The Rifleman  

The Appleseed Mission is a very simple one, so simple in fact it seems it can not be a real or true mission. It seems we have to be hiding something or have some hidden agenda we are working towards, but in fact we do not. We have one mission at APpleseed and that is to wake up the sleeping Americans and let them know that it is their sacred duty to take part in the management of their nation.

This seems like it should be a no brainer, that folks would just wake up every day and say "have to make sure things are running right in the nation today, that I am doing my part to safe guard my liberties and freedoms today just like every other day". But that is not what happens.

At Appleseed we try to make sure fos are doing this and we do it by getting them to come to an APplesed Rifle Marksmanship Clinic and learn to shoot their rifles with the same skill and knowledge  the men and women who stood together at Lexington, Concord and Battle Road did on April 19th, 1775. Not because we are training to do this again, but because we are honoring those men and women by keeping a tradition alive. We owe those men and women a debt we can never repay, but we can honor them by remembering them and by trying to teach Americans to use the same skills they did. While we are doing this we teach the folks who attend about the history of our nation, how we will never have to do the things those men and women did because of the magnificent document crafted by our Founding Fathers.

But, we must maintain the freedooms and liberties contained in that document by constant vigil and by staying current with events in America, by keeping in touch with our senators and congressmen. This is our duty and that is the mission of Appleseed vry simple and direct. To make sure folks understand that it is up to each one of us to make sure our liberties and freedoms are safeguarded, not with rifles, but with our minds and voices.