An American citizen who takes an oath to a foreign power risks losing his U.S. citizenship- which is why American fighter pilots who volunteered to fly for Britain in WWII (The "Eagle Squadrons")were not asked to take an oath to the King.(never mind that fighting on behalf of a foreign power, as has happened just recently in Ukraine, for…
An American citizen who takes an oath to a foreign power risks losing his U.S. citizenship- which is why American fighter pilots who volunteered to fly for Britain in WWII (The "Eagle Squadrons")were not asked to take an oath to the King.(never mind that fighting on behalf of a foreign power, as has happened just recently in Ukraine, for example can do likewise, not to mention getting shot out of hand if captured (not being subject to Geneva protection any more than were German spies launched from subs onto Long Island, who were hung, once captured.) The problem is that the Justice Department has turned a blind eye to all this for some time now.
An American citizen who takes an oath to a foreign power risks losing his U.S. citizenship- which is why American fighter pilots who volunteered to fly for Britain in WWII (The "Eagle Squadrons")were not asked to take an oath to the King.(never mind that fighting on behalf of a foreign power, as has happened just recently in Ukraine, for example can do likewise, not to mention getting shot out of hand if captured (not being subject to Geneva protection any more than were German spies launched from subs onto Long Island, who were hung, once captured.) The problem is that the Justice Department has turned a blind eye to all this for some time now.
Hmmm, maybe the dilution of allegiance to America that the Left has fomented allows people to drift off elsewhere and feel justified.