Are You Brave Enough to Sign the Declaration of Independence?
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Would you have signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776? Would you sign it today?
From The Gateway Pundit. The Declaration of Independence Project, asks a simple question: “Are you “Brave Enough to Sign?”
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Sign here: www.sign1776.com/ …
The Declaration of Independence Project, known as The DOI Project, launched on Thomas Jefferson’s 280th Birthday, and has gotten an astounding ten thousand signatures in the last 24 hours alone. …
[Greg Strause, founder of the DOI Project] says, “if we only have 3% of the public sign, which would be 10 million signatures, that would be a first important step to taking back the rights we have lost since the signing of the original document.” The goal of the DOI Project is to deliver the signatures of We, the People to Congress at a rally mid to late September. “Imagine everyone who signed their name to this document watching a parchment a hundred yards long being carried up the Capital Building steps. Imagine grandparents and grandchildren signing together and going to the rally to make history with each other.”
The DOI Project hopes that this challenge to sign will renew enthusiasm for people to go back and read this amazing document and learn about the signers. …
In these divisive and chaotic times … getting the chance to come together and remind ourselves that we are all Americans and remind our leaders that we care about our rights by signing this document feels like a great opportunity. …
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I would sign the Declaration of Independence.
I will absolutely sign the Declaration of Independence!
I pray deeply for our country and specifically. Thank you for your prayer points.
May God save America from all the evilLiberals who want to destroy our country and us.
I am signing!
Signing Today
I just signed AGAIN!! My first time to sign was in 1959 or 60. The copy on parchment, just like the original, was hanging in the hall way of my high school. Lakeview High School in Hall County Texas.
My signature was real close to John Hancock’s.
I would sign the constitution then and now also.
I would & just did sign a letter to the White House investigating them for treason.
Lord, America started off with You but we have strayed. Forgive our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness that we may return to you.
Yes I would sign it today.
Lord, may this nation return to its godly roots and destiny!
Amen. I stand in agreement with every signer of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and all who would sign it again today in 2023. The United States of America will continue to stand as the Light burning brightly on this earth for the gospel until God, and no human being, decides it’s purpose has been achieved for His glory. In the unconquerable Name of Jesus Christ the King of kings and Lord of lords. Amen!
Signed!
Lord, may tens of millions sign, that we might repent and return to the freedoms we’ve lost through our rebellion to the High King of Heaven!
No question on signing this Drcoration