Are you aware of what was the official, legal event that marked the beginning of the 13 Colonies being independent from Britain?
Contrary to US public school propaganda (i.e. Humanist religion doctrine) and popular drivel, it was NOT some "revolt" or rebellion by some peeved, we'll-do-it-our-own-damn-way American colonists, or even our Declaration of Independence document.
Nope.
It actually was the Prohibitory Act proposed by King George III and passed by British Parliament on December 22, 1775. It severed all ties of loyalty and friendship between Britain and the 13 colonies, and revoked the charters King George had signed and promised to uphold. It further stated that the Colonies were considered foreign enemies and were no longer under British protection. And soon after Parliament passed the Prohibitory Act, King George hired 30,000 Hessians (German province) mercenaries, along with thousands of commissioned Redcoats, and sent them all across the Atlantic to wage war against the colonies.
That changes your view doesn't it?
In other words, December 22nd is the TRUE Independence Day of the united States!
Nope.
It actually was the Prohibitory Act proposed by King George III and passed by British Parliament on December 22, 1775. It severed all ties of loyalty and friendship between Britain and the 13 colonies, and revoked the charters King George had signed and promised to uphold. It further stated that the Colonies were considered foreign enemies and were no longer under British protection. And soon after Parliament passed the Prohibitory Act, King George hired 30,000 Hessians (German province) mercenaries, along with thousands of commissioned Redcoats, and sent them all across the Atlantic to wage war against the colonies.
That changes your view doesn't it?
In other words, December 22nd is the TRUE Independence Day of the united States!
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