How the Jefferson Memorial Got The Misquote From Our First Organic Law Re: Our "Unalienable Rights."

Most briefly stated and to the point: We absolutely need an end to ignorance about our rightful self-government! I am as convinced as I can be that Individual freedom in The United States of America depends on certain comprehension of our four Organic Laws starting with the Declaration of Independence. One of the most famous lines of all our founding documents is: "We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal, that they they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights ..." However (and this is the crux of what has finally underscored my absolute certainty of the above stated need) the Jefferson Monument has misquoted this line with "inalienable" instead of "unalienable." The problem here is that the American people do not know the difference between these two terms! Comprehending the contrast of the difference between these two terms is utterly crucial for the Individual to be able to know what true freedom is - both personally and by extension for the rest of humanity. The reasoning for this is posted at: "How Story-Telling of American History 'Re-Wrote' The Law!"Here: https://www.curezone.org/Blogs/fm.asp?i=2328557

I would love to be part of a team effort for developing a private school's new history "department". I easily envision full engagement in all the arts and in the classic foundation of a truly enlightening and empowering education directed by a High Ideal of "true freedom"! In writing this last line I think of the High Ideal of "Cheeta" expressed in a bLog at CureZome.com - Cheeta is an acronym for: "Cultivate Healing Environments - Enlighten Through Arts": https://www.curezone.org/blogs/c/s.asp?f=3569&ob=d&c=1

Now the "High Ideal of 'true freedom'" rises as the High Ideal of High Ideals!

I've written to the friends of Jefferson at Monticello asking them to share with me what they know of how the Declaration of Independence got misquoted in stone at the Memorial. I am so looking forward to hearing what they have to say. I think they should know and that os why I am encouraged to inquire with them more so then with government libraries. We will see what the response is. If there is something to share for that I'll write again!

Just researched this further since visiting "Monticello" and found real "pay dirt" in the William and Mary Quarterly Journal Article - The Revision of the Declaration of Independence in 1941 By: Frank Whitson Fetter! Made my day! Please read that article!

Thank you for having an ear to hear what I most sincerely believe is the Spirit of America!

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