Who and Why?

Democracy is fragile, as is the world order. The relative peace and prosperity of the last 80 years has been due, in large part, to the leadership of the United States and the unity of the West. That leadership and unity is now under threat from inside the country. In normal times, there would be checks and balances in our government, so we’d veer a little left sometimes and a little right sometimes, but we’d stay on the road. Today, we are headed for the ditch because of the American Quislings who are enabling an impulsive and avaricious president – who, for that matter, reflects few of the principles of conservatism, such as valuing individual liberty, limited government, fiscal responsibility and the rule of law.

As for us, we’re nobodies, really – just concerned patriots who hope that the politicians listed may see or hear themselves identified as “Quislings” and look up what it means.

What can you do? Share this website. We’ll know that we’ve had some impact the first time someone calls one of these people “Quisling” in a public meeting.

Maybe the unusual name “Quisling” will cause them to think about the oath they took to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic…” And to defend the Constitution as it is – not what an authoritarian might wish it to be.

Several of us are veterans who took that very same oath years ago. It remains binding – we have not rescinded it.

We have engaged in no other activism; however, we have read “The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich,” plus watched enough movies and read enough other books to know that appeasing a bully doesn’t often end well. We are profoundly worried about the authoritarian direction of our executive, legislative, and judicial branches, and fear that a nation that bullies its allies will soon be friendless. If this were a Western movie, these quislings would not be the heroes.

As you may notice, we are also amateurs when it comes to website building. If you wish to help, email us at quislings@outlook.com.

The background image of the website is a photograph from 1942 of (left to right) Vidkun Quisling, his Minister of Domestic Affairs Albert Hagelin, and Adolf Hitler. Like Quisling, Hagelin was tried and executed after the war.