The Idaho Chapter of the Sons of Liberty is in its beginning stages. It is up to every patriot to take the initiative and begin the process of forming their own Teams, county by county, or attain a Nomad status if your county does not have enough members to form a Team. Our private members only association will provide the structure and framework for said Teams, which is fundamentally based on the guidance of our founder in the Sons of Liberty Manifesto. This process starts here.
Prior to applying to the Idaho Chapter of the Sons of Liberty or the SOL American Tribe, you must read the site content at www.son-of-liberty.org and the SOL Manifesto. Applying to join this organization without making any effort to understand its values, virtues, mission, and vision displays a lack of caution and makes it glaringly-evident that you don’t take this process seriously. Failure to read the Manifesto and the site content will result in a denied application.
The application will ask some qualifying questions to gauge your level of understanding, your value, and your sincerity. An OSINT investigation will be conducted to confirm that you are who you say you are and that there’s no immediate red flags concerning your character. Answer these questions with as much clarity and detail as possible.
There is a non-refundable application fee of $40.00 USD. This is to cover your background check. Applications will be rejected if your answers don’t appear well thought-out or sincere, if your identity cannot be confirmed, or if your background check shows you have been convicted of egregious crimes. There is no appeals process, however rejected applicants may reapply after a period of 6 months. If your application is scatter-brained, or full of misspellings and grammatical errors, it will be denied on the assumption that you either don’t take this seriously, or that you lack a basic intelligence. Your responses to the questions will determine your level of understanding; it will be clear, those who have read the SOL material and those who haven’t.
SOL will not accept you if you have nothing to offer. You will be asked in the application how you can be of value to SOL. If you don’t possess any verifiable knowledge, skills, and experience, then you are of no use to the cause. And simply stating, “I will help any way I can,” is not useful.
Upon submission of your application, you will be interviewed in in person. Applicants that are subsequently approved will be asked to attend an introduction and orientation meeting. At the conclusion of that meeting, applicants who wish to proceed will be required to sign a Membership Oath in order to be a part of the Idaho Chapter of the Sons of Liberty.
This process is meant to be the initial filter, not the only filter. The greater tasks that await us in our journey will filter out those who don’t belong.
If you call yourself a free man and a patriot, and you have something to offer - join us.
