Oath Keepers and Committees of Safety have just received confirmation that Lt. Commander Guy Cunningham (U.S. Navy, Ret.) will be a guest speaker at our rally on the Lexington, Massachusetts Green on April 19, 2009, where we will reaffirm our oaths.
Go here to read the Oath Keepers post about the Lexington rally. Or go here for the Committees of Safety announcement.
Lt. Commander Cunningham was the author of the famous 29 Palms Survey in 1995 that asked Marines if they would serve under U.N. Command and also if they would fire on American citizens who resisted attempts to disarm them.
Lt. CMDR Cunningham will speak at the April 19 muster on why he conducted that survey, the lessons learned from the results, and how it relates directly to the Oath Keepers mission and to the central importance of the oath we all took to defend the Constitution.
Lt. CMDR Cunningham (who served in Special Forces before becoming a Naval officer) is a true patriot and a man who risked his career to explore the vital questions of how U.S. military personnel are being conditioned to undertake missions that are in contradiction to our Constitution, such as conditioning the troops to serve under U.N. command, and how troops are not sufficiently instructed about the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Declaration of Independence. His study, and his observations on the results, are very relevant to our mission as Oath Keepers
Lt. CMDR Cunningham is, at this time, writing a special article and introduction to his survey, and once he is finished writing that article, we will post it along with his full, original survey on this site for you to read. Check back here over the next couple of days for more info.
Do not miss the chance to hear him speak at the rally on April 19, 2009 on Lexington Green, in Lexington Massachusetts! You will have the opportunity, after the rally, to ask him questions (and also to speak with the rest of our amazing guests!).
Stewart Rhodes
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