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| ROYS RECORDED STATEMENT This country wasnt founded by Muslims, it wasnt founded by Jewish people, and Im Jewish. Im grateful for my own founding fathers, Moses and Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, they gave me this heritage. I would have been born somewhere else, like, I dont know, in some Muslim country and not had the heritage, the opportunity to know what freedom is. Most people never know what freedom is. What Im trying to say is, that the founding fathers of America were basically Christian gentleman and what noble men they were. I see them being disparaged and vilified in schools and the media, but I see it that we cannot allow this country to lose its founding principles. And that people of every race, color and creed should acknowledge the foundation of this country and adapt to American way to these ideas that made this country great. MR. MASTERS, THIS IS WHERE I DISAGREE AND AGREE WITH YOU You may want to check into a Jewish colonial man named Haym Salomon. He loaned early colonial leaders and the Continental Congress $200,000. to help finance the American Revolution. That would be the equivalent of tens of millions today. Without his help, there would not have been an American Revolution and no America. I also think that that people of every race, color and creed should acknowledge the foundation of this country and adapt to American way which is what they are doing. And they are doing it by practicing and celebrating hundreds of different religions--a right that was given to them by the Founding Fathers--who were brilliant enough to create something called the Bill of Rights which makes it CLEAR that people can have any religion they want or no religion at all. The Bill of Rights of the Constitution is the rule book by which America operates. Try reading it sometime. The intentions of the Founding Fathers was made VERY CLEAR, because they knew that some theocratic maniac like yourself would come along and try and push his own version of the relationship of state and religion and how people should worship. |