Getting past the internet safety net and meeting in person will bring us together and make us stronger. We need to question ourselves, "ARE WE READY"

[Metz 15]

 

I think it's time to go from just knowing of each other online to meeting people in our areas that are like minded so we can get to know these patriots personally. We need to start planning different scenarios as well as give eachother personal info such as cell phone numbers ecx.. we at this time I feel are very unorganized and this will lead to chaos if things were to pop off tomorrow. Let's make a plan and meet face to face this way we will get to know one another personally and this will strengthen our resolve if called upon. I'm not a leader or anyone special just one who likes to have things in place as safeguards to bloodshed or prison.

[Metz 15]

My cell is 781-520-2756 if anyone wants to discuss an annual meet. I think at least once a year we should meet somewhere in the United States and show support for other militias. This would also give members of each militia to see who they have as back up in the worst case scenario. Probably already thought of but maybe we should choose a national leader that acts more like a general when it comes to mobilization and logistics and make ranks below him to help with the lower level type of thing. I think having multiple militias is great but if we can't communicate between ourselves then we're only as strong as the closest militia. My fear is that unorganization amongst the militias will lead to chaos and confusion which could lead to loss of life and or prison for being in a terrorist cell which I know is not the truth but it can be viewed by many as just that. We need a code of honor to live by that encompasses the entirety of all the militias and gives us the does and don'ts of how we operate on sovereign soil. These laws that we live by are not there to bind us or shackle our movements but should be written to protect us in times of turmoil and those days where the line seems blurry in the face of danger or in times of question on how we proceed.

If anyone hears what I'm saying and agrees like I said before I'm not a leader or anyone special but together I think we can come together to make a joint militia that can stand it's ground no matter the situation or threat of death or being ostracized by the citizens of the states we operate in. We need to have the ordinary citizen in America to see our creed walked out day to day and we need their support in however we move. This is the beginning of how we will win in the end which I hope isn't too bloody and diplomacy can be achieved so no one is left out in the darkness.

[ROFCB Commander 664]

What you're saying here has merit; however, the open internet is NOWHERE to be posting private details like this. This is the era of "doxxing", where spoiled children with nothing better to do will cause your life irreparable harm just for the fun of it, and they can do it with just a tiny snippet of information. You've included your name, location, phone number, and a personal picture--you've given them the motherlode and they don't even have to work for it.

 

I STRONGLY advise you edit your post(s) to remove any personally identifiable info. Suggest that people contact you on here via the messaging capability, and then if you feel comfortable doing it, share your info through there. I'd also strongly suggest getting a "burner" number through one of the services that offer those. Many are free, and don't tie to your "real" life. Then use the Signal app to communicate with those you need to (it's encrypted end to end, can use the "burner" number, and allows many collaboration features including groups, file sharing, etc.). Lastly, get a secure email address--something that is encrypted and doesn't require your personal info. Many of us use Protonmail.

 

I can't stress this enough--you need to protect your information. Our enemies are expert at terrorizing people online, and they'll do it just for fun. Don't make it easy for them.

 

You're right--we need face-to-face meetings and really "getting to know one another"...but not here. Not with personally identifiable information, in any case.