The marble inscription at Trinidad’s Red House (Parliament in Port of Spain) is…

Brief

Mike Dubreuil's post (quoting Dr. Jack Wheeler) argues the marble inscription at Trinidad’s Red House in Port of Spain demonstrates the U.S. Declaration of Independence inspired Trinidad (99% Indian/African or mixed; 64% Christian, 21% Hindu, 6% Muslim). He claims Democrat politicians, teachers’ unions and entrenched bureaucrats are undermining those principles via indoctrination and grievance, and urges reclaiming homes and schools to preserve this heritage before the 250th anniversary.

Why it matters

The marble inscription at Trinidad’s Red House (Parliament in Port of Spain) is presented as explicitly inspired by the 1776 U.S. Declaration of Independence and cited as evidence that American founding principles influenced Trinidad—a country described as 99% Indian/African or mixed with religious breakdown 64% Christian, 21% Hindu, 6% Muslim.

Key details

The author asserts that Democrat politicians, teachers’ unions, and entrenched bureaucrats in the U.S. are actively undermining the Declaration and Constitution by promoting school 'indoctrination', replacing individual responsibility and faith in God with grievance and state dependence, and weakening allegiance to the nation.

The post calls for unapologetic resistance—starting in homes and reclaiming schools and institutions—to preserve and pass this American heritage ahead of the 250th anniversary; it quotes Dr. Jack Wheeler (@DRJWheeler27045) and was posted by @mike_dubreuil (published 2026-06-28).

The marble inscription at Trinidad’s Red House shows how America’s Declaration of Independence, with its God-given, unalienable rights and principles of human dignity and liberty, has inspired free nations worldwide.

Trinidad and many others adopted these ideals even though they never fought our Revolution.

Yet right here in America, Democrat politicians, teachers’ unions, and entrenched bureaucrats are actively working to undermine the very Declaration and Constitution that gave these principles to the world.

They push indoctrination in our schools, replace individual responsibility and faith in God with grievance and state dependence, and weaken allegiance to the nation that first proclaimed them.

We must fight these efforts unapologetically, starting in our homes, reclaiming our schools and institutions, if we are to pass this heritage to our children and grandchildren. The world is still watching what we do with the gift we were given.

Dr. Jack Wheeler (@DRJWheeler27045)

THE INSPIRATION OF AMERICA

Next to the entrance of The Red House, the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago in the capital of Port of Spain, there is this marble inscription. It is clear that it is inspired by our 1776 Declaration of Independence and America’s founding principles. Trinidad’s population is 99% either Indian (from India), African, or a mix of the two. 64% are Christian, 21% Hindu, 6% Moslem, others undeclared – and all have these principles as a common bond between them.

Here in the Caribbean’s Trinidad is such a clear example of how America’s founding moral principles are such an inspiration to all humanity, of all cultures, creeds, and ethnicities. They are universal, America’s heritage as a gift to the world. This is the heritage of all Americans – something we need to cherish is we celebrate the 250th
anniversary of our nation’s birth. (photo ©Jack Wheeler)

— https://nitter.net/DRJWheeler27045/status/2070924028584316937#m