Anti-trust however.

[Mr. Ed]

I don't trust big brother, however is civilian tactical training to overthrow public officials an act of patriotism? I ask this in prompt of this podcast "The plot to kidnap the Governor" The podcast reveals the mindset and social status of the militia members associated with this podcast. The Wolverine Watchman planned to track down and kidnap the governor of Michigan and put on trial. FBI informants infiltrated the Watchman group all suspects were arrested for conspiracy to kidnap, conspiracy of using weapons of mass destruction.
Two men found not guilty--walk free. Two found guilty conspiracy to kidnap and weapons of mass destruction.


Court Junkie Pod Cast

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7lxnKKSzmPSXIh6GRWpwzB?si=60770f4244e74cc7

 

[fuzzybuddy]

I'm always amazed that, to some, "the government" is a thing. The "government" does this or that. It's not. It's just a collection of people, who have a job. I have been employed by city, county, state or national governments for most of my life. And, I never enslaved any of my fellow citizens. The Watchmen live in that fantasy as government is a huge, malicious beast. It's the same sort of fantasy that produces "crisis actors", instead of shooting victims. It seems to me, that those Watchmen type groups are a sort of cult, based on fantasy.

 

[Geezer Garage]

Too much time on their hands, and too few brains.