PLEASE CONSIDER SHARING! The Declaration of Independence of the United States of America lists three rights that the Founding Fathers considered to be natural and unalienable: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. The author of the Declaration of Independence said The best principles (of our great nation) secure to all its citizens a perfect equality of rights. The constitution and Bill of Rights give us many of these rights to all people living in the United States. Some of these rights he felt were of special note: THESE RIGHTS INCLUDE the FREEDOM of EXPRESSION, of SPEECH, FREEDOM of RELIGION, FREEDOM of ASSEMBLY, FREEDOM to PETITION the GOVERNMENT, and THE RIGHT to BEAR ARMS. I tear up every time I see and HEAR with my HEARt this video remembering the pride with which my Father and Army Veteran, Charles Lawrence Klink taught me how to recite with my heart, mind and soul the Pledge of Allegiance. Where I was brought up in Upstate New York in a small city named Auburn, and for a few elementary school years in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, we stood, right hand over our hearts and said in unison every morning before classes in homeroom at kindergarden, elementary school, middle school and high school School. Leo and I sang in harmony Proud to be an American/God Bless America as it was sung by Lee Greenwood since the late 90s! The exact reasons Ive seen these rights attempted to be diminished are exactly the reasons these right need to stand strong. Aloha Lives, Paul Leo Klink AlohaLives.org (These patriotic feelings are stirring since Echo and I have been practicing for her to take the citizens test in the not too distant future. Thank you to my Brother Matthew John Klink, Sr. for his selfless service in the Army.) youtube/watch?v=TZBTyTWOZCM
Posted on: Sat, 27 Sep 2014 10:28:38 +0000
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