King Solomon, the wisest man ever known, said, “There’s nothing new under the sun,” and so the story of the Outlawed Am3rican is not anything new, just forgotten.

I grew up in the country, in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley, which for many years was considered the “Breadbasket of the world“. Looking back at my life, I have come to realize that country living has a connection with Cowboy values. They view the world differently and tend to be more independent survivors/thinkers than those who reside within the city limits. It makes them natural-born nonconformists.

The story of the Outlawed Am3rican begins with the Pilgrims, the Puritans, and their children who chose to embrace the calculated dangers of crossing a great ocean as an escape from living under the tyranny of a monarchy that Outlawed and taxed them for their religious beliefs. Their courageous efforts served as an example of the courage and character their posterity would inherit for the ordered destiny that would lead to the creation of a great nation and a government system unlike any other witnessed in world history.

-D. Reynolds, Certified Editor of ENotes, says of the two groups: “In 1620, the Pilgrims, having left England primarily in response to religious persecution, braved the ocean Mayflower.

One hundred thirty years later, the great-grandchildren, themselves now opposing a tyrant King, began to consider their right and the cost of revolt against tyranny. On July 4, 1776, Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence.

In the year 1787, the Constitution was penned, edited, redrafted, and ratified on September 17th, 1787. This was the birth of the world’s longest-lasting constitution in history (the average constitution of other nations has lasted no longer than 17 years!).

The 1800s introduced the era of the Cowboy that defined the spirit of America’s Western culture and won the heart of the entire world. This culture of innovation, entrepreneurship, honesty, integrity, and Patriotism continues to live on but is being challenged by Cultural Marxists and a woke generation who are working overtime to destroy it in the name of progressivism.

As history repeats itself, the ordinary citizen of today, desiring only to live in harmony with the planet, enjoying the fruits of his labor, has become like the majority of colonists who sided with the king of England. Who, out of fear of reprisal, refused to join or support those who were willing to sacrifice all for Liberty.

In this age of information, education and truth are the only weapons needed to oust ignorance from the dark, where an informed citizenry can apprehend and place it under arrest.

It is for this reason alone that the Outlawed Am3rican has been reborn: as a reminder of our faith, culture, and rich history, to influence the heart and revive the revolutionary spirit of the 21st-century colonists… the “3 percent”.

Outlaw Ed logo & the Outlawed Am3rican Brand

In our modern world, the logo is something we have become accustomed to seeing every day, everywhere, from the Great Seal of the United States to our coins and currency. Yet very few stop to consider the meaning behind a design that makes it into something of significance and gives it value, meaning, and purpose.

First developed in the 12th century, heraldry was a practice reserved initially for medieval knights and served a simple but practical purpose: to identify who you were, and who you were was determined by your character, which became your Brand. Rich in heraldry, our Outlawed Am3rican logo and badge are beautifully designed pieces of art that include the elements of symbolism, meaning, and purpose. The badge is older than the heraldic system. Such a symbol identifying a person, a body, or an impersonal idea can be found from ancient times.

Outlawed Am3rican and the Number 3

On August 23, 1775, King George III declared all the colonies to be in a state of rebellion. At that time, two and a half million colonists had settled in what was then known as New England. After the signing of the Declaration of Independence, a revolution against England and its King ensued, with only 3% of the American population fighting in the Revolutionary War.

Most colonists sided with King George, turned in their weapons, and turned on their neighbors. The number 3 pays homage to those rag-tag farmers whose faith, sacrifice, and valor, against all odds, helped birth the world’s greatest nation. Their legacy stands as an example of what can be achieved when a small group of committed individuals unites under a common cause.

-The Cowboy Hat

Before the world ever heard of Henry Ford (who wore a Stetson Bowler),  John B. Stetson was the forerunner to assembly line production and the epitome of the American entrepreneurial spirit.

His wide-brimmed “Boss of the Plains” became recognized worldwide, and his iconic “White Stetson Cowboy Hat” gave Americans the distinction of being the Good Guys.

-The “Bandana”

When the law oppresses the people, the Outlaw takes his place in history.* We are living in an inconceivable time where America has been turned upside down and where evil is called good and good is called evil.*

The bandana once worn by thieves and robbers symbolizes how Good Guys have been turned into the Bad Guys by the extreme Left-Cultural Marxists who are using the Cancel Culture as a front to sponsor new laws to usurp the constitution, incite tyranny, plunder our rights, and has made Outlaws of those who defend the constitution, traditional and our Christian Faith and Heritage

-OA Badge Heraldry

-The badge is cast in jewelers’ bronze and plated in 24k gold. The eight-pointed star is unique as the number 8 represents a new beginning, and adds to the meaning behind the seven-pointed star. The seven-point star, first used by the San Francisco Police Department, was chosen to represent the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit. Virtue, Divinity, Prudence, Fortitude, Honor, Glory, and Praising God.

The 10 “Diamonds”, five on each side, represent the Ten Commandments and the first Ten Amendments to the Constitution, which we know as the “Bill of Rights”.

The Color Blue signifies Vigilance, Perseverance, and justice.

This Badge Deputizes the bearer to arrest ignorance and inform the uninformed.

The founders were flawed men of the conviction that Divine Providence ordained and would protect them as they endeavored to create a new nation founded on the principle that God created ALL men to be equal, free, and endowed with inalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Purpose

Displaying this badge will invite conversation and rigorous debate from the historically challenged.

It is both a public statement… and a personal reminder that you are of the few believers in Divine Providence”, who gives a damn about freedom and is at war with mediocrity and ignorance.

It identifies you as one who reaffirms our Christian Faith and Heritage and is a respecter of our constitution and the rights it guarantees for every American.

Wearing our Brand is a safeguard, a clarion call in remembrance of God’s blessing on this nation, the priceless documents bequeathed to us by our Founders, and our inalienable duty to protect and defend them.

I sign my posts “One of the Few Outlawed Am3ricans”, but we are ALL being “OUTLAWED”. If you understand the cost of Freedom, you won’t go unnoticed. If you can’t understand this… or are unwilling, it is because you are on the menu.

OUTLAW Ed