I believe in the truth. I believe it starts right here!
My fellow Oath Keepers,
I am a 50 year old proud American with a strong desire to connect with people like me. I have lived my life to it’s fullest, through the wonder years when justice was blind and Lady Liberty stood proud herself. I have served honorably in the US Navy taking the oath 3 times and living that oath with every fiber of my being. I have also sworn on the Bible in a court of law to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. I believe both are the core of a mans integrity and are being violated by the men of this country. I believe this goes to the root of our failure as a nation.
I have never signed on to one of these blog sights because I am fairly introverted and always skeptical. I feel that for the first time in my life I am in the right place. I feel it because I am tired of screaming in the wilderness and when I heard about you on the radio it struck a chord in me like no others. I feel it is time to get involved outside my family and I thank-you all for being there.
I am here because I am dying inside. dying because I look back at those wonder years only left wondering what I have left for my children, and thier children.
My daughters may soon be administering socialized health care, and my son-in-law may be faced with upholding his oath in the Navy for some tyrannical form of America none of us understand, nor recognize.
I believe only Men of integrity can take this country back. I believe in the truth. I believe it starts right here!
Sincerely Yours,
Steve
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September 15th, 2010 at 7:55 pm
You think we’ve failed? Maybe you have, but I won’t give up on the US of A.
September 15th, 2010 at 9:40 pm
Welcome, Steve. We are very happy to have you with us. Your testimony indicates that you are just the type of person who can really do some good. We don’t rely on top-down directives, but handle the mission on an individual, day to day basis.
/salute
September 15th, 2010 at 10:16 pm
Steve,
“I believe in the truth. I believe it starts right here!”
Thanks for joining OK, and thanks for doing your part to “take this country back.”
Truth is “often” very difficult to ascertain. But if Americans would start thinking for themselves and quit relying on newscasters(?), editorialists, and an the assortment of experts(?) in the MSM we can “take this country back.”
Fortunately we have the truth of the Constitution on our side, unlike the overwhelming majority of people throughout history. It is up to us to get the word out and to defend and honor the Constitution.
To the Republic of the United StateS, and to all those who DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION in its entirety.
A Constitutionalist who “votes” for those who defend and honor the Constitution.
September 22nd, 2010 at 5:39 pm
PS to comment no. 3:
I would encourage all OK to question all history(?) and all news(?) in the MSM, the internet, and the alternative media that they think is credible. (And don’t believe for a moment that you are necessarily getting “history” on the history channel.) I find it extremely shocking what I “know” as history and news to quite often be absolutely wrong. And I am also talking about what I read, hear, and see from sources that I believe to be very credible. One should always look for the biases, no matter how subtle, of the writer and his sources. We all have biases. The best propagandists are those who are best at keeping their biases very well hidden.
A historian is a person who writes what another person said, that another person said, etc., etc., that another person claims to have seen.
An Un-hyphenated American who has NO! loyalty to
to the countries of his ancestors, nor to any other countries: NONE! And who has NO respect for those who have loyalty of “any” kind to another country or people.
To the political and territorial sovereignty of the Republic of the United StateS, and to those OK who DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION in its entirety
September 29th, 2010 at 11:16 am
“A historian is a person who writes what another person said, that another person said, etc., etc., that another person claims to have seen.”
Dead wrong, anon. Every real historian knows that what you’re describing is second-hand rubbish, no better than rumors or gossip. Above all else, real historians value and reference primary sources.
Know what a primary source is? If you don’t, then you’re probably perfectly happy with rumors, gossip, and someone else’s opinion, because you can’t tell the difference between those and facts.