Those words. The old words, and new words of a national purpose that is fresh and new, yet grounded in our greatest traditions.
Since 1936, we may have perhaps lost our way...But in these tough times we are working our way back to our true North as Americans.
We see that true North in the way in which we are standing firm in our earlier convictions. All men are created equal with certain unalienable rights.
At home, we shall work to expand those rights. It is my hope that new Human Rights Act will be passed by the next Congress. We are behind much of the continent in terms of the full integration of all our people in national, civic, economic and social affairs. It is not enough to be ahead of our adversary to our south. They wish to stay behind as national policy. The United States shall charge forward and work to lead the way to a greater future for North America and the world.
Our Stars and Stripes are flying proudly were freedom is threatened. They fly proudly in Europe in here in the Americas. In concert with like minded nations to our west, we shall stand shoulder to shoulder in Asia, Africa and the middle east as well.
Once of the vanguards we shall approach in this year, is a full summit of the free nations of continent this fall here in Baltimore. Here, it is has been my ambition for years to build a formal, integrated treaty towards the defense, cultural and economic alliance of Free North America. It is my hope that in the free capitals of continent, from birthplace of common American freedom in Boston, to our friends in Omaha, Austin, Denver, Phoenix, Salt Lake and Sacramento, reaching to Hawaii and to the embattled ramparts in struggle from Montreal to Point Utqiagvik, we shall build a common North American/Pacific Defense against the aggression and oppression of the Orlando Pact.
And let us send a message. To Atlanta. To Moscow. To Beijing...