Tom Anderson gives a speech at the Rally for God, Family and Country July 1965 in BostonAnderson was a Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy during World War II and after the war he purchased The Arkansas Farmer. He eventually owned fourteen magazines throughout the South, making Anderson the largest farm publisher in the United StatesEarly in his career, he worked as a salesman for the Southern Agriculturalist in Nashville TN, where he began his writing against communism. That publication was absorbed in 1950 by Farm and Ranch magazine, a weekly based in Dallas.Anderson then served as supervising editor of Farm and Ranch and as author of a column entitled "Straight Talk," one of the most popular columns in farm magazines of the time (carried by 375 newspapers). Anderson also served as President of the American Agricultural Editors Association. Please visit our website www.campconstitution.net 

A presentation by Pastor Dan Fisher author of "Bringing Back the Black Robe Regiment." Pastor Dan Fisher Author, Bringing Back the Black Robed Regiment Dan grew up in western Arkansas and felt God’s call to the ministry very early. He preached his first sermon at 16 and by the time he was 23, he was the full-time pastor of Immanuel Baptist, Poteau, OK.  Forty-three years after his first sermon, Dan continues in the ministry as the co-pastor of Fairview Baptist, Edmond, OK.  He and his wife, Pam, have been married for 38 years and have two children and four grandchildren.Dan has always believed Christians cannot compartmentalize their lives into the “secular” and the “sacred,” but are rather to be “salt and light” in every area of society – including government.  And since Americans live in a representative republic, Dan believes it is essential that “the people,” especially Christians, do their duties as citizens.In 2008, Dan started presenting what has become his highly acclaimed “Bringing Back the Black Robed Regiment” presentation. In it, he tells the amazing and inspiring story of the Patriot Pastors of the 18th century who preached the biblical principles of liberty and government from their pulpits and who, when the time came, led the men of their congregations and communities off to defend those principles on the battlefields of our War of Independence.Over the years, the “Black Robed Regiment” presentation has grown into a “true” stage production with Dan in full period costume using multimedia and actual “identified” relics from our War of Independence to challenge today’s church to stand for liberty as the 18th century church did.  As he warns, “If today’s church does not stand as our founding generation stood, we will not only lose our republic, but our liberties as well.”In 2012, Dan continued to “live out” the Black Robed Regiment story by being elected to the Oklahoma House of Representatives where he served for two terms - while continuing to serve as full-time pastor of the 1000-member Trinity Baptist in Yukon, OK and while continuing to present his Black Regiment message around the country.  In 2015, frustrated with compromising “so-called conservatives” in the OK Legislature, and feeling the need to commit more time to his church and “Black Robed Regiment” ministry, Dan chose not to run for a third term – even though he was unopposed.  That same year he also left Trinity Baptist, where he had served for twenty-three years, in order to expand his “Black Robed Regiment” ministry.  But God had additional plans and that same year, Dan became the pastor of Liberty Church, Yukon, OK and in 2018, he ran for governor of OK where he garnered 36,000 votes and came in fourth out of 10 Republican candidates.  In 2019, Dan became the co-pastor of Fairview Baptist, Edmond, OK where he serves beside Pastor Paul Blair. Dan’s vision and prayer is that the American church will regain the “spirit” of the original “Black Robed Regiment” and once again actively engage in the defense of truth and liberty. Through his work as pastor, state representative, and leader in the modern Black Regiment movement, Dan endeavors to see that vision fulfilled.

 A speech by Ed Hiserodt, science writer for "The New American." Edward Franklin Hiserodt III, born in Memphis, Tenn., on November 6, 1939. Edward Franklin Hiserodt III "slipped the surly bonds of earth," the afternoon of November 28, in his bed, reading a good book. He was the only son and eldest child of Edward F. Hiserodt, Jr. and Mary Louise Rapp Hiserodt, who also raised a daughter, Martha Louise Hiserodt Johnson, all of whom preceded him in death. Known as "Eddie" by family and "Ed" by his many friends, he is survived by his wife, Kaye Denise Corder Hiserodt; and children, Scott, Benjamin (Julie), Jennifer Cormier (Paul), Jill Snyder (Edward), Stuart, and Philip (Leanne), Alex Maitland (Rebecca); grandchildren, Jeremy (41) and Alecia (36), Bahram (36) and Arian (34) Banki, Kyle (31) and James (27) Maitland, Clay (29) and Regan (27) Etheridge, Harrison (21), Sola (20), and Rocket (13) Snyder, Wilder (8) and Ridgely (5) Hiserodt. Ed's undying loyalty to the Crimson Tide began with his college career at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa where he joined Sigma Chi Fraternity and went on to earn a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering in 1962. After graduating and earning a private pilot's license that year, he worked in a number of engineering capacities, including as a NASA contractor on the Saturn V project in Huntsville, from 1962-1966, and as an electrical manufacturer's representative for Ransom Sales in Memphis. In 1970, he moved to Little Rock, Ark., and in 1983, founded Controls & Power, an engineering representative firm for electrical control manufacturers, of which he was president for the remainder of his life. Ed prided himself on achieving his bucket list items of owning his own plane and making a hole-in-one. But he never got around to climbing Mount Everest (too much trouble). Passion for liberty was his raison d'etre, and he lived a life supporting those causes that restore and safeguard the freedoms we inherited from those who died to ensure we would have them. A life member of The John Birch Society and former chairman of the American Conservative Union, his special interest rested in promoting nuclear energy and exposing the myth of so-called "renewables." As such, he was a member of the Society for Accurate Radiation Information and Environmentalists for Nuclear Power. A long-time contributor to The New American Magazine on science and energy issues, in 2005, he penned his magnum opus, "Under Exposed: What if Radiation is Actually Good for You?", currently in its second printing of the English edition, and which has also been translated into Dutch and French.

 A lecture by Mr. Ron Wright on the need for the United States to get out of the United Nations. Please visit our website www.campconstitution.net 

 This is from a film strip converted to audio.   Charlie Smith was a former left-wing militant who became a conservative Patriot. The John Birch Society had him on their speakers bureau for many years.   Please visit our website www.campconstitution.net 

Taylor Caldwell addresses the annual Rally for God, Family and Country July 1972 Boston, MA,  She is introduced by Devin Garrity of the Devin-Adair Publishing Company.Please visit our website www.campconstitution.net 

 Defending the Decalogue:  A Presentation by Col. John Eidsmoe.  John Eidsmoe is a retired Air Force Lt. Colonel and Alabama State Defense Force Colonel, and a graduate of the Air Command & Staff College and the Air War College. He is Professor of Law at the Oak Brook College of Law and Government Policy and, in his various teaching assignments, his students have given him the Outstanding Professor Award or Professor of the Year Award five times. He has served as Senior Staff Attorney with the Alabama Supreme Court and is currently Legal Counsel for the Foundation for Moral Law. Eidsmoe also serves on the boards of Lutherans for Life, The Plymouth Rock Foundation, and the Gospel Martial Arts Union, and is a constitutional attorney who has defended homeschools, Christian schools, the right of students to study the Bible in public schools, and the right to display the Ten Commandments in the public arena. He has authored numerous books, including Historical & Theological Foundations of Law, Christianity & the Constitution, God & Caesar, and Columbus & Cortez, and has produced a variety of audio and video lecture albums including The Institute on the Constitution and Here I Stand: A Biblical Worldview for a New Millennium. He holds seven academic degrees in law, theology, history, and political science. He and his wife, Marlene, have been married since 1970, have three children, and live in rural Pike Road, Alabama.

 Author of "The Establishment's Man", James Drummey gives a presentation on the topic of his book-George H..W. Bush-Skull and Bones, and CFR member. Please visit our website www.campconstitution.net 

Danger of the Peace and Freeze Movements:  A Speech by Major General George S. Patton IV.  He is introduced by Congressman Larry McDonald who was a relative.  Please visit our website www.campconstitutional.net

A speech made by Professor Anthony Sutton in the early 1980s.   Antony C. Sutton was a research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and an economics professor at California State University, Los Angeles. He was the author of 21 books, including Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler. The Skull and Bones Chapter 322 is behind the evil in this world and represent Satan and his minions. Antony Sutton was given boxes of documents from a Skull and Bones member after they died. He has everything and made it public so people would understand this evil. He gave his life for this. He died a hero. Please visit our website www.campconstitution.net