Hau’oli ʻAmelika Lā Kūʻokoʻa. Happy Independence Day America. It’s our Nation’s birthday, and the culmination of the accomplishments our Founding Fathers took to make the dream of this “Great Experiment” a reality. Their sacrifices were great. Many lost everything fighting for this nation’s independence. On this day we celebrate the Greatest Nation in the World.
On this Independence Day, let us all celebrate the Birth of our Nation, resolutely striving to defend our freedoms so boldly proclaimed by our Founding Fathers 246 years ago. We need to pass this onto our posterity, the next generation so they can realize the gifts of liberty. Learn to fight for freedom and to keep it. Let’s get God and the Flag back into the schools. Let’s rid the schools of the fascistic teachers that want to damage our future. We must not shy away from these monsters for political correctness.
We honor those that serve in the military. The fallen that volunteered and paid the ultimate sacrifice to preserve our freedoms. All six branches of the military that protect our nation. The soldiers and their families that keep our nation safe.
American, the United States, is the most fantastic society in the world. President Trump’s full speech at Mount Rushmore, South Dakoda. Have a great 4th of July. I’m going to enjoy the fireworks locally here this evening.
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Mostly cloudy with scattered showers. 4% chance of rain. Tradewinds are from the north northeast at 11 mph, gusts 25 mph. Cloud cover is 64%. Visibility is 10 miles. We got 3/64th inch of precipitation in the rain gauge overnight. Temperatures are in the mid 70s. Humidity is at 77%. Barometric pressure is 30.14 inches and dewpoint is 68°. UV index 11. Air quality Index is at 27. Readings taken at 11:09AM HST.
Iulai ‘Ehā, 2022
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