Introduction Of The Citizen Soldier Protection Act Of 2006
16 February 2006
HON. RON PAUL
OF TEXAS
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Thursday, February 16, 2006
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Mr. PAUL. Mr. Speaker, today I am introducing the Citizen Soldier Protection Act of
2006. This legislation will protect our American
soldiers from being forced to serve under a
United Nations or other foreign command and
from being forced to wear the insignia of the
United Nations or other foreign states.
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Mr. Speaker, there have been instances where members of the U.S. Armed Forces
were compelled, without lawful authority, to
serve under United Nations or other foreign
command and to wear as part of their military
uniform visible indicia or insignia of the United
Nations and foreign states. This is absolutely
unacceptable, as the Constitutional role of the
United States Armed Forces is to protect the
United States of America. It is the responsibility
of the U.S. Congress to ensure that the
men and women who sign up for the noble
duty of defending our country do not end up
serving under a foreign flag or foreign commander.
And American soldiers certainly
should not be forced to serve the sovereignty-
destroying plans of the United Nations!
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I hope my colleagues will join me in defending our men and women in uniform by cosponsoring
Citizen Soldier Protection Act of 2006.