GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS RETURN: First to Ban Slavery & Win Revolution Without Bloodshed (Global Call to Action)

THE UNTOLD STORY OF AMERICA’S FIRST FREEDOM FIGHTERS: Discover how Vermont’s Green Mountain Boys defied empires, abolished slavery 86 years before Lincoln, and won the Revolution’s first battle without firing a shot — and how their legacy is now going global to prevent modern tyranny.

🔥 HISTORICAL BREAKTHROUGHS:
- First Slavery Ban: Vermont’s 1777 Constitution declared "all men born free" — decades before emancipation.

- Fort Ticonderoga Miracle: Ethan Allen’s bloodless capture of a British fort ("In the name of God and the Continental Congress!").

- The Original Sovereign State: Vermont operated as an independent Natural Law republic (1777-1791), rejecting oppression.

🛡️ THE MODERN REVOLUTION:
- The Boys’ descendants unveil a global "no guns" infrastructure to end wars before they start.

- Join the Peaceful "Sneak Attack": Mobilize millions to dismantle tyranny through unified voices, not violence.

- Reclaim God-Given Rights: Revive their legacy of community sovereignty and divine justice.

> "We are the Green Mountain Boys of the 21st century — building a world where freedom needs no bullets."

WITNESS:
- Rare accounts of Vermont’s land wars against New York’s greed.

- How Ethan Allen’s leadership blueprint applies today.

- Step-by-step guide to join the global movement | MediaCorrect

SOURCES:
- 1777 Vermont Constitution archives
- Fort Ticonderota battle logs

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The Green Mountain Boys: First to Defy Slavery, and Won the First Battle of the Revolution without firing a shot..

In the rugged wilderness between New Hampshire and New York, a new spirit of freedom was about to be born.

In the mid-1700s, the territory that would become Vermont was fiercely contested:

both New Hampshire and New York claimed it, issuing conflicting land grants to settlers.

Frustration mounted as New York tried to enforce its authority, demanding rent and ejecting farmers who had purchased land from New Hampshire.

Enter the Green Mountain Boys.
A band of self-organized settlers, the Green Mountain Boys formed in the 1760s to defend their land claims and personal liberty.
Led by the charismatic Ethan Allen, these frontiersmen refused to bow to outside control—whether from New York’s colonial authorities or anyone else.

A Sanctuary of Freedom.
As the broader American colonies wrestled with the question of slavery, the Green Mountain Boys and their emerging republic took a groundbreaking stand.

In 1777, Vermont adopted a radical constitution (the constitution was a statement of what these men constituted at that time which was God and freedom): it outlawed slavery for men and declared, “all men are born free and independent.” This made Vermont the first place in North America to ban slavery outright—eighty-six years before Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation.

Ethan Allen’s Daring Leadership.
When the American Revolution erupted, Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys became legends. Before the Declaration of Independence, in May 1775, Allen led them on a surprise attack at Fort Ticonderoga—an imposing British stronghold on Lake Champlain. In a feat still celebrated in history, Allen and his men overwhelmed the garrison without firing a shot. Facing the British commander, Allen demanded surrender “in the name of God and the Continental Congress.”

This was America’s first major victory of the Revolutionary War, securing valuable artillery and boosting the revolutionary cause.

A Land Between Powers.
All the while, Vermont (named for its “green mountains”) stood apart—unrecognized, independent, and fiercely self-governed between rival claims. It would remain a “republic” until joining the United States as the 14th state in 1791, always priding itself on a heritage of liberty, Natural Law, God given rights and resistance to oppression, as embodied by the Green Mountain Boys.

Now the Green Mountain Boys (Shield of Souls (dot com)) have gone Global and are calling on the world for another no guns sneak attack, but to end the war before it even starts.. Join their global infrastructure and add your voice to many and make actual change that we couldn't do on our own otherwise.