proposing a new name to call ourselves in celebration of today!

[garrettwombat]

The Sons of Liberty was a secret organization of American Patriots which originated in the Thirteen Colonies before the American Revolution. British authorities and supporters known as Loyalists considered the Sons of Liberty as seditious rebels, and referred to them as "Sons of Violence" and "Sons of Iniquity."

The Sons of Liberty attacked the apparatus and symbols of British authority and power such as gentlemen's homes, Customs officers, East India Company tea, and as the war approached, vocal supporters of the Crown.

Just as before, we (the sons of liberty) attack our new threat on a daily basis.
the media, crooked politicians, neocons, and anyone standing in the way of LIBERTY


no matter what the outcome of the coming election.
the sons of liberty will always exist to make sure personal liberty and the constitution is held in this country as the highest symbolism for America.

it will be a way to stay united as a group long after ron paul is elected.

what do you guys think?

[kushaze]

I like neo-con assassins but it might be a little too strong.

[DirtMcGirt]

sons and daughters of liberty

[hawkeyenick]

The Brethren

[torchbearer]

I like neo-con assassins but it might be a little too strong.

N.C.A.?

[LibertyForAll]

Suns Of Liberty

[Nate]

Hell Yes we should!
VOX POPULI, VOX DEI!

The establishment would call the Sons of Liberty a terrorist organization today.

[lemur]

Sons of Liberty is good with me (and I'm female, but why get picky about the gender thing?).

[hawkeyenick]

Sons of Liberty is good with me (and I'm female, but why get picky about the gender thing?).

You realize sons of liberty is the name of the conspiracy perpetrated by a new world order in Metal Gear Solid 2 right?

[Hurricane Bruiser]

I mentioned that name a month or so ago and it kinda didn't get any traction but I personally love it. That is the best name rooted in history that describes us IMO.

[RedLightning]

I really like it.

[hawkeyenick]

I mentioned that name a month or so ago and it kinda didn't get any traction but I personally love it. That is the best name rooted in history that describes us IMO.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sons_of_liberty

[dsentell]

Sons of Liberty . . . I like it even though I am female.

HOWEVER, torchbearer, don't be abbreviating it . . . :)

[DirtMcGirt]

did you see their flag on wiki for son's of liberty?

[garrettwombat]

The existence of the first U.S. civil flag came about in 1767 when members of the "Sons of Liberty" rebelled against the Stamp Act by turning the flag of the British East India Company on its side and then flew it on the "Liberty Tree". The "on it's side" vertical stripes were then declared to represent individual sovereignty over the King of England. This new flag, also known as the "Rebellious Flag" and the "Common Law" flag, quickly became the flag of the American Revolutionaries.

http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g236/garrettwomack/flag17b.jpg

[hawkeyenick]

The existence of the first U.S. civil flag came about in 1767 when members of the "Sons of Liberty" rebelled against the Stamp Act by turning the flag of the British East India Company on its side and then flew it on the "Liberty Tree". The "on it's side" vertical stripes were then declared to represent individual sovereignty over the King of England. This new flag, also known as the "Rebellious Flag" and the "Common Law" flag, quickly became the flag of the American Revolutionaries.

http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g236/garrettwomack/flag17b.jpg

Sounds fucking sweet

This will be how we recognize each other in public

I have our first mission lined up...message me for it

[garrettwombat]

I mentioned that name a month or so ago and it kinda didn't get any traction but I personally love it. That is the best name rooted in history that describes us IMO.

i love it, we are a direct continuation of the sons of liberty that is described in the history books... almost exactly the same just more modern and updated

[yongrel]

the Wildcats!

[son of liberty]

nice flag.

[Adamsa]

The Paulios.

[FreeTraveler]

Suns Of Liberty

I like this version myself, to be gender-neutral. I usually don't pay any attention to that PC krap, but in this case it would be a good idea to be as inclusive as possible.

[hawkeyenick]

nice flag.

Where can we get this flag online???

[hawkeyenick]

blimp

[garrettwombat]

Where can we get this flag online???

do a search for "civil flag"

[torchbearer]

the Wildcats!

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/img/v3/07-20-2007.NGL_20mini.GMG26KCAJ.1.jpg

[hawkeyenick]

The existence of the first U.S. civil flag came about in 1767 when members of the "Sons of Liberty" rebelled against the Stamp Act by turning the flag of the British East India Company on its side and then flew it on the "Liberty Tree". The "on it's side" vertical stripes were then declared to represent individual sovereignty over the King of England. This new flag, also known as the "Rebellious Flag" and the "Common Law" flag, quickly became the flag of the American Revolutionaries.

http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g236/garrettwomack/flag17b.jpg

Who can we get to make these flags?

[Grandson of Liberty]

I'm kinda partial to my screenname. :D

[garrettwombat]

Who can we get to make these flags?

prob any printing company.

i wonder if we should update it in any way to suit us specifically more or leave it the way it is..

maybe write "sons of liberty" across it, or below the eagle.

[slantedview]

how about:

patriots

[Joe3113]

Children of Liberty? Paulites?

[hawkeyenick]

prob any printing company.

i wonder if we should update it in any way to suit us specifically more or leave it the way it is..

maybe write "sons of liberty" across it, or below the eagle.

maybe a small insignia, nothing to taint the image, just enough that anyone who knows what it is will know what the person that has it is about