Mission Statement
As a new age approaches, and the United States of America has reached 250 years of independence, we recognize our sovereignty and freedoms are constantly under attack by internal strife, inflation, mass migration of foreigners, and a corrupt government. We are dedicated to preserving the Constitution established by our founding fathers, preserving & promoting Christianity/Christian values, and above all ensuring that our posterity and the American People prosper.
Who are we?
We are Christopher Lee! (Kaleb) Christopher Lee is the son and original founder, and Mark Christopher Lee (Chris) his father coined the organization name---Truth Is My Tribe. Our family has deep roots which go back to the early colonization of the American Republic. We descend from the founding stock! Those brave American patriots who crossed the sea from England on the Mayflower to establish the new American colonies. Our ancestors fought in the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, WW2, and the Korean War. We are primarily Anglo-Saxons. English, Irish and Scottish. We also have some Austrian/Germanic, Nordic, and slavic admixture.
We have deep Christian roots that go back to England. All the way back to when the early Christian church was founded. Our family has always practiced Christianity of some form or another. Both Chris and Kaleb served missions for two years for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. These principles of Christianity and Americanism are very foundational to the way we think.
More About Kaleb:
Kaleb had grown up with essentially a Libertarian belief set, and was taught to only judge someone as an individual. Later in life he moved to South Texas on the border near Mexico for two years. There he learned Spanish, and observed the immigration crisis during the Biden years. Many times he saw people crossing, and witnessed how bad the situation was. He met both illegal aliens and immigration officers.
Then one day while at a park at an unnamed location in the U.S., he discovered a symbol of a swastika that had been constructed on a bridge in the 1920s. That same day he found his (German soldier) great great grandfather's military handbook which had been buried in a family member's storage. Shortly after he obtained a copy of his German great great Grandfather's autobiography as well, which detailed his experience fighting in the trenches during WW1, and his struggle surviving the great depression of Weimar Republic Germany during the 1920s in Dresden.
Kaleb's time on the U.S./Mexican border profoundly changed the way he thought and forced him to confront many uncomfortable realities about the impact of legal and illegal immigration. It also forced him to confront race realism. And his experience stumbling across a swastika at a park on that fateful day forced him to confront many difficult questions about his German Heritage.
He began to critique Jewish power, and noted that per capita the Jewish community wields more influence than any other ethnic group of people in America This caused him serious and deep reflection, and eventually strengthened his resolve to preserve Christian and American values, as well as more controversially, to desire to preserve his European/White race.