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Liberation Day Coming April 2

Trump with all of his Executive Orders is now forcing the shadow government out into the open. The light is now shining on them and the people can see who they are.

This will get worse for the [Deep State]. The Democrats are trying to defend the criminal activity and the message is backwards.

The [Deep State] is losing the information war. Trump has moved the Declaration of Independence into the Oval office. Liberation day starts on April 2. Here’s more from the X22 Report.

Once Anonymous: Stand Up!

Mel K joins Redacted News to discuss her new book Americans Anonymous: Restoring Power To The People One Citizen At A Time. That’s a mouthful, but here, Mel K outlines what exactly that means. She talks about the U.S. Constitution, resurrecting our Bill of Rights and heeding the lofty sentiments of the Declaration of Independence.

The Agenda 2030, pushed by the globalists, must be rolled back. We cannot sit back while the World Economic Forum and United Nations strip away our God-given rights.   She offers concrete steps on how we can organize to protect our rights and thwart the invasion of our privacy. Here’s more from Clayton Morris on Redacted News.

The Pursuit Of Happiness

It’s written right into our founding document. We’re entitled to the pursuit of happiness.

And that’s what all our other rights add up to. We can seek to write the script of our own life, in our own way. Here’s more from John Stossel.

Rights Come From Our Creator

Rights don’t come from a Constitution, a Bill of Rights or any document at all. The Tenth Amendment Center’s Michael Bodin says our natural rights come from your Creator and you have them by the nature of your humanity.

Boldin says even civil rights are built on the foundation of natural rights. These were widely-held views from the founders and old revolutionaries. In this episode of “Path To Liberty,” Boldin dives into the Declaration of Independence to highlight our forefathers’ view on natural rights. Here’s more.

Origins Of American Revolution

Hey, Internet friends. Here, we introduce the hidden and suppressed truths of the American Revolutionary War. Learn what you aren’t taught in schools. Here’s more from Really Graceful.

 

Declare Your Independence

This 4th of July, when you watch the fireworks, will you think about the Declaration of Independence? Here’s more from John Stossel.

History Of The Illuminati

Ironically, the Illuminati, which traces back thousands of years to the Egyptian mystery schools and religion, was first publicly identified in the same year that America signed the Declaration of Indepedence.

On “Mayday,” May 1, 1776, Adam Weishaupt, professor of law at Ingolstadt University, officially formed the Bavarian Illuminati. Eric Dubay, who wrote about the history of the Illuminati in his book, The Atlantean Conspiracy, says the organization was so elusive, so secretive as to hide its membership within other secret societies. He adds that Weishaupt wrote in his journal that Freemasonry was, in fact, the organization most fit for infiltration by the Illuminati. Here’s more on the Eric Dubay channel.

Celebs Give Finger To USA

Right Angle’s Stephen Green asks, “Why is the progressive left so ugly inside and out? They really want to impose their will, and that will is really an ugly sight to see.” Join Green, Bill Whittle and Scott Ott, as they dissect the increasing “Hate America” narrative emanating from the lefties.

The Forgotten First Presidents

If there’s one thing you can count on an American knowing about U.S. history, it’s that George Washington became the first President of the United States in 1789. But that leaves a 13-year gap between when the United States declared its independence in 1776 and when Washington accepted the highest office in the land. Meanwhile, during that period, 14 men held the office of President.

While the rules were different, the contributions of the forgotten 14 Congressional Presidents deserve to be remembered. They played vital roles representing nine of the original 13 states and their signatures are all over some of the most important foundational documents of the United States. But it’s not about them individually, it’s about the forgotten position in which they served during that odd period leading up to the signing of the Constitution, when Americans had to figure out what they had to do and what is was like to administer a nation. Here’s more from The History Guy.

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Declaration of Email Signatures

Imagine how different the Declaration of Independence might be if the Founding Fathers hadn’t signed with quill on velum but instead used a few of the sillier email signatures commonplace today. Featuring Mark Deklin, Jim O’Heir and Thomas Ian Nicholas. H/T CollegeHumor

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