Comments on: Bill O’Reilly Advocates Gun Confiscation in Interview with Oath Keepers Founder Stewart Rhodes

By: Jessie @ Tucson 4G Wireless

Jessie @ Tucson 4G Wireless — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 15:48:45 +0000

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By: minuteman26

minuteman26 — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 00:49:27 +0000

Some of you folks should check out todays Texas Fred blog.

By: Mike Krueger, frmr' Army Medic (Abn), & frmr' police officer.

Mike Krueger, frmr' Army Medic (Abn), & frmr' police officer. — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 22:55:22 +0000

To borrow from a letter I wrote (27 Feb 2010) on this site under: “Veterans Today Hit Piece On Oath Keeprs”

A few of those citizens (New Orleans) were prior military, one a U.S. Marine, and the other a Navy SEAL. “The young police officer just laughed in my face when he forced me to give up my .45″. Stated the Marine. The former SEAL later ended up having his house broken into by criminals who severely beat him, incapacitating him. Then went on to ransack the now unarmed mans’ home.

“Molon Labe” (Come and get them), seems to have suffered a set back.

By: Robert C

Robert C — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:11:30 +0000

I realize that i cannot make a statement like that and remain anonymous. so here is my name and a question. Is it traitorous to consider myself a Texan first and an American second? I realized long ago that Texas embodies the characteristics that once made America the best place in the world, that lives on in Texas still. I think when the collapse comes, that Texas will be better than most places in terms of infrastructure, services, and just plain pride. I don’t see that in America as a whole anymore. Am i looking in the wrong places or is there something to what i am saying about lack of American pride?

By: anonymous

anonymous — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:00:26 +0000

All right, people. enough is enough. I for one am tired of everyone always trying to be polite when discussing the traitors and wanna-be “chosen elite” that make up the party of the enemy. and yes, I did call them what they are, the enemy of my country, my family, my rights, and my future as a citizen rather than a subject. I will state clearly and without trying to lawyer-proof my statement what my line in the sand is: I WILL DIE BEFORE I SURRENDER ONE BOOK, ONE COMPUTER, ONE HAM RADIO,ONE ROUND OF AMMUNITION, OR ONE FIREARM, OF ANY TYPE. BUT BEFORE MY DEATH OCCURS, REST ASSURED THAT I AM 100% WILLING TO KILL TO DEFEND NOT ONLY MYSELF AND MY RIGHTS, BUT SOMETHING BIGGER AND MORE IMPORTANT THAN THAT. THAT IS FREEDOM OF THE INDIVIDUAL. I do not wish for any kind of upheaval, but you have to be blind to not see that one is coming.

By: minuteman26

minuteman26 — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:21:03 +0000

Brutus – You are correct sir. The first time I heard the phrase “new world order” was out of Bush Sr’s mouth. Havn’t had a patriotic POTUS since R.R.

By: Doug Kimberling

Doug Kimberling — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:37:07 +0000

You can count on my support. I served in the army
from 1967-1969,and am ready to take back our country. I believe our Constitution was hard thought and should be adhered to, Completely as
originally written. I believe our country needs to get back to true capitalism, which has been
poisoned with Socialism.

Doug K

By: Dave B

Dave B — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 10:40:56 +0000

Asa: a lot of us are supervisors and ranking officers. We’re going to be the ones to tell our subordinates to “stand down” if an unlawful order is given and we’re the ones who are currently getting the troops ready for such an occasion.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:12:34 +0000

Last night Mr O’Reilly came down on the side of the second amendment when arguing the Chicago handgun ban. His logic was that states have no right to pass laws that are contrary to any of the provisons of the constitutional amendments and I agree. However, the liberals on the Supreme Court will STILL side with Chicago and vote against second amendement freedom. This just goes to show us what kind of left wing scum that we have in the judicial system. Thank God for the 5 supreme court justices that will hopefully support the constitution and support their oath to the constitution.

By: Asa

Asa — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:02:36 +0000

I’m impressed with the spirit behind OK but I have no confidence in it. It’s extremely difficult for individuals to resist armed aggression by officials in the name (guise) of public safety.

What does the “Katrina bad weather” victim do, being alone, when the paycheck motivated robotic guardsman or cop demands his arms and submission. Even big mouth militia guys will hand them over rather than face humiliating arrest or death alone.

Being alone in this type of crisis is the problem.

The Minute Men had an alarm system suited perfectly for their day. We need one for our day.

OK should sponsor a twice-a-year local face-to- face show-of-power gathering in communities across the country. At an appointed time and date all local OK minded “men” should do a walk through and hand shake at the local mall.

And then network emergency telephone numbers for an assembly of resistance at the site of any gun grabs in process or other such crisis emergency.
Go to these emergencies unarmed so that you can’t be accused of provoking a fire fight but have your arms available should the need warrant it.

If patriots try to stand alone all is lost. But when we stand together in resistance at what ever level of force is needed then chances are very good freedom will survive.

Don’t turn a face-to-face into a BBQ and beer gathering. Keep it serious as a heart attack. Just a hand shake and “I’ll be there; here’s my number; call me first” kind of fellowship. Each man calls four more then goes to the site of crisis.

Any freedom loving lawyers out there need to inform OK what they can do in the field; at the site of conflict–legally–when faced with unlawful armed aggression by government police and soldiers and expect to win in court, should it go to court.

But at some point we will be called upon by our posterity to bleed and die for ours and their freedom and then local or national law and peaceful resolution will end and the rules of war come to the fore. It will take more than brute force and sacrificial death to win. We must stop talking about our outrage and beliefs and start living what we believe and feel and start thinking and come together to prepare for the inevitable in the least provocative way possible but still send a clear unequivocal message of finality–a line carved in the blood bought earth of American freedom.

We stand together as an unstoppable force in crisis like men worthy of the gift of freedom or we go down as detestable and unworthy of freedom as our legacy. We go down as talkers and of no honorable consequence.

The giants that stood against Britain at Concord and Lexington dealt with reality; it’s time we did also.

Best Regards,