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15486 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS June 7, 1981,. EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS OK TO BE PATRIOTIC When President Reagan nominated me to government in which ultimate power was be the Director of Selective Service, some of vested in the citizenry. This power is exer­ my friends asked me the same question I cised by voting. HON.ROBERTE.BADHAM just put to you Army-philes. They said: In America the ballot is available to all OF CALIFORNIA "What did you do wrong to get named to citizens, and the ballot-box is not rigged. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES that assignment?" My friends said they Now a final word on the Declaration of In­ Thursday, June 7, 1984 sympathized with me because I was being dependence. The document closes with the made responsible for carrying out what ap­ splendid phrase, "We mutually pledge to e Mr. BADHAM. Mr. Speaker, for the peared to be the most unpopular, most ig­ each other our lives, our fortune, and our benefit of my colleagues, I would like nored law since the 18th amendment to the sacred honor." That reminds me that the to place into the RECORD an address re­ constitution had prohibited consumption of strongest test of citizenship obligation is cently given at the Naval War College alcoholic beverages. performance of military service in defense by the Director of Selective Service, Well, to tell the truth, I did inherit a few of the Nation. That test is not being applied the Honorable Thomas K. Turnage. problems. In fact, I inherited one million, today. All a man is required to do at age 18 one hundred and seventy five thousand is to go to the post office and furnish to the Titled "It's Okay To Be Patriotic," the problems. That's how many men had failed Government his name, address, telephone speech pays tribute to America's 18- to register with Selective Service as of Janu­ number, social security number, and date of year-olds. ary 1982. I accepted that challenge with birth. After having registered, the individ­ General Turnage said: great relish because I knew registration was ual is free to go to school, to work, to travel, America has an advantage the Soviet a justifiable program, a program essential to to marry, to enjoy all the fruits of living in Union will never match; that advantage is national preparedness. Moreover, having this great country of ours. the quality of our youth-their resourceful­ been a commissioned officer for nearly 40 Unfortunately, there are a few conten­ ness, their imagination, their initiative. years, it was only natural that I wanted to tious characters who oppose the painless America's youth understand that entering be at the critical area of the battlefield. And and straightforward act of registration. I'm adulthood brings responsibilities as well as I am pleased to report to you that we have not speaking of the clearly conscientious privileges. Most of all they understand this: won the battle, and are now engaged in person who expresses religious, moral, or It's okay to be patriotic. mop-up operations. More than 12 million ethical objections to military service--al­ General Turnage reminds America's men have registered, and about 5,000 more though I can argue vigorously that neither are registering every day as they tum 18. registration nor military service is incompat­ 18-year-old men that the American We now have an overall compliance rate of ible with Christianity. I'm speaking of the Revolution is unfinished business and 97%. confused clowns who think they can make a he exhorts them to adhere to the prin­ As you entered Spruance Auditorium this political statement by defying the law and ciples of the Declaration of Independ­ evening, I hope you noticed the Selective refusing to register. These alienated, discon­ ence and to carry on the Revolution. Service poster that features the Declaration tented, hedonists do not understand that I commend General Turnage's of Independence. We have distributed these the principles of liberty and law are insepa­ timely remarks to my colleagues' at­ posters to 25,000 high schools throughout rable. If we are to have self-government po­ tention. the country. The poster focuses on the sig­ litically, we must also have self-government natures to the Declaration of Independence. personally. Each citizen must regulate his The speech follows: And our poster carries this message for own life by voluntarily imposing a certain IT'S OKAY To BE PATRIOTIC every 18-year-old man: These signatures amount of restraint and discipline upon <An address by Gen. Thomas K. Turnage, meant a lot to our country . yours will himself. Naval War College, Newport, R.I., June 6, too. Will and Ariel Durant addressed individ­ 1984) Let me explain to you why I associate reg­ ual liberties in their final work, "The Story It is a singular honor to stand here in istration with the Declaration of Independ­ of Civilization." They wrote, "Individual Spruance Auditorium, on the inspirational ence and the American Revolution. In the freedom contains its own nemesis: It tends grounds of the Naval War College, and to White House there is a painting of the sign­ to increase until it overruns the restraint address such a distinguished gathering. Ad­ ing of the Declaration of Independence. Of necessary for social order and group surviv­ miral Service, I want you to know how very all the famous paintings displayed in the al: Freedom unlimited is chaos complete." grateful I am to you for making this forum White House, this one is most unusual. It is I was widely quoted in the press a few available to me. an unfinished painting. Many of the figures months ago when I said that I had noted a I would like to direct my opening remarks in the background are only sketched in or resurgence of patriotism in this country. I to the Naval War College students in the left blank. had made that observation because of the audience. I know you've been cramming for This unfinished painting reminds me that surge of registration that we experienced in final exams and so I will understand if your the American Revolution is unfinished busi­ the aftermath of the tragedy of the murder­ eyelids begin to droop. Just sit back and ness. The uncompleted painting tells me ous downing of Korean air liner 007, the relax. You are finishing a year of professori­ that any American can become a signer of ruthless terrorist act in Beirut, and the dis­ al lectures-you're not going to have to the Declaration of Independence by carry­ patching of American troops to Grenada, suffer through a scholarly dissertation from ing out the ideals of the Founders of this the Soviet-Cuban colony that was being me tonight. I promise my presentation will great Nation of ours. As Director of Selec­ readied as a major military bastion to not be followed by a pop quiz to see how tive Service, I want to enlist every 18-year­ export terror and undermine democracy. many of you retained the essential points of old man as a signer of the Declaration. I I was surprised and pleased that the my message. want to encourage every 18-year-old to media would favorably report on the rise of But I do have one question for the stu­ adhere to the principles of the Declaration patriotism. The press more often seems in­ dents who wear Army green. I'm a graduate and to carry on the Revolution. clined to report on the activities of the anti­ of that gentlemen's course at Carlisle, the Permit me a few further words about that establishment types. Army War College. You've probably heard sacred document. We all remember, of Let me share with you an incident that oc­ rumors about Carlisle-a year of 365 social course, that in the Declaration, Thomas Jef­ curred at the Kennedy Center in Washing­ events and zero exams. So my question to ferson wrote of "life, liberty and the pursuit ton earlier this year. There was a tribute to you Army types is: What did you do wrong of happiness" as "unalienable rights." "To the late Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. to get ordered to Newport? Well, don't secure these rights," Jefferson wrote, "gov­ and a great number of celebrities were on worry about it. I know it's been a rewarding ernments are instituted among men, deriv­ hand to perform. At the end of the evening, year for you. And I think I know how each ing their just powers from the consent of one of the entertainers refused to come on of you students would answer my second the governed." In other words, Jefferson en­ stage for the show's closing number. That question: Are you better off today than you visioned a government that would protect misguided soul refused to join in singing the were a year ago? the rights of the citizen, but it would be a final number, "America the Beautiful." She e This "bullet.. symbol identifies statements or insertions which are not spoken by the Member of the Senate on the floor. e This "bullet.. symbol identifies statements or insertions which are not spoken by the Member on the floor. June 7, 1984 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS 15487 said we are living in "crazy, patriotic, na­ mean the difference between winning and TALLAHASSEE, FLA.: A CITY tionalistic times!" losing if a war should occur. This savings of WHERE PEOPLE CARE FOR Well, put me on record as saying it's okay six weeks is worth more than its weight in OTHERS to sing "America the Beautiful." And it's gold-because any delay in mobilization okay to be patriotic! More recently, that would not be paid for in gold, it would be same misguided soul made another incredi­ paid for in blood.
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