Remember always our FREEDOMS of the CONSTITUTION. | August 26th, 2010
As I grew up and went through school we learned that the Constitution was the letter of the law and that our freedoms were based upon the Declaration.

As I grew up and went through school we learned that the Constitution was the letter of the law and that our freedoms were based upon the Declaration.

We now have foreign AND domestic enemies. (Well, I had domestic enemies then, too, but I didn’t know it.) But if, in the words of Benjamin Franklin on July 4, 1776, we all hang together, maybe we won’t hang separately.

I am a US Navy Reserve Veteran and I have taken the oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

Today I teach my young privates the real reason they joined and ensure they understand what the Oath means. It is amazing to see the look and the appreciation they have after they REALLY understand the Oath.

I love America but I am sick of the puppet show that is today’s government, educating people and letting them know what goes on behind their backs may make people see the light.
It is my sincere belief that the people who issue orders that contradict the Constitution are the domestic enemies all service members have sworn to defend the Constitution from.

I joined the National Guard right out of high school. I enjoyed it but wanted more. I joined the U.S.Navy. I served in Persian Gulf war. I haven’t found any reason to stop honoring the Oath(s) I took to safeguard my country and our Constitution.
On March 5th 2001 I graduated the Police Academy and sworn to protect the Constitution of the United States. Since that time I have done my best to do so. I watch daily as more and more of my rights have been lost

The reason why I joined The Oath Keepers is that I still remember the questionnaire that was given to the 1st Cav. right before the drawdowns began and I was offended and hurt to my core

When I myself took the Oath, it also meant to disobey ANY unlawful order detrimental to the well-being of this country or its citizens; and failure to do so was ILLEGAL.

Took my first Oath March 01, 1963. USAF. Second Oath August 17,1967. USN. Third Oath May 15, 1975. National Park Service, Federal Law Enforcement. None of the three had a termination date.

I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic….I am with you brothers, shoulder to shoulder.

After his Army service, he so loved the job that he moved from the Thumb to Detroit, and became a police officer. He served during the 1967 riots and was once pinned under a half-track vehicle by snipers who surrounded the area.

I have served in the Military, I serve as a volunteer Firefighter and as a Commissioned Police Officer, I find the direction the country is being taken by the government is a dangerous one.

I am and always will be 2nd Armored. Old Ironsides Vet. I will also keep the oath that I took in 1989. “that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic”

Our officials are entitled to our support only to the extent that they are acting within the bounds of power set forth in our Constitution, and then only if they have been duly elected in accordance with the rules set forth in our Constitution.

I was very fortunate and I got to see Sheriff Richard Mack giving a speech. He was a breath of fresh air. He did an excellent job explaining how the constitution can free all of us