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A man lit himself on fire in front of the speaker, who was shocked and called for help. The speaker witnessed the incident up close and emphasized the need for an ambulance.

The speaker heard gunfire and thought it was from a sniper near the water tower. There was also a spray of smoke on stage. Another person heard gunfire and saw people running. More shots were heard, leading to an evacuation.

The speaker woke up to a major explosion, initially mistaking it for thunder. They then observed paper falling outside, assuming it was a ticker tape parade on Broadway. Upon further inspection, they realized the World Trade Center was on fire.

The British are sending 5,000 troops. We fight for a new nation where we choose our own laws, leaders, and systems of weights and measures. We dream of measuring weights in pounds and calling 2,000 pounds a ton. £1,000 will have no word. We will measure liquids in liters and milliliters, except for milk and paint, which will use gallons, pints, and quarts. Distance will be measured in inches, feet, yards, and miles. There will be 12 inches to a foot and 3 feet to a yard. Nobody knows how many yards are in a mile. In popular sports like track and swimming, we will use meters and kilometers, but in football, we will use yards. Football is a sport where you throw a ball with your hands and sometimes kick it for points. We will have rulers with inches and centimeters, but they won't line up. We will use Fahrenheit for temperature, which will make sense to the world, and another random scale. We will get rid of British words like color and armor, but keep "glamour." Our dream is a melting pot of different measurements that will upset Europeans and create a land of liberty where all men are free.

On a clear September morning in 2001, life in New York changed irrevocably when someone saw a person falling. The attack was a surprise on a powerful nation, focused on globally and instantaneously. The symbols of globalization, skyscrapers and jets, were turned against themselves. American Airlines flight 11 crashed into the North Tower between the 94th and 98th floors. People below the impact felt terror, while those in the zone died instantly or leaped from the tower. The building swayed but stood. Soon after, a second plane hit the South Tower. People realized it was terrorism. The jet fuel ignited office fires across multiple floors, weakening the steel and causing the collapse. Corpses littered the plaza as firemen and rescue workers arrived. People were breaking windows in the North Tower, desperate to breathe. A third jetliner crashed into the Pentagon, and a fourth crashed in Pennsylvania. All air traffic was grounded. The fires in the towers generated immense heat. The South Tower began to fall, followed by the North Tower. The buildings collapsed in ten seconds, releasing heat and chaos. The buildings came straight down, aimed at their foundations. Buildings 1 through 7 of the World Trade Center were completely destroyed. Hundreds of thousands of people marched north from the Financial District. Doctors and nurses braced for survivors that never came. New York will never be the same.

In 1775, the battles of Lexington and Concord ignited a revolution, uniting 13 colonies and creating the Continental Army. Victories at Trenton and Saratoga, the survival of Valley Forge, and the final surrender at Yorktown led to American independence and the birth of the United States. Fifes and drums were crucial for relaying commands across battlefields. The U.S. Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps, founded in 1960, is the only unit of its kind in the armed forces. Dressed in uniforms modeled after General Washington's musicians and playing period instruments, the Corps brings history to life. They perform over 500 times annually, both domestically and internationally, sharing the sounds and spirit of the American Revolution.

We've arrived in the colonies because of a 3% tax dispute. The speaker expected an easy victory, but the colonists are using unconventional tactics. The colonists don't line up to fight; they hide behind trees and attack the British, who are wearing bright red uniforms. Despite being a superpower, the British don't know how to counter this tactic. After eight years, the British are losing. This is their last stand, but the French have arrived. The speaker is surrendering in place of Cornwallis, who is sick.

The celebration of this day is rooted in history. The men who pledged their lives, fortunes, and sacred honors knew the risk of high treason to the crown. Benjamin Franklin emphasized the importance of unity to avoid individual punishment.

The speaker describes witnessing the World Trade Center collapse. They mention seeing the building being hit repeatedly, like bullet shots, and then exploding. They also mention people running away and witnessing a few more explosions before deciding to run themselves. The speaker emphasizes the rapid and continuous destruction of the building.

Someone called the police about lights, claiming aliens were attacking. Police and fire trucks arrived at the scene. New cars were also present. People began to notice the activity.

I hear the train of governors ruling around the bed. I see the bloodshed, but I don't know where.

A bomb went off in the lobby, then a plane hit the building, followed by another plane hitting the other building. When the speaker was coming through the doors on the other side of the trade center, something blew the glass out of the doors and knocked everyone down, filling the area with smoke. The speaker feels shaken up from the blast and wants water, but there is none available.

The secret service sniper quickly identified a threat when he noticed smoke and flames from a gun. Within five seconds, he took a precise shot from approximately 400 yards away, hitting the shooter who was 130 yards distant but on the opposite side of the field. His extraordinary marksmanship prevented a potentially disastrous situation, as many more people could have been harmed if he hadn't acted swiftly and accurately.

We are near the Key Bridge. Oh my god, all those people on the bridge just died. The Key Bridge is sinking. The bridge is gone.

Davy Crockett fought single-handed in the Indian war until peace was in store, making himself a legend. He promised his Indian friends they could keep their land and took the stand that justice was due every Redskin band. He went to Congress and served, fixing up the government and laws. When he came home, his politicking was done, and the western march had just begun. He packed his gear and gun to follow the sun.

The speaker heard gunfire and thought it was a sniper shooting towards a water tower. They also saw what they thought was gas or smoke on the stage. More shots were heard, and people were told to leave.

A person was told to notify someone if "you guys come by." There was a fight, and three twelve shots were fired. A suspect is down and told not to move. Three twelve provided the best location.

My neighbor whispered something secretly to me, saying we were not there to fight but to serve the capital. He encouraged me to have a good night and stay safe outside. This moment revealed that Raheps knew about storming the capital before it happened.

Units were arriving and being sent to work. For some, these would be their final moments. Then it happened.

The speaker is going over a scary bridge in Baltimore. Far below is the Chesapeake Bay. The speaker says that when coming down the bridge, it feels like a roller coaster. The speaker notes the water below and then says goodbye to the bridge.

Born on a mountaintop in Tennessee, Davy Crockett was raised in the woods and killed a bear at age three. He fought single-handed through the Indian war until the Creeks were defeated and peace was established. While handling this chore, he became a legend. Davy Crockett patched up a crack in the liberty bell, seeing his duty clear. When his politicking was done and the Western March had begun, he packed his gear, his trusty gun, and followed the sun. Davy Crockett was leading the pioneer.

The Dallas crowd was enthusiastic, and I was relieved that everyone was behaving. I told President Kennedy that Dallas clearly loved him. Then, almost instantly, I heard a noise. I looked at the President; his hands flew to his neck, and he slumped in his seat. He didn't speak, but his eyes…

Units were arriving and being sent to work. For some, these would be their final moments. And then it happened.

A sharpshooter shot someone in a water tower, and the speaker believes this person may have also nipped Trump's ear, causing it to bleed before he fell. The speaker saw a man from Beaver County, Elmore, with blood on his white shirt, indicating he was near someone who was bleeding profusely. The speaker realized it might not be fireworks when Trump was taken down. The speaker heard there were two shooters, one in the tower who was killed, and another on the right side who was not apprehended, prompting an immediate evacuation due to the possibility of a shooter still in the woods. The speaker is saddened by the violence and hopes the second shooter is caught.

Throughout history, a group aims to control people by destroying religions, governments, and ensnaring them in debt. They succeed because people are ignorant of the enemy's tactics. Without understanding the enemy, the battle cannot be fought. The speaker warns of an impending civil war unless people wake up and seek alternative viewpoints from the controlled media. The country's foundation lies in being vigilant and dangerous, but without awakening, they risk being led to slaughter unknowingly.