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Re: Proposed Mission StatementOct. 31, 2001 To: Remnant Saints Leadership Guild nominees The following Patriot Alliance mission statement is found at http://www.patriotalliance.com/MissionStatement/ and is being proposed as the mission statement for Remnant Saints, for which you have been nominated to serve as a founding member of its leadership guild. Wording suggestions and other comments are welcome. A final version will be voted upon when the nomination process is completed, Nov. 6, 2001, and will probably be adopted at patriotalliance.com as well. The following have already accepted their nominations to the Remnant Saints leadership guild: So far, with 24 plus hours of passing since the first group of nominees received notice of the mission statement, no one has commented one way or the other on the mission statement. That's fine, if it means you're all ready to sign your names to it. ==================== Patriot Alliance MISSION STATEMENT To facilitate the unification and efficient networking of the various patriot organizations throughout the world. To streamline duplicate efforts, and identify and encourage the best talent in each. Each individual and organization has a unique talent and purpose. Through cooperation those talents and purposes can be best optimized. United we stand. MISSION STATEMENT ELABORATION Patriot Alliance is not focused on allegiance to any given nation, but rather is based on devotion to the principles of freedom that are the birthright of all mankind. Freedom has its foundation in truths found in virtually every field, from politics to economics to religion. Likewise, the truths from these various fields combine to create the most pure manifestation of freedom, such as an appropriate balance of liberty and restraint, individuality and cooperation, justice and mercy. We recognize that of the forms of government currently in operation in the world, the Constitution of the United States is a premier document so far as setting forth the basic ideal parameters of government in today's society, and that it would behoove the United States of America to return to those principles from which they have strayed. We also recognize that the principles set forth in the Constitution would be beneficial in any government on earth, and that other nations would be benefited by moving toward those principles to the extent they do not currently embrace them. At the same time, we realize that the United States Constitution is not the ultimate document in support of freedom in an ideal society. It was a monumental turning point in the history of this planet, but will be superseded by an even more glorious document of freedom that our generation will produce which will be the basis for the kingdom of God on earth, protecting the God-given rights of all mankind in all nations of all religions. We believe in sustaining the governments to which we are subjected to the extent that they uphold principles of freedom. We hold it as our right and our duty to seek to do our part as citizens to steer our respective nations in the direction of freedom and away from tyranny. We also believe that it is our right and our duty to use whatever peaceful means are at our disposal to promote these principles, but that if peaceful means are exhausted, then we have a right and a duty to defend freedom by reasonable force. In the promoting of the ideal form of government as well as in defending against encroachments upon freedom, we realize that we can best accomplish both of these objectives by uniting with other patriot individuals and organizations so that our individual talents are ideally paired with those of others. We believe that one of the inalienable rights of all mankind is the right to self defense to defend against any form of tyranny, to safeguard life, liberty, property. We also believe that in communities of commonly-principled individuals is found a synergism and hence an increased ability to promote what is good and defend against what is not good. In that context, we realize that the governments of towns, counties, states, nations, and even of the world have the potential for either the promotion of liberty or for its destruction. To the extent that these governments promote freedom, we support them; but to the extent that they encroach upon freedom, we are obliged to oppose them. So long as new citizens immigrating to a town, county, city, state, or nation are in support of the principles of freedom, there need be no block on their immigration. In short, we are for freedom. ==================== Please submit any suggested alterations or additions to missionstatement@remnantsaints.com or to missionstatement@patriotalliance.com |
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