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Welcome aboard, Maties!!!

Another fine member for the AFL. Stop The ACLU has joined American Flag League. Welcome aboard, matey!

Also, Jay and folks at Stop the ACLU have moved to a new home, with their own domain name. Looking GOOD! Everyone go check them out, say hello, hello, hellooooooo! Hello. Check out the Thursday Stop the ACLU blogburst. I might have something later myself.

On this July 4th, we have a new member of the American Flag League. Everyone give a big hand to Wordpark Blog. Welcome to the Flag League, Matey!

And, check out Wordpark’s Flag page. Awesome!

Cross posted at the Pirate’s Cove.

I have never been a big fan (well, a fan at all) of Jessica Simpson. I disliked her from the get fo because she basically ruined an America song, I think it is Ventura Highway, for one of her early hits. Well, this changes my mind:

Hat tip’s to Wizbang which led me to Gateway Pundit. Now, if I could only get the big folks to take note of the American Flag League.

Cross posted over at the Pirate’s Cove.

And, while I am at it, I want to introduce another fine blogger to the American Flag League. Give a big shout out to Conservative Thinking. Welcome aboard, matie!

Let’s all give a warm hand to bRight & Early, another fine upstanding member of the American Flag League. Welcome aboard, Matie!

Everyone give a big hand to the newest member of the American Flag League, Down For Repairs. Welcome aboard, Matie!

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And yet another great member added to the American Flag League. Give a big hand to TMH’s Bacon Bits. Welcome aboard, Matie!

Flag Day is Tuesday, 6/14. It was first celebrated in 1877, which was the 100th Anniversary of our Flag, hence the cutie pie with the 37 Star Flag.

The Pledge of Allegience was first said in 1892, the 400th Anniversary of Columbus discovering America.

Woodrow Wilson established Flag Day as a national celebration in 1916. Congress officially recognized Flag Day by passing the National Flag Day Bill in 1949, during President Harry Truman’s administration.

And, look, another fine upstanding member added to the American Flag League. Say hello to A Sailor in the Desert. Welcome aboard, Matie!

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