Let's bring back the pledge of allegance, you say.

[formercia]

http://members.ij.net/rex/swastikausa.html

Was the National Socialist German Workers' Party influenced by the U.S.A.? In 1892 a self-proclaimed socialist created the pledge of allegiance and the original salute to the U.S. flag. The salute included an outstretched arm (the only place with secret photos of the original socialist salute to the U.S. flag is http://rexcurry.net ). The National Socialist German Workers' Party was aware of the salute to the U.S. flag when it adopted its salute.

[orpupilofnature57]

1. With Liberty an Justice for All ? Sure

[formercia]

2. the new way

I pledge allegance
to the Constitution
of the United States of America
and to the Republic for which it stands
one Nation
Ruled by laws
indivisible
with Liberty and Justice for all.




So how about a little justice to start off with.

[orpupilofnature57]

3. The ruled by laws and Indivisible, would put ShrubCo out of biz. Yeah!

[formercia]

4. spelled allegiance.

I got so excited, I neglected to use the spell checker. :)

[NoPasaran]

5. "The National Socialist German Workers Party tried to impose socialism"

"The National Socialist German Workers Party tried to impose socialism upon the world."

Right

:sarcasm:

[formercia]

6. It was taken over by the same mindset of crowd

that has taken over the GOP over the last several decades. The 'boys' always use a false-flag to operate under cover. They never try to attract attention to themselves. "Never get caught" is the eleventh commandment.

Forming a new political party that gets traction in elections is not an easy task. It's much easier to take over an established party with a loyal voter base in place. The ideology is not so important. You can change the direction internally once control is established.