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Tag Archives: Fourth of July
A few thoughts about that “evil thing” called secession
Publisher’s Note: Today, 2 July 2022, is the 247th Anniversary of what we consider the correct Independence Day for the thirteen nations of British North America that became the first United States of America. It has long been a tradition … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged 2nd of July, California, Fourth of July, Independence Day, July 2 1776, secession, Texas, White v Texas
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Our “sacred documents” – looking back at failure?
As Americans honor Independence Day, we tend to concentrate on the Declaration of Independence, one of our fundamental founding documents, and considered sacred by many – even inspired by God. Another of those is, of course, the US Constitution. However, … Continue reading
Warning – Independence Day ahead!
Welcome to the last day of June 2022, indeed a horrible month for many reasons.(Apologies for the delay in publishing – computer gliches are always with us!) In just two days, many lovers of liberty will celebrate American Independence Day … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged Fourth of July, Freedom, Independence Day, liberty, responsibility, Second of July, slavery, Threats to liberty
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Courage – part 1
By Nathan Barton As we here in the Fifty States celebrate the 242nd anniversary (official, at least) of the independence of the United States of America from the Kingdom of Great Britain, let us meditate on the courage of the … Continue reading
The Somme, Canada Day, and the Second and Fourth of July
By Nathan Barton On the 1st of July, I wrote of the 100th Anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, and how it crafted the world in which we live in 2016. Let me expand on that a bit. The … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged birthright, Canada day, Dominion Day, Fourth of July, freedom independence, Independence Day, liberty, Second of July
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The Price of Liberty 
Libertarian Commentary on the News, #14-26D: 4th of July and government fireworks
By Nathan Barton Hope that you have a great Independence Day. Today is the 4th of July, a national holiday celebrated by parties, picnics, and fireworks (where they are legal, at least, and where people can afford them). Enjoy the … Continue reading →