorry.
00:42:49
That was December of 17 78.
00:42:52
He barely had a hundred and 50 men.
00:42:54
In Virginia George Roger Clark captures several pretty
00:42:58
posts in the Ohio territory.
00:43:02
The southern campaign of 17 79 through 17
00:43:05
81,
00:43:06
Charleston falls to British.
00:43:09
It was in May of 17 80 that
00:43:11
the British take Charleston South Carolina capture a
00:43:14
large patriot army,
00:43:15
and deal with the rebels, 1 of their
00:43:17
worst
00:43:18
and deal the rebels 1 of their worst
00:43:20
defeats of the war.
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D Charles to move is part of a,
00:43:23
broader British strategy to hang on to the
00:43:26
southern colonies suits. That's where all the ships
00:43:28
were coming and going, I guess, part of
00:43:30
them.
00:43:31
Kings Mountain victory revive, the patriots hope and
00:43:34
that was in October of 17 80.
00:43:38
It goes on. The American tide continues at
00:43:40
the cow pins. And it was the Reverend
00:43:42
John Blair, who participated in that battle. And
00:43:45
that was in January of 17 81.
00:43:49
Costly British victory at Gil Courthouse
00:43:53
in March of 17 81. The British troops
00:43:55
went a costly victory over the continental
00:43:58
and a Militia at Gil ford Courthouse since
00:44:01
North Carolina.
00:44:02
The battle is part of the general Nathaniel
00:44:04
Green strategy
00:44:06
of engaging the British on ground of his
00:44:08
choosing
00:44:09
without winning a single clearer cut victory. Now
00:44:12
we studied that before
00:44:14
And with that, even though they were defeated,
00:44:16
they caused enough damage
00:44:20
to change things in York town.
00:44:22
The longest siege of the war at 96
00:44:25
was
00:44:27
the isolated was in 17 81 and the
00:44:29
isolated British Garrison of 96.
00:44:32
Is laid siege by patriot forces under general
00:44:35
nathaniel Green.
00:44:36
The approach of a British relief column
00:44:39
leads green to make a final unsuccessful assault
00:44:42
on the Ford
00:44:43
on June.
00:44:45
The events of 96
00:44:46
underline the fact that Britain
00:44:48
has 2 few troops to hold the southern
00:44:51
hint lens.
00:44:53
On October, I'm sorry, August to 17 81,
00:44:56
the Reverend and William Gram rallied his neighbors
00:44:58
to dispute a passage at Rock fish gap.
00:45:01
Just his neighbors
00:45:02
against the Charleston and the British Lagoon.
00:45:06
And a large British army surrender at York
00:45:09
town
00:45:10
in September of
00:45:12
October
00:45:13
of 17 81.
00:45:16
And that's when we want our independence.
00:45:18
But there was more after that. In 17
00:45:20
82 to 17 87,
00:45:23
There's a decision that was made
00:45:25
that I believe perhaps American should once again
00:45:27
considered.
00:45:28
At the end of the war, loyal leave
00:45:31
America.
00:45:32
They were evacuated.
00:45:35
We have Americans today that hate our nation
00:45:37
and despise our constitutional republic.
00:45:39
I don't know how we would fairly unjust
00:45:42
in enact such an evacuation, but it might
00:45:45
be necessary in order to regain our liberty.
00:45:48
For our children
00:45:50
and our grandchildren.
00:45:54
There went on. There was more in 17
00:45:56
83 and 17 84, went on and on.
00:45:58
And yet when we thought we had won
00:46:00
it, there comes the war of 18 12.
00:46:03
For in It is my opinion that liberty
00:46:06
and freedom is never really won. There's always
00:46:08
someone
00:46:09
there wanting to take it away. And I
00:46:11
think it's so vitally important.
00:46:14
Important.
00:46:17
Because...
00:46:19
Whether it is someone on the outside
00:46:21
or someone out inside from without or from
00:46:24
within,
00:46:26
we're in trouble.
00:46:29
1 in the course of human events? It
00:46:31
becomes necessary for 1 people to dissolve the
00:46:34
political bands which have connected them with another.
00:46:37
And to assume among the powers of the
00:46:39
Earth, the separate and equal station to which
00:46:42
the laws of nature and of nature's God
00:46:44
ent them. A decent
00:46:46
respect to the opinions of mankind requires that
00:46:49
they should declare the causes which imp them
00:46:52
to the separation.
00:46:55
We hold these truths to be self evident
00:46:57
that all men are created equal that they
00:47:00
are endowed by their creator and certain with
00:47:02
certain una alien rights. That among these are
00:47:05
life,
00:47:06
liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
00:47:09
That to secure these rights, governments are instituted
00:47:11
among men
00:47:13
deriving their just powers from the consent of
00:47:16
the government.
00:47:17
That whenever any form of government becomes destructive
00:47:20
of these ends,
00:47:22
It is the right of the people to
00:47:23
alter or to abolish it.
00:47:26
And to Institute, new government laying its foundation
00:47:29
on such principles and organizing its powers in
00:47:32
such form
00:47:33
as to them shall see most likely to
00:47:35
affect their safety
00:47:37
and happiness.
00:47:39
Prudence indeed will dictate the government's long established
00:47:43
should not be changed for light and transient
00:47:46
causes.
00:47:47
And accordingly, all experience has shown that mankind
00:47:50
are more disposed to suffer,
00:47:53
while evils are suffer,
00:47:55
than to write themselves by abolishing the form
00:47:58
to which they are accustomed.
00:48:00
In other words,
00:48:02
It's our nature to be a little too
00:48:04
patient with our government.
00:48:05
But when a long train of abuses and
00:48:08
us patients
00:48:09
pursuing invariably.
00:48:11
The same objective instance, a design to reduce
00:48:14
them to under absolute des,
00:48:18
it is their right. It is their duty
00:48:20
to throw off such government and to provide
00:48:23
new guards for their
00:48:25
future security.
00:48:27
Such has been the patient suffering
00:48:29
of these colonies.
00:48:31
And such as now the necessity, which constrain
00:48:34
them to alter their form former system of
00:48:37
government.
00:48:38
The history of the present king of Great
00:48:40
britain
00:48:41
is a history of repeated injuries and us
00:48:44
patients.
00:48:45
All having the direct object,
00:48:48
the establishment
00:48:50
of an abs absolute tyranny over these states
00:48:53
to prove this.
00:48:56
Let facts be submitted to a candid world.
00:48:59
And with that,
00:49:00
they list 27
00:49:02
grievances against
00:49:04
the king of England.
00:49:08
And that
00:49:09
started
00:49:11
their independence.
00:49:13
They didn't have it at that point in
00:49:15
time.
00:49:16
And the declaration of independence was basically
00:49:20
to let everyone else know, including France.
00:49:23
That we consider ourselves here in the colonies
00:49:25
a free and independent nation.
00:49:28
God blessed this country.
00:49:31
We rose up out of the most impossible
00:49:34
war.
00:49:36
Against the largest army
00:49:38
and the most vicious king.
00:49:40
On the globe at that time.
00:49:44
And yet God was with us.
00:49:47
God is with us today.
00:49:50
We're no longer colonies we are states.
00:49:53
But we have grown complacent and lazy.
00:49:57
And very patient.
00:50:00
The marvel of all history George Washington said
00:50:03
is the patient with which men and women
00:50:06
will submit to Burton
00:50:07
unnecessarily late upon them by their government.
00:50:11
Ins I don't want us to have to
00:50:13
take up arms
00:50:14
and fight.
00:50:16
But I want us to stop being.
00:50:19
And I want our children to remember what
00:50:21
our founding fathers and our fore fathers did
00:50:24
to create a nation
00:50:26
a freedom
00:50:27
an independence
00:50:29
that prosper because of life liberty, the p
00:50:33
pursuit of happiness property and prosperity.
00:50:36
I want us all to work together,
00:50:39
tempering America back home.
00:50:44
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00:51:06
Drawing from her many life experiences and her
00:51:09
love for garden country as a young girl,
00:51:11
her family move from the big city to
00:51:13
a small rural community where she would grow
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up Marry your husband and together raised 5
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sons along the way, she worked in factories,
00:51:20
retail, sales and medical clinic and now lights
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up the airway, on Cs talk radio as
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the Dc oc
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continue to drive our society into socialism and
00:51:29
anarchy. The message to bring America home gross
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Scripture warns us that there will be a
00:51:47
day of judgment for our lives of Our
00:51:49
works will be exposed by fire, which will
00:51:52
reveal the foundation of our building. Figuratively speaking,
00:51:55
have we been building with wood, hay and
00:51:57
stubble, which are perishable. Or have we been
00:51:59
using gold, silver and precious stones which are
00:52:01
permanent? In this life, there will be a
00:52:03
day of judgment for our failing economic system.
00:52:06
When the economy collapses, will your assets be
00:52:09
in paper, which will burn? Or will you
00:52:11
have a permanent
00:52:12
foundation of gold and silver securing your assets?
00:52:15
Fiat dollars are Io use from the government.
00:52:17
But gold and silver are the tangible assets
00:52:20
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00:52:25
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What if things were made in America again?
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We all complain about our products, even our
00:52:48
food coming from foreign lands and foreign laborers,
00:52:51
but do we really understand?
00:52:53
James Stub didn't understand, so he dug in
00:52:55
and wow. He kept digging in. It all
00:52:58
started with a light bulb. It held the
00:53:00
label Ge, but it red made in China.
00:53:03
Jim has done the research. Now you can
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00:53:18
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While free trade brought cheaper goods, We also
00:53:21
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