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IN WHAT YEAR was “under god” added to ‘The Pledge Of Allegiance’?

I pledge allegiance to the FLAG(S) of the DIVIDED States of America and to the Republic for which it USED TO stand for, one nation, HELD HOSTAGE, with LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR SOME.

This might as well be the pledge of allegiance since it is just as accurate as what false patriots think it is now. Are you old enough to know the truth?

An excerpt from the September 8, 1892 Youth's ...
An excerpt from the September 8, 1892 Youth’s Companion with the original Pledge of Allegiance (the full page is available from firstmention.com/Documents/pledge1.jpg ) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
THE ANSWER TO THE QUESTION IS 1954 (NINETEEN FIFTY FOUR). THE WORDS “UNDER GOD” WERE NOT ADDED TO THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE UNTIL 1954. PLEASE POST YOUR ARGUMENTS AND COMMENTS BELOW.
English: Dorothea Lange picture of Japanese-Am...
English: Dorothea Lange picture of Japanese-American children reciting the pledge of allegiance (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

English: The Bellamy salute is the salute desc...
English: The Bellamy salute is the salute described by Francis Bellamy (1855–1931) to accompany the American Pledge of Allegiance, which he had authored. During the period when it was used with the Pledge of Allegiance, it was sometimes known as the “flag salute”. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Student pledging to the flag
Student pledging to the flag (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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2 responses to “IN WHAT YEAR was “under god” added to ‘The Pledge Of Allegiance’?”

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    Mary Ellen Popkin on Facebook

    Not until the idealized 1950’s

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    The real question is why we should be pledging allegiance at all? We are citizens of the united states bound by the laws of the Un”You have no rights here… only privilege” Posts on marcgilbert.com do not necessarily represent the opinion of Marc Gilbert.

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