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Press arrow here to hear Todd's radio interview about what his tour group experienced while in Independence Hall
"Independence Hall: Independent from God?" is the story and evidence of how Chaplain Todd and a tour group experienced again the distortions and omissions of America's religious history at the very center of our republic's origin 250 years ago--Independence Hall, where our founders debated and adopted the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. You won't believe how the National Park Service's (NPS) trained guide on America's founders responded to Todd's simple question about the founders' religious affiliation! This story is loaded with early American evidence about the Christian faiths of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin and most of the other signers of the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution.
NEWS FLASH! Chaplain Todd wrote a 30-page historical rebuttal (below) to the five shocking lies about America's founders' religion and practice that the NPS guide taught his tour group. He then sent that rebuttal and documentation to NPS Superintendent Cindy MacLeod of the Independence National Historical Park. She responded to his initial grievance letter and documentation with her letter (below). Chaplain Todd then sent a second letter of response to Superintendent MacLeod (below), to which she never responded and he hasn't heard from her since. NO concrete steps were taken to confess to or correct these revisions by the NPS, so future tourists of Independence Hall need to be aware of what Chaplain Todd and his tourist group experienced so they can question and ensure their NPS guides are teaching accurate religious information about America's founders.
To read NPS Superintendent Cindy MacLeod's official response letter to Chaplain Todd's 1st grievance letter and documentation, click HERE.
To read Chaplain Todd's next (2nd) letter in response to NPS Superintendent MacLeod's response letter, click HERE.
To TAKE ACTION and voice your opinion concerning this Independence Hall revisionist incident, you can email or call the National Park Service at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia by clicking HERE.
Begin reading here the complete story about what Chaplain Todd and his tourist group experienced at Independence Hall and, as a result, what he wrote to NPS Superintendent Cindy MacLeod of Independence National Historical Park...
Dear Mrs. Cindy MacLeod (Superintendent of Independence National Historical Park):
My name is Todd DuBord and I am the Chaplain for the Chuck Norris enterprises. I was a part of a tour group of roughly 50 people who were on a north-eastern American heritage tour in July 2010 ("The Next Great Awakening Tour"), which took us from Boston to Washington, D.C. And Independence Hall in Philadelphia was on our visitation list.Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Before the trip, seeing Independence Hall, where both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were debated and adopted by our founders, was going to be one of the greatest highlights for me. As a lover of early American history and our republic, how could it not be? Unfortunately, it ended being the low point of the trip, because of the historical and particularly religious revisionism our group heard from a National Park Service (NPS) tour guide there. With over 2 million visitors alone in 2009, it is my great concern that a plethora of people and students have already heard these same distortions and half-truths about our founders' religious views and practices.
Just for the record, let me say that I'm not some extremist, but a concerned citizen who sincerely wishes to help rectify these religious historical revisions and omissions that 100 or so of us visitors heard in the Independence Hall tour, so that the tours can be the best they can be and Americans can learn accurate views of America's history, especially as it pertains to the founders and framers of the Declaration of Independence and our Constitution. It is with that heart and mind that I write to you: to sincerely help.
Let me explain what actually occurred during the initial part of our tour of Independence Hall--something which I should mention that 25 other witnesses in our group, all of whom were shocked and upset by what they heard, were and are willing to sign an affidavit that they too experienced....
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June 2011
After two years of work together, Todd just completed writing the official autobiography of Chuck Norris' 90-year-old mother, Wilma Norris Knight, as told from her perspective (with over 100 photos throughout). It is simply titled, "Acts of Kindness: My Story."
The foreword was written by her sons, Chuck and Aaron Norris. This is the only biography that Wilma endorses, so don't accept counterfeits. Todd describes Wilma's life and inspirational book as "True Grit meets Grapes of Wrath and Pilgrim's Progress!" More information about its content and publication will be posted soon at www.WilmaNorris.com. For now, it is available only at www.ChuckNorris.com.
Wilma Norris Knight and Todd & Tracy DuBord
July 2010
While Todd was on "The Next Great Awakening Tour" of various historic sites from Boston to D.C., he and the tour group experienced again the distortions and omissions of America's religious history--this time at the very center of our republic 250 years ago--Independence Hall, where our founders debated and adopted the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. You won't believe how the National Park Service's expert guide on America's founders responded to Todd's question about the founders' religious affiliation! To find out more, check out Todd's story and research rebuttal on this website: "Independence Hall: Independent from God?"
January 2010
Fidelis Publishing produces an expanded paperback version of Chuck's New York Times bestseller, "Black Belt Patriotism," as well as produces Chuck in a new PSA ("Patriot Service Announcement") in which he discusses the status of America. You can watch it by clicking HERE.
May-Sept. 2009
Chuck Norris (with Chaplain Todd) wrote "The Official Chuck Norris Fact Book: 101 of Chuck's Favorite Facts and Stories" (Tyndale Publishing--released on 11/1/09).
Unless you've been on a deserted island, you know about some of the thousands of mythical sayings about Chuck Norris presented as "facts" about his life, like "Chuck Norris doesn't wear Superman pajamas; Superman wears Chuck Norris pajamas." Over the last several years, Chuck has been asked repeatedly from the heartland of America to the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan, "Which 'facts' are your favorites?" For the first time ever, in "The Official Chuck Norris Fact Book," Chuck gives readers not only his 101 favorite facts, roundhouse-kicked by the man himself, but also the stories behind the facts and the code (or core values) by which Chuck lives his life (5-F's: freedom, faith, family, fitness and fight). From stories about his martial arts and movie and television careers, to intimate stories about his faith and family, fans from every corner of the globe will enjoy, laugh and be inspired by one of the world's great action heroes. Hilarious Chuck Norris caricature drawings accompany each of the 101 entries. See and read the actual first 5 entries by pressing HERE. This book makes a perfect (Christmas) gift for young and old, military personnel, anyone who needs a laugh or encouragement, etc. It should be the ultimate reading in every bathroom around the world! And right now it can be ordered via Amazon for under $10!
Jan. 2009
Chuck Norris gives national attention to Todd's revisionist stories by including a few of them in his #14 New York Times best seller, "Black Belt Patriotism" (Regnery Publishing). Read a description of the book and get a FREE chapter by clicking HERE.
Sept-Oct.2008
Chaplain Todd works in conjunction with Chuck Norris, various politicians and other historical activists in assuring brand new $621 million, 580,000-square-feet Capitol Visitor Center in Washington, D.C. contains proper Christian heritage representation for prospective 15,000 daily visitors.
April 2008
On April 1, 2008, Todd officially joins the Norris organization TopKick Productions.
Dec. 2007
Todd is offered position as chaplain of Chuck Norris enterprises and takes revisionist endeavors and watchdog approaches to a new national level.
Oct./Nov. 2007
Todd restores LAUS DEO ("Praise be to God") capstone replica display in the Washington Monument. He also writes Monticello and U.S. Supreme Court about their June 2007 encounters that perpetuate religious reductionism and revisionism among their tours. The U.S. Supreme Court refuses to respond.
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