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I know I keep posting about this but it’s important ! Today, you can be arrested in the UK for preaching the Gospel. For silently praying in your own mind in certain places. For laying hands and praying with someone even with their consent. Add to that arrests over...

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Freedom isn’t permanent. It’s taken. It’s earned. It’s defended. It’s kept. It’s fought for. It’s cherished. It’s won - again and again. As Benjamin Franklin said, ‘A republic… if you can keep it.’ Keeping it means never taking it for granted. We may disagree politically, but at the end of the day, we are one nation, under one flag, united by the same principles of liberty and justice. Today, we celebrate Constitution Day, marking the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. But for me, this day is more than history, it’s personal. The Constitution isn’t just a document. It’s a promise, a promise that every person in this country has the right to live free, to speak freely, and to pursue their dreams. I wasn’t born into freedom. I was born in a country where speaking your mind could cost you everything. Your career, your safety, even your family. When I spoke out against injustice in my homeland Turkey, I was punished. I was silenced. My family was threatened and jailed. And eventually, I was forced to leave the place I once called home. Coming to America changed my life. For the first time, I felt protected by the words written in the Constitution — the freedom to speak, to worship, to stand up for human rights without fear of being jailed or killed. I came here because of freedom — and I will spend my life defending it, for myself, for my family, and for the generations yet to come.

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