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MARINE STUNS A TEA PARTY WITH THE FOURTH VERSE OF THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER

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A Marine stuns the crowd at a Tea Party with the fourth verse of the Star Spangled Banner.
So Much for a "Secular Nation".
Thank you for the reminder that our rights come from God and not any man or group of men.
God Bless America and Semper Fi Marine!
-David W. Hedrick
www.davidwhedrick.com

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  • @uberrrich

    Any time we can help one another understand our history and we stick to that intent makes us all winners. Whether or not you are a religious person, the tenets of the Bible and the moral compass of Christianity is still a good concept. I thin it is an emotional reaction that any time religion is mentioned the subject immediately becomes that some one is FORCING a religion. I do not see a cross and think "MUST FOLLOW..." The beauty of Free Will.

  • Just a side note, and no disrespect to him since I'm a retired Marine myself but there are actually 4 original verses to the Star Spangled Banner. The one he is singing is actually the 4th verse.

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  • I wish us British had this much passion for our country, despite its past.

  • o yes i love it

  • I couldn't be a christian. I could never bring my morals down that low.

  • The fact that we have natural given rights is testament to God's grace. This is basic philosophy. We have no natural rights under atheistic beliefs.

  • @glenneveaux You sir must learn YOUR history. This nation may not be proud of its tragedies and accidents, but it has been the first nation into the war, and the last nation to exit out. We are the ones to be asked to lead the way. We are the Rangers of the World, we lead the assault on terrorism, and pave the way for freedom, we strike at dictatorships, allowing the people to form their government. In the last 200+ years, we have fought, and won, almost every war we've been involved in.

  • @glenneveaux The Revolution, when mere farmers and carpenters, blacksmiths and tailors, picked up their weapons, and joined the fight for freedom. Honest to God patriots who saw a future free from oppression by a tyrant across the ocean. Or Somalia, when we attempted to remove Mohammad from his power seat in Mogadishu, and provide food and supplies to the oppressed people, having to deal with genocide at a BIBLICAL proportion. Or the 200 at the Alamo, they fought for nothing? But money?

  • @glenneveaux Then world war II wasn't a worthy war? When we saved the last of the Jews from extinction at the hands of a brutal and genocidal maniac (Hitler). Or Korea, when we were thrust into the war trying to protect the South Korean Republic from destruction, though a tie, we succeeded in keeping South free of Communism. Or better yet the men of the Civil War on both sides, the North wanting to reunite the nation, the south fighting for their national rights.

  • HUA!!!!!!!

    Actual people there are more Verses to the Anthem that everybody knows.

  • he made this up

  • fat proud red neck American !

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