Copperhead

2 minutes ago, My Militia said:

The way we see it is, we funnel members in the *INSERT AREA CODE* to the leaders and they either organize them or recommend a unit for them to join.

 

See it as "Militia champions" for each area code

 

what are your thoughts on that?

There are a lot of good people, acting as leaders now but there are many leaders that could not lead a troop of boy scouts across the street to Walgreen's. This comes from my past encounter with a few. We need to look at their past actions or inaction's. Their past and/or present military and/or law enforcement experience. look at their commitment to the oath they took, the constitution and most of all the American people. The oath we all took does NOT have an expiration date on it. 

9 minutes ago, Copperhead said:

To some extent I agree with some of your comments, first come first served, not good. This is what I have been praying for and suggesting for years, across the country organization to be able to act as one when needed and an open lines of communication to all units. The military and law enforcement have it and it works. We should have the same with what you might call board members in each state communicating together and making the right decisions. The problem the militia has is EGOS. Drop the EGOS and you have a movement that works as one.

2 minutes ago, Chavo_Matimasko said:

I'm sorry but I strongly disagree with how this is being managed. For starters, many of these regions are poorly planned. Look at Northern GA, for instance. Someone on the Alabama border, west of Atlanta, is in the same unit as someone on the Tennessee, N Carolina, or S Carolina borders, hours away? Meanwhile ATL is its own region. Because of phone numbers? These boundaries need to be re-visited, preferably by locals who actually know their area. Or maybe it can be rearranged via some sort of population density map, cross-referenced against zip codes rather than area codes? I moved from Seattle to Georgia. Even in Seattle, I had a 509 number but lived in 425 and 206 territory. Now I still have a 509 number and live in 706/762. This whole map is a soup sandwich.

 

My second issue is "giving command" to whomever replies first. That's ridiculous. If y'all want to follow someone based upon their ability to reply to an email, you go right on ahead. Me? I'll follow based on experience and merit.

 

This entire project needs to be put on hold and re-evaluated. You need local participants to make local decisions. Currently I haven't even seen a single functioning unit in my entire state. You need to work on establishing connections before you go trying to establish units. Have there been any meet ups? Any events? Maybe make a task list for local events that helps people build units organically, and THEN ask who they chose as their leader.

 

Until then you won't catch me anywhere near one of these units.

To some extent I agree with some of your comment. First come first served, not good. This is what I have been praying for and suggesting for years, across the country organization to be able to act as one when needed and an open lines of communication to all units. The military and law enforcement have it and it works. We should have the same with what you might call board members in each state communicating together and making the right decisions. The problem the militia has is EGOS. Drop the EGOS and you have a movement that works as one.

205 Here looking for attachment. Been second in command of three groups, Held the ranks of Major, Colonial, Brig, General and General. Have the time, organizational skills, the toys and common since.

I plan on going. I live in Jasper AL, about 700 miles, and need all the info you can give me concerning this event. Time, place, parking, is this more than a day, how to dress, do we carry out ARs and so on. Is there going to be a place to stay when I show up the day before and maybe the day after. Appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks, Jim Peyton, III%, Guns Up

Just waiting for the call.

Well Howdy right back at you!

Will be there will to stand with all who stand with us. Armed and ready. Copperhead

On 3/10/2019 at 5:49 PM, fixer said:

Thanks everyone for your update

I agree. Blue helmets and the blue wave are the same thing. Need to be stopped by all means. 

We are real and when we work together we can be unstoppable. 

Vietnam vet (USAF), retired Detroit Police Officer (disabled but will not affect my abilities), worked two county jails in Florida, armed security at three casinos in Las Vegas, worked as a armed Entry Control Officer at Nellis AFB in Vegas. Was at the Bundy ranch and just got back from the New Mexico/Mecico Border. 

I’m in Alabama and am ready to form a group of well trained veterans to carry out missions now that will protect America in the future.