Pro-2A Militias Are ‘Treasonous’

 

 Gee, my sixth great grandfather and uncles must have been 'treasonous'.......:) 

Tuscaroras And (My Family)

My 6th Great Grandfather Was Recognized As Fighting/Dying In The Militia At Core Creek At 35 Years Of Age. A son who was seventeen at the time was also killed, but there is no mention of him. His wife was killed, his daughter, who was but three, was killed, and my fifth great grandfather, at seven years old, was missed somehow, and most fortunately. 

"In the following year, his name appears in an official record of claims paid to persons in Craven Precinct in consequence of militia service rendered by themselves or their testators, intestates, or assignors, during the Tuscarora War." http://tinyurl.com/hgnducs 

Four Of His Seven Grandsons Served In The Craven County Militia
"Four of these sons--John, George, Jr., Tobias and Michael--are included in a muster of Craven County militia for the years 1754-1756." 

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Forming militias to defend the Constitution may not only be unlawful, but downright treasonous according to one historian and legal analyst. 

Patrick Charles, the Senior Historian for U.S. Special Operations Command, told CBS News that the civilian-led militias in Virginia that have emerged in direct response to Democratic efforts to infringe on gun rights over the past several years may be betraying the very country they claim to be protecting.   

“I would say it could be treason,” explained Charles, who appeared in the CBSN Originals, “Reverb: Gun, Fight” (see embedded videos above and below).  

“Are they just acting on behalf of the First Amendment, ‘I’m declaring myself a militia’? Or are they performing state-sanctioned militia functions? If they’re doing the latter, that is arguably treason,” he added.

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