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  1. Letter to the Editor Backlink in Chicago Sun Times

    I was checking my backlinks on Ahrefs when I saw one from the Chicago Sun Times. I do not recall having had a Chicago Sun Times backlink, so I checked to see what it was about. On July 1, 2026, the paper published America 250-inspired letters to the editor. One of these letters, from Harvey J. Graff of Lincoln Park, made the case that America's true birthday falls in 1783 (marking The Treaty of Paris), not 1776.While the Treay of Paris is worth commemorating (perhaps that is in order for my […]

    social.emucafe.org/naferrell/l

  2. Trump Honors American Heroes And Founding Fathers During 250th Independence Day Celebration

    The United States of America (USA) celebrated its 250th anniversary and during his 4th of July speech at the National Mall, US President Donald Trump honored the American heroes as well as the Founding Fathers of the nation, according to a news report by Newsmax.

    To put things in perspective, posted below is the excerpt from the report of Newsmax. Some parts in boldface…

    President Donald Trump celebrated America’s 250th anniversary in a rousing speech on the Fourth of July at the National Mall on Saturday night.

    Trump delivered his remarks after 11 p.m. ET, after being delayed by over an hour due to lightning and heavy rains. But Trump said he would not be deterred in celebrating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence.

    “If we have to speak in front of one person at four in the morning I’m going to be here,” Trump said in a speech streamed live on Newsmax. “There’s no way we can be deterred.”

    “Tonight we come together for one of the most joyous and glorious milestones of all time,” Trump added. “For two and a half centuries, our American Republic has stood as the crowning achievement of human history.

    “This country is the home of freedom. This is the land of liberty. And this is a flag that’s the banner of the most extraordinary, most exceptional, most incredible nation ever to exist on the face of the Earth.”

    The president said the American people have shown more courage, done more good, righted more injustice and achieved more greatness than anyone else.

    For 250 years, the United States of America has been the hope, the promise, the light and the glory among all of the nations of the world, all over the world, they try and be like us,” Trump said.

    Nobody can be like us, and with God’s help, we will always be this,” Trump added. “Or even better. We’re going to be better.”

    Trump used his speech to honor numerous veterans who fought in American wars, bringing them on stage to salute the flag while telling their tales of heroism.

    Among those honored were 104-year-old Ken Schrubing, who was just 19 years old when he survived the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, and 101-year-old Don Graves, who fought in the Battle of Iwo Jima.

    “These are the fighters and the banners of the Greatest Generation,” Trump said. “They are the greatest generation. They saved the world and they made America very, very proud. We’re very proud of you, heroes all.

    Marine Corporal Pat Finn and Private First Class Rudy Meekins, who fought in the Battle of Chosin Reservoir in the Korean War, were also honored, along with astronaut Jack Schmitt, the last American to walk on the moon, and the Artemis II flight crew.

    Eleven Gold Star families were also presented with flags during Trump’s speech.

    Speaking in front of the first American flags produced, Trump praised the Founding Fathers and the signers of the Declaration of Independence.

    Those 56 patriots put everything at risk, stepped onto the stage of destiny, and seized a victory for the ages,” Trump said.

    Trump said the Founding Fathers have allowed America to thrive for 250 years.

    Our cause was just. Our people are brave, our culture is exceptional, and our destiny is written by God,” Trump said.

    “And as we can see here tonight, after 250 years, the spirit of 1776 still lives within us all,” Trump added.

    Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this development? Are you delighted with the way America’s 250th anniversary was celebrated this year? Are you thankful to America’s Founding Fathers, war veterans and other brave heroes who kept the US a shining light on the world? Do you think the unpatriotic Americans will eventually realize they are wrong with their current beliefs and make a drastic change to love the United States again?

    You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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  3. Jazz dude Jazz dooding with Tiny Jazz every Saturday at the Screaming Goat 11am-2pm in Spring Branch Texas.

    #noahpeterson #jazz #brunch #tinyjazz #4thofjuly

  4. The drone show during the 1812 Overture is actually pretty cool Throwing the tea off the ship & now Paul Revere is one way to distract that this song has nothing to do with American independence #BostonPops #4thOfJuly

  5. Coolidge's July 4, 1926 speech is fairly well known by the standards of presidential speeches. Less well known are the remarks he delivered on July 4, 1918, as Lt. Gov of Massachusetts. The subject of the speech was broadly relations between the United States and Japan, and specifically the story of a certain Manjiro Nakahama.

    thenewleafjournal.com/calvin-c

    #4thofjuly #independenceday #CalvinCoolidge #japan #ushistory #speech

  6. On July 4, 1926, then-President Calvin Coolidge delivered a speech to commemorate the 150th anniversary of American independence. I discuss the speech in detail in my article. Fun additional fact... July 4, 1926 was also Coolidge's 54th birthday.

    thenewleafjournal.com/calvin-c

    #4thofjuly #independenceday #CalvinCoolidge #uspresidents #speech #ushistory