The twenty-one days from Flag Day, June 14, to July 4 are designated by federal law (Title 32) as Honor America Days. You probably have never heard of that holiday period. For our part, we will try to present topical articles on the subject beginning with a review of the holidays themselves.
If you have a celebration or event planned or have specific topics you would like reviewed during that twenty-one day period, please feel free to leave a comment.
Suggestions from our first article:
1. Display an American and/or State flag at your home.
2. Watch movies such as The Patriot, Red Dawn and other movies with a patriotic theme. Find videos of a patriotic theme on the web and watch them together with our family once each night.
3. If you are so inclined, gather at your church and pray for forgiveness for America and that we return to the Organic Law of the Constitution of the United States of America. The National Day of Prayer (36 USC Section 119) is on the first Thursday in May, “…on which the people of the United States may turn to God in prayer and meditation at churches, in groups, and as individuals.” It was declared unconstitutional in one federal court. Amazingly, Obama did issue a proclamation for National Prayer Day.
4. Gather the family together and review the Constitution and the important first Ten Amendments known as the Bill of Rights. Note that they are The Bill of Rights and not a few suggestions that we really think that you should consider.
5. Attend a Tea Party or Coffee Party, or whatever, sometime during this period. A parade would not be out of order. Some marching bands with American and State flags waving might be just the distraction. Allow Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, whatever party to participate. Seek participation by military, police and fire heroes.
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