Oath Keepers

I read in the paper that a local police chief belonged to this organization. I was glad to know that it is growing by leaps and bounds. It was founded by a marine that wants to protect the second amendment as well as other civil rights.
Watch the video!
http://oathkeepers.org/oath/

Chris Mathews tries his best to paint them in a negative light :



Saul Alinky RULE 5: "Ridicule is man's most potent weapon." There is no defense. It's irrational. It's infuriating. It also works as a key pressure point to force the enemy into concessions.

Matthews is a turd and anyone who thinks like him is also!

He wants to imply "armed" = "dangerous".

I wonder if he wets himself when he sees a cop?

Oath keepers is an awesome site. Black and blue told me about it on Saturday. It is nice that there is a large number of law enforcement that will refuse to allow a repeat of the aftermath of hurricane Katrina. In the video they took away someone's grandmother in handcuffs because she resisted their confiscation of her pistol. If I was a criminal, after seeing that video it tells me that now she is totally helpless, ripe for the picking. The mayor and governor were both democrats. Bobby Gindal is now the governor of Louisiana. He is a true conservative. I would like to see him run for president.

He is a link to the latest Oath Keepers video.

Wish that was the chief in my town. Maybe I could get my LTC.

Stewart Rhodes, the founder of Oath Keepers, was interviewed last night on Wide Awake News. The interview is archived at: http://www.renseradioarchives.com/wideawake/ Select the show dated 12-29-11. The actual interview of Stewart Rhodes begins 6:07 minutes into the program. The beginning of the program has music I don't care for but don't let that put you off. After the music Charlie McGrath talks about Ron Paul and the Ohio primary. The actual interview is quite long and they discuss some pretty unsettling things. The entire program is a little over 53 minutes. The man is worth listening to. I was at an event where he spoke April 19th, 2010 and the pictures I posted are from that event.

I was there. This was on the steps of the Connecticut Capitol Building a while ago. Just found the video.

Was talking to a retired undercover narcotics cop...
Was going to join the CC aux but had to withdraw because of his stance on the 2A...
Told him about the Oath Keepers...

CapeCoaler wrote:Was talking to a retired undercover narcotics cop...
Was going to join the CC aux but had to withdraw because of his stance on the 2A...
Told him about the Oath Keepers...

Do you mean the Coast Guard Aux, Cape Cod?

Yep,
Coast Guard auxiliary Cape Cod...
Strong 2A kinda guy...
Helping out my friends at The Iron House...
They came in looking at stoves...
Try to steer clear of religion, politics, Government when doing sales...
But what do ya do for work always pops up...
It was the search and seizure policy that was the issue...

U.S. Coast Guard Boarding Policy
Title 14 section 89 of the United States Code authorizes the U.S. Coast Guard to board vessels subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, anytime, any place upon the high and upon any waterway over which the United States has jurisdiction, to make inquires, examinations, inspections, searches, seizures, and arrests. The U.S. Coast Guard does not require a warrant to conduct search, seizures, arrests over any United States Waterway or high seas. The U.S. Coast Guard also have full legal law enforcement power on any land under the control of the United States, as needed to complete any mission.