Within the last month or so you wrote:
>You will recieve this e-mail with a return e-mail address.
>My name is XXXX XXXXX and I believe that the United States is in
>a time of great crisis. Our Constitutional rights are being thrown
>to the wind by politicians in the employ of foreign governments.
>The Mo. 51st requires me to obey all federal gun control laws.
If they were interested in you following all these 'legal'
gun laws then what they would do is to get one of them to get a
Fedrule Firearms License themselves and then to sell at wholesale
prices 'legal' firearms and military surplus ammunition to the
militia members. I'd get something useful, like a used French Army
semi-automatic MAS 1949/56 chambered out to .308 caliber that
currently sells wholesale for $200 or less with maybe some .308
Enfield bolt-actions for another $75 each. Then each of their
members could get two 'legal' military-grade .308 rifles for around
$300 which nobody would much care or be able to make 'illegal' as
well as standardization of equipment and ammunition. The ammunition
could be purchased in case-load quantities and sold at price as well.
Of course this would entail responsibility for keeping everyone
'legal' and answering to the criminal regime if, say someone ran wild
with their militia rifle.
Of course, no such policy is going to be held by any militia
group because such a course would require a moral responsibility
which no militia general is going to undertake. Least no militia
general that I've ever heard of. Instead they'll natter about how
there ain't gonna be no more Wacos and then yammer about how the
next victims are outside their protection because they did "something
illegal" given the next siege.
It's really rather funny when you think about it.
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The Missouri 51st Militia has stated several times that "The FBI
are just doing their job." Recently, the leadership of the 51st
went with Blow Grits to hunt down Eric Rudolph. As a result, the
51st is pretty much the only open militia group left in Missouri
as the other militia units went underground back in 1997. The
only militia groups left are those militia groups, like the 7th
Missouri Militia, which pumps out propaganda and acts as a spokesman
and a political front justifying Resistance activity regardless of
whether it is 'legal' or not.
In Sept. 1997 I found out that the Missouri Highway Patrol had
sent in two spies to snoop on the militia movement in Missouri after
the April 19th government bombing in OKC. A number of people got
hurt by these sneaks. The Missouri 20, and much of a SW
Missouri militia was seriously compromised because of weapons
violations. They had something to do with Brad Glover's militia
getting caught in Ft. Hood in July 1997. These spies were only found
out because the other militias decided to go underground and there
was no room for each of these Highway Patrol spies to continue spying
on only 2-4 other people. They might not have been caught unless
they had confessed to a militia umbrella group that they were Missouri
Highway Patrolmen.
A militia organization like the Missouri 51st doubtless has quite
a few infilltraitors skulking around. Its leadership is rather lax
regarding security matters because they wish to think that running
a paramilitary organization which has no overt allegiance to the
criminal regime is 'legal.' Thus since they aren't doing anything
'illegal' it really doesn't matter how many people working for the
criminal regime they have spying on them. Now I'd say that a
Revolutionary organization out to overthrow the ruling criminal
regime shouldn't worry overmuch about what is "legal" but should
indeed worry about internal security. Let's just say that the
Missouri 51st Militia and myself do not agree on what a militia
should do or how it should operate, although I have worked on
political and legal matters with the Missouri 51st leadership several
years ago when the differences of opinion were not as great.
> How can I do that when
>the laws are illegal?
The criminal regime says what is legal and illegal, and then it
does whatever it wants to do.
>I need an avenue to follow in my resistance to
>these illegal actions. The B.A.T.F. and F.B.I. have become lackeys to
>the group in Washington that attempts to destroy the very spirit of the
>Constitution. I view our current political status as the same to pre WW
>2 Germany.
I view the political situation as equivalent to that before the
American, French, and Russian Revolutions. A corrupt and weakened
criminal regime violates the rights of the people, and the people
in reaction revolt and then execute the criminal regimeists and their
families if they don't run fast enough to another country.
>Disarm the populus, and either join our little group of brown
>shirts and thugs or we will suppress you. I will not stand for this.
>I will resist ONE WAY OR THE OTHER!! I need to help all others and
>I need their help. Please contact me via mail @ XXXX XXXXXX
>
>XXX S. XXXXXXX
>
>Sometown Mo. XXXXXXX
I would advise you to form your own Resistance Active Service Unit
cell of your family and close friends. I would also advise that you
sit tight and keep your mouths shut. If someone from the criminal
regime wrongs you, then they are fair game and you can do whatever
you want to with them. However, unless you are really determined, I'd
advise you to not buy automatic weaponry which will get the FiBbIes
and BATF on your ass, but rather a M1 Garand or a good military 30
caliber rifle in 30/06 or .308 and a .22 rifle and a 12-gauge Remington
870 Express pump shotgun and plenty of ammunition for those guns. You
don't need ammo-wasting poodle-shooters if you cannot afford resupply
for such guns.
Real Resistance fighters form their own Resistance Active Service
Unit (ASU) cells from people they know and trust. Like the IRA ASUs,
this cell should never go over five people, with one of the members
being the leader by consensus, and the leader or maybe the assistant
leader having the contact with another ASU cell. This form of
Resistance organization is known as "Leaderless Resistance" after the
paper prepared by Louis Beam. It is practically uncrackable by the
criminal regimeist security forces and even with a security leak the
damage is localized to the Resistance ASU cell which is disrupted.
>Seal the letter in such a manner as to make any tampering by agents
>evident. I and of course you will be on the list of e-mail and telephone
>bugging therefore I request the letter.
>thanks
I think they could easily steam open any letters I would send
to you. I am known as a Resistance hard case and snail mail is
far more easily tampered with than secured e-mail. In any case,
if they monitor my e-mail account (and they doubtless do) then your
name is already on their list.
Why don't you open up an anonymous dummy e-mail account or twenty
on Hotmail or Rocketmail or Juno? With maybe two or three regular
dummy e-mail accounts with a dummy account being used but once.
I wouldn't be conversing electronically with a known hard-case like
myself using a University of Missouri e-mail account if I were you.
If I had access to a college computer I'd handle sensitive electronic
correspondence via dummy e-mail account.
And if you have access to the Internet, perhaps you should look
at my WWW page using a college computer and a floppy disk and print
out or view your hardcopy at home.
See http://www.mo-net.com/~mlindste for my main WWW page
http://www.mo-net.com/~mlindste/mmmindex for my Modern
Militiaman electronic e-'zine for suggestions on how to set up
communications for a Resistance cell.
--Martin Lindstedt
Managing Editor, Modern Militiaman
To be Printed in "Return Fire!"
in Modern Militiaman #10
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At 08:33 PM 1/11/99 -0500, Norman Olson wrote:
>
>Whoa... I've owned and operated the Alanson Armory
>Gun Shop for more than 5 years. My business card
>reads, "Your 2nd Amendment Outfitter Supplying the
>Teeth of Liberty to the American People."
> My prices are the lowest of anywhere around and I've
>supplied more than a thousand rifles and handguns to
>the militia at bargain basement prices.
> I've fought against the ATF and the FBI and the locals
>to keep the shop going. I sell beautiful Enfield .308s
>for $100 a pop! I've got beautiful Mosin M39s for $75!
>I'll sell you any gun you want for 10% over wholesale
>which isn't enough to pay to keep the lights on and the
>taxes and fees and permits and licenses paid!
If you have sold over a thousand rifles and guns to militiamen,
then it is no wonder that the FiBbIes, BATF, and the local criminal
regimeist enforcement apparatus has had a cow.
The point I was trying to make to a gentleman from Missouri who
complained about the policy of the 51st Missouri Militia was to make
the point that curtailing 'illegal' weaponry meant taking
responsibility for getting 'legal' but adequate weaponry to their
militiamen at the lowest possible price. The fact that a militia
leader from Michigan saw fit to implement this wise policy is a
good thing for militiamen from Michigan, while it raises the question
as to why other state militia organizations were not as cogent or duly
deliberate.
>Don't say you never heard of a Militia Commander who
>doesn't do right for his men in the matter of supplying
>arms and equipment. You just never asked around.
>
>
>Kind Regards,
>
>
>Norm Olson, Owner
>The Alanson Armory
I will allow that there are some militia commanders who have
taken care of the state of their command's weaponry, and that in
this regard you have done an exemplerary job. While we have had
political differences concerning the ends of the militia movement
as a whole, an inattention to the internal necessities of your
command has not been one of my complaints (or even my business)
against yourself, Norm. I would say that your communication has
in effect strengthened my observation concerning some open militia
generals' basic inability to take care of their commands.
I have seen all sorts of attention being taken to the fripperies
of uniform and rank structure, and little, if any attention taken to
open militia weaponry. I think the state of a militiaman's rifle is
a far better statement of his competence as a combatant than a look at
the amount of PX junk on his uniform.
--Martin Lindstedt
Resistance Political Front
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