Independence Day, July 4, 1962, John F. Kennedy's address in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Address at Independence Hall
President John F. Kennedy
Philadelphia, July 4, 1962
The President spoke at 11:40 a.m. in Independence Square in Philadelphia.

'' But I will say here and now, on this Day of Independence, that the United States will be ready for a Declaration of Interdependence, that we will be prepared to discuss with a united Europe the ways and means of forming a concrete Atlantic partnership, a mutually beneficial partnership between the new union now emerging in Europe and the old American Union founded here 175 years ago.
All this will not be completed in a year, but let the world know it is our goal.''

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[Steenville]

I wonder how Mr Kennedy would comment on the present state of the union were he alive today.. hmm.. don´t think he would like it..

[BelleEaso]

He was true leader not as now!!

God bless him forever

[MrLibertyFighter]

I think Kennedy was being forced to spout this garbage that's clearly the agenda of the one-world government proponents and conspirators, and he eventually turned on them and had to be taken out.

[solardragon223]

I second that.

[makethemaccountable]

Two presidents warned us against the milcom, yet our parents were too busy having cocktails at the country club to understand what they might have meant. Too busy earning more money to live the american dream. They certainly were asleep through it all. It got bought out from under them by he carpetbaggers after the cilvil war. It got held in place with racism as if we were not all part of the same race. The human race, that is. How many starved today? Did he try to change that?

[BelleEaso]

Yes...I agree with you my friend.