Three First-Generation Americans Offer Advice

An estimated 200 anti-socialism protesters carried signs and waved at passing cars for more than two hours yesterday afternoon as they have almost every Saturday for six months at the intersection of Highways K and N in O'Fallon, Mo. Among those participating were three first-generation Americans who took time to share powerful messages every freedom-loving American should hear. Those messages appear in this video.

British by birth and an American citizen since 1976, Anne was born and raised in India. Like Janet Allquist, the 68-year-old grandmother who inspired hundreds to join her at the weekly rallies, she speaks passionately about what's at stake for Americans if they do not wake up and fight for everything that is right and Constitutional.

Marty tells the story of what happened to his family after Fidel Castro seized power in Cuba and warns Americans that he sees the exact same thing happening here with President Barack Obama and his cohorts working in tandem with a leftist news media.

Finally, Linda speaks with pride and gratefulness about her family's move to the United States from Brazil -- a move that enabled her to become the first member of her family to be born in this country. She goes on to implore other Americans to recognize how good they have it and to fight to prevent what makes this country great from slipping away.

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