Oath Keepers

[HoneyBadger]

I asked the same questions when I met with some Colorado OathKeepers earlier this month. The membership dues help keep the community running, and fund marketing campaigns to get the message out to (primarily) active duty LE and military members to keep their Oath and not obey unlawful orders; this is something that is becoming more important every day IMHO. Stewart Rhodes (founder) speaks at a lot of events nationwide spreading this message, and I assume a portion of the membership dues help fund this travel as well. As far as I can tell, no one is getting rich off the organization. Be forewarned, the staff is all volunteer, so it is not super efficient at sending out membership packages and gear.

Thanks for the update. I consider myself an "unofficial member" as I'm sure most of the AD and Veterans here do. I'm interested in officially joining, but I need some convincing.

[Teufelhund]

Thanks for the update. I consider myself an "unofficial member" as I'm sure most of the AD and Veterans here do. I'm interested in officially joining, but I need some convincing.

The meetup this month was a good time. It was just a few of us that made it, but we sat and talked about guns and prepping for hours. We're looking at having another meetup the first week of February. Feel free to attend and ask questions and go from there. I don't care if people pay membership dues to OK or not, but it is damn nice to get together with like-minded folks, especially now.

[Teufelhund]

Moving the February Oath Keepers meetup to this weekend, likely Saturday. Have not determined a location or time yet.

PM me if you're interested in meeting some fellow Oath Keepers and I'll send you the details when we nail them down. You do not need to be an official, dues-paying member, but you do need to be an oath keeper (refer to the site if you need a definition).

[bryjcom]

I think this is a good org. If I were military or LEO I would join in a heartbeat. Think of me as a member in spirit.

The fact is there are some cops that need to remember what they took an oath to and seeing this organization rise up will help a lot of LEO realize that they may be alone when these orders come down in the future.

[rockhound]

am i the only one that can see that billboards is a photoshop ????

[Ashton]

LOL how to profit in america: Start non profit. Ask for donations. Get army to support non profit. Profit. The fact that you're posting this on a forum that asks for no dues... Well do you want me to decide for you?

[Ashton]

I asked the same questions when I met with some Colorado OathKeepers earlier this month. The membership dues help keep the community running, and fund marketing campaigns to get the message out to (primarily) active duty LE and military members to keep their Oath and not obey unlawful orders; this is something that is becoming more important every day IMHO. Stewart Rhodes (founder) speaks at a lot of events nationwide spreading this message, and I assume a portion of the membership dues help fund this travel as well. As far as I can tell, no one is getting rich off the organization. Be forewarned, the staff is all volunteer, so it is not super efficient at sending out membership packages and gear.

Are you just actually trying to recruit? Giving answers to frequently asked questions... Or are you just looking for someone to join with you?

[bryjcom]

LOL how to profit in america: Start non profit. Ask for donations. Get army to support non profit. Profit. The fact that you're posting this on a forum that asks for no dues... Well do you want me to decide for you?

What makes you say that they are profiting from this? Is the CEO taking a salary and how much? You've said a lot but I don't see any numbers.. Not saying your wrong but you definitely came out swinging...

[Ashton]

What makes you say that they are profiting from this? Is the CEO taking a salary and how much? You've said a lot but I don't see any numbers.. Not saying your wrong but you definitely came out swinging...

Wasn't trying to say anything just common sense which seems to say a lot... Normal CEO salaries are between 100-150 except no human being would take that little if they could take a lot more? I sure wouldn't. I wont even try to google numbers... Non profits pay a lot to keep numbers out of the picture.

[bryjcom]

Wasn't trying to say anything just common sense which seems to say a lot... Normal CEO salaries are between 100-150 except no human being would take that little if they could take a lot more? I sure wouldn't. I wont even try to google numbers... Non profits pay a lot to keep numbers out of the picture.

You'd be pleasantly surprised. I know the Salvation Army CEO makes around $15K a year and there are others that make nothing