Please join me in this Pledge of Alliance to our Consitution

AN OATH TO MY FELLOW AMERICANS I swear on my honor to God, and my fellow man, that I will defend the Constitution, and those citizens who lawfully abide by it in these United States of America with my very life. I swear that I will never give in to any forces that oppose the rights of man proclaimed within its content, and that I will come to the aid of those who are oppressed by those who attempt to disregard its true meaning. I Pledge my Allegiance to those who would save this country from the forces of Socialism, and to those who would lead us back, to the values entrusted to us by our Fore-Fathers. The values of Commonsense and decency, that we have lived by for centuries. It is my belief that the Framers of our Constitution and Bill of Rights, intended for us to govern in the way of God and his principles. I do not feel that these men wanted to eliminate God, or the reference to God from our lives in any way. I believe that our very laws are a reflection of Gods terms for life, and were established within that framework. How can the words proclaimed in the 1st Amendment to the Constitution mean anything else. The 1st Amendment: Articles in addition to, and amendment of, the Constitution of the United States of America, proposed by Congress, and ratified by the several states, pursuant to the Fifth Article of the original Constitution. Amendment 1fn2 (Annotations) Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. The 2nd Amendment; A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed. I personally Pledge, to defend with all my being, the right of the citizens of the United States of America, to own and to bear arms for their personal safety, as well as that of the State; and to defend the property of our State, and that of our neighbors, pursuant to the 2nd Amendment of the Constitution. I hereby affix my name to the above document in the hope that others will do the same. We need to come together to show ourselves as one, to those who would take our rights from us. Donald H. Lindberg, citizen of the United States, Richard.a.Light. Citizen of the great state of Texas, Kaleb Jones, Citizen of Idaho, Gary Young, Citizen of New Hampshire, Dwayne Hefner, (The Cold Warrior) Wisconsin, Rikki N. Like, Roland Adams, citizen of Nevada, Delores Newman, The Great State of Texas, Jeff Haugen Vietman Veteran, Citizen of the USA!, Edward Endo, United States, Ol Grama, from the sorry, broke state of Calilfornia, Tiffany, United States, Julie Day, Nevada Tony Fairless, United States, Rose Adwell, United States, Sharon Rondeau, United States, Mrs. E. J. McCullough, Great State of Texas, Liz Phillips, Fedup and angry US Citizen! Simi Valley Mexifornia , George M. Cox, United States, Gail Hitchcock,Alaska U.S.A.,John Dean from central Utah, Walter, United States, Juanita Costopoulos, Nevada,Richard, conservative stuck behind enemy lines in W Mass, Lance James Stinson citizen of Florida,Julie Brooks, Dallas, TX, Boyd and Barbara Payne; Melvin and Kristi Tadlock; Curt and Jill Payne, Cameron Adams, Ethan Adams, Jaron Adams, Bryan Cox, Stacy Davis, Larry and Kathy Schneider, Jim and Rhonda Armbrester, Steve Fehlauer, conservative Christian of West Virginia, It is easy to make statements and hide behind made up names, now is the time to step up to the plate, and put your name to this cause. To have your name affixed to this document, email permission with your proper name to; PLEDGE c/o (donspoliticalblog@gmail.com.) I see nowhere in these Amendments, that infringe on our ability in anyway to pray and to hold peaceful protest. On the contrary I see it as permission for such activity. I cannot understand by any interpretation of these Amendments, where we are not allowed to display our feelings in a public place or gathering. Commonsense says we should never force our religion or opinions on others if they are not receptive. I see nothing in these amendments that says a silent prayer in school by those who wish to partake is an infringement of rights of those who wish to abstain. Were we to govern by commonsense as we did for centuries, rather than this ambiguous theory of political correctness, we would be a more democratic Republic than we are at present. It is my belief that the Supreme Court rather than interpreting intent, has in the last two decades added their personal theories, to the laws of America. This interference with the actual meaning of the Constitutional laws has cause great harm to our society. It should not matter what political persuasion a judge is, if the intent is on strict interpretation of the Constitution and or The Bill of Rights. 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