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Klar: Patriots, gather at the Vermont Statehouse tomorrow!

Celebrate our flag and nation, and the rule of law!

by John Klar

Vermonters are invited to rally for liberty and the Constitution at 11 AM on June 14 on the State House lawn.

The first official US flag was adopted on June 14, 1777, by a Resolution of the Second Continental Congress stating, “That the flag of the thirteen United States be thirteen stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation.”

This “new constellation” has stood firm for the ensuing 248 years, though the number of member states standing for liberty, justice, and equality has grown.

As our nation faces civil strife and lawlessness, we must pray that we see our 250th anniversary of nationhood. Ironically, the holiday we now celebrate as Flag Day originated after the 1861 attack on Fort Sumter that marked the beginning of the US Civil War, as a Union display of opposition to the Confederate rebellion.

As California laughably threatens secession, it is fitting that we in Vermont — a similar bastion of anti-American, anti-Constitutional, progressive rebellion — fly our US flag high and strong, as a demonstration that we yet remain free despite toxic Marxist determination to extinguish our Constitutional system, destroy our livelihoods, and rewrite our history. Those who hate America do not speak for Vermont — they disgrace it! Our state fought hard in the US Civil War to preserve our union and end slavery. This flag is their legacy to us….

No Mexican flags for me. No Palestinian flags for me. I will join others willing to invest the time, at this propitious moment, to celebrate our nation and its continued presence as a constellation for the world, a destination of liberty, justice, and equal opportunity for all, regardless of race, color, creed, sexual orientation, or other tribalist identity divisions.

It may be that those who hate our flag, Constitution, nation, and free speech liberties take exception to our display of affection for those very things. If so, we will film them and share their disgraceful contempt for America and its institutions with the nation. Freedom is not free. Our Statehouse lawn needs regular mowing, and our preservation of our heritage also requires maintenance! Please join us to demonstrate patriotic unity in opposition to divisive partisan imbecility!

More details here.

The author is a Brookfield best-selling author, lawyer, farmer and pastor.

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