The Declaration of Interdependence: "When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bonds which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of Nature and of Nature’s God entitle them, a decent respect to the [...]"
Yesterday, Independence Day, Joe Romm, attempted a re-writing of the Declaration of Independence, suggesting that it's authors recognized the interdependence of all the peoples and nations of the earth.
Progressive Hogwash. Socialist Nonsense. One World Government Garbage.
The Declaration of Independence stands today, unchanged in meaning, that this nation, the United States, remains INDEPENDENT, it's people FREE. Romm notes the mention of "nature" twice in the first sentence, his implication being that the declarants of July 4, 1776 were somehow concerned with global warming. Joe, the implication is simply that nature is God's nature; natures laws, God's laws, hence the independent, separate and equal station of the United States of America among the nations of the world, and of the individual among our nation of individuals.
Yesterday, Independence Day, Joe Romm, attempted a re-writing of the Declaration of Independence, suggesting that it's authors recognized the interdependence of all the peoples and nations of the earth.
Progressive Hogwash. Socialist Nonsense. One World Government Garbage.
The Declaration of Independence stands today, unchanged in meaning, that this nation, the United States, remains INDEPENDENT, it's people FREE. Romm notes the mention of "nature" twice in the first sentence, his implication being that the declarants of July 4, 1776 were somehow concerned with global warming. Joe, the implication is simply that nature is God's nature; natures laws, God's laws, hence the independent, separate and equal station of the United States of America among the nations of the world, and of the individual among our nation of individuals.
