I took an oath to preserve, protect and defend our beloved Constitution--not follow the fascist traitors in Washington (both sides of the aisle)

I am a retired USAF Lt. Colonel (13 years active duty: 8 years Air Force Reserve Command) and was pleased to discover Oath Keepers. I took an oath to preserve, protect and defend our beloved Constitution--not follow the fascist traitors in Washington (both sides of the aisle) who continually chip away at the constitution and our Bill of Rights.

Here in Texas, I am the senate marshall of the 13th Congress of the republic of Texas. http://www.texasrepublic.info/

God bless your work, God bless the United States and may God bless the republic of Texas.

Steve Baysinger

San Antonio

republic of Texas

The Constitution, is what holds our union together;

Hello all,

This is a wonderful forum for allowing those who vowed to re-confirm what they swore to do.

I remember that morning at the MEPS station in San Antonio where I was told to raise my hand and swear. I recall what I was sworn to do.
I remember the gravity, at least for me, of the event when I promised before God, that I would uphold the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic.
At the time I took no oath to protect and defend a government, a political party or an elected official. That stuck in my nineteen year old mind as something important and as something that rang true and wise.

It is still true for me as the united States of America, the country, is greater than the Federal government. The Federal government is not what must survive, succeed or be protected it is the people of the many States of our union that must.
That one document, the Constitution, is what holds our union together; lists
some of our God given rights and imposes limits on those, We the People, temporarily entrust with the responsibility of protecting us as we pursue happiness and protect our liberties as we live our lives as free men and women.
The Constitution is not a thing that can be legally altered, changed or ignored by the whims of a few.

All that being said I took the oath deadly seriously and now re-affirm that I will defend the Constitution. It hasn’t changed so neither should my resolve to protect the truths it contains as I have not been absolved from what I swore nor do I desire to be absolved of my forsworn duty.
So, if some would act in a manner that puts the Constitution in jeopardy they would become its enemy and therefore mine.

As I once swore “So help me God.”


Willing and ready,


W. L. Moses