keep my country's name out of your fucking mouth. > pedro augusto del valle (august 28, 1893  april 28, 1978) was a united states marine corps officer who became the first hispanic to reach the rank of lieutenant general. his military career included service in world war i, haiti and nicaragua during the banana wars of the 1920s, and in world war ii, the battle of guadalcanal and the battle of okinawa (commanding general of the 1st marine division). > on july 24, 1953, del valle met with colonel john h. coffman, colonel eugene cowles pomeroy, brigadier general bonner fellers, and major general claire chennault (usaf) to form the defenders of the american constitution (dac). the dac believed in a "one-worldist conspiracy" led by new york jewish financiers who controlled international communism, and described their goal as the defense of "the us constitution against enemies and encroachments, both foreign and domestic."[8] the idea behind the group was to organize the citizens in each state as vigilantes against sabotage and other forms of treason, then link them up in some national headquarters.
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