no one

So we have videos on making beef jerky and best screwdriver bits and a host of other crap that has no militia content just so the posters can get their Youtube hits. Maybe I'll make me some videos of shooting milk jugs with different guns and make me some Youtube money too. Seriously, these are probably the most important times we will live through and maybe even the most dangerous, times that we should be focused and yet we can't get 5 people to show up at an event. Yet we let the predominant site for militias to communicate and recruit be overrun by all of these senseless videos about chicken farming just so the posters can make bucks. If these guys can't post relative content they should be kicked off the site. Or maybe I should just kick myself off and not have to see it. Yeah, that's the best option. To the real defenders of our Constitution, it has been my honor. To the majority, the posers and keyboard commandos, all of the generals and supreme commanders and commandants, the battle rattle wearing fakers, and especially to all of those who have never fired a weapon at another human yet want to tell me the best tactical way to do it, I bid you farewell. I sincerely hope you don't get someone killed with all of the unsound advice here that is being espoused as fact.

But to all, I honestly hope we are victorious in the fight that lies ahead, and hope we all come through it unscathed. Take care fellow patriots.

On 10/1/2020 at 3:48 PM, EricB1956 said:

That's why I like my old tube radios, they do 11m (CB). 100 watts isn't legal now, but SHTF it won't matter.

So you can broadcast to people with 5 watt radios that you can't hear?

I'm in Myrtle. Go to civiliandefenseforce.org .

On 9/17/2020 at 6:41 PM, MBR said:

No kidding, why do we not have that? 

Because they have a single leader. We have 10,000 "leaders"/

4 hours ago, MBR said:

I think it is $270 for 10 years. 

Not including frequency coordination right?

Source of this info? Force Protection Agency is open, I just called them.

What HF antenna you using?

On 9/4/2020 at 3:38 PM, MCP34 said:

Okay, so here is how it is. I am not sure who will return here to read this, but regardless, our community watch program fell through. At first, the members were excited. I think it must have been more of a novelty thing though for them. As we saw the activity mentioned kind of leave our area, the participants gradually lost interest all together. Not being very effective as a loner, I disbanded the group. I will be focusing more effort on the lookout for an already established group, as mentioned by the State Commander above. Just an update in case anyone ever became curious for some reason.

And many times this is the case. My advice is to stay the course but involve a broader portion of the community. Believe me, it'll happen with a militia unit as well.

So we can't melt down the coins and make bullets? Ooooops! forgot we have a coin shortage too!

 This is a very real concern and why we should not rely on any form of communications we do not control. If things get really nuts, we probably get to kiss the internet goodbye for a while. It's what I'd do.

Disaster radio is a mesh  wireless ethernet that requires nodes or "hotspots" to be set up. Nothing new here. I was excited for a minute though...

It's going to come down to who has the stomach for what needs to happen. And that isn't a lot. Antifa and blm have grown up playing video games where when you die you simply come back and play again. Subtle programming. They have also been raised in a touchy-feely world where the bad things don't matter because it is someone else who is to blame for creating the situation. We can't run into this fight with guns blazing or we end up rotting away somewhere, effectively taken out of the fight. Besides, we are seeing the foot soldiers doing the bidding of the masters. These people have no concept of the fact that what they are doing could even remotely be wrong, and that is the true definition of indoctrination. It's going to soon (Oh, November 3rd or so is my guess) come to fighting on the streets. It will take violence of action and stomach turning brutality to defeat them: Shooting a few just makes them martyrs. (Where have you heard THAT word before?)

I have watched many hours of available video and have determined that they are an organized force carefully orchestrated to not look like one. If you watch closely, you'll see the "Sergeants" as I call them, initiate and action, then the "privates" fall in to continue while the "sergeants" fall back into the crowd. If you watch long enough you'll see this repeated with the same players over and over. Then there are the Lieutenants, the most famous being the ones in Kenosha, tall guy and back-pack girl. You can see others taking cues from them. I'm more than sure the ranks continue up the line with others not on site calling the shots via live video feeds.

I watched the event in Myrtle Beach a few months ago and that was what made me start watching the videos more closely. 99% of the protesters moved in concert with each other in a sort of organized chaos. In real protests/riots, this never happens and you end up with isolated groups. They are organized, they are being led, and they are very dangerous. Plan accordingly.

Food- 90 days for each person @1500 calories per day

Water- 1 gallon per person per day. Include drink mixes or flavorings to encourage drinking to avoid dehydration

Cash- As much as possible in small denominations, coins for vending machines, pre 1964 coins for barter

Good footwear, good rain gear, good cold weather clothing, and a back-up of everything

2 (for redundancy) camp stoves with plenty of fuel

Batteries for flashlights, other devices, and a good LED flashlight or headlight

Good backpacks in case you gotta go

This is a partial list, but covers the bare necessities. The choice of weapons and load-outs is very personal to each individual. The list could go on for pages but remember the basic human needs of water, shelter, food, security and plan around that. Visualize what you expect things to be like and what you think you will need the most.

18 hours ago, MarcS said:

But I am pretty sure he's left My Militia, at least functionally, his last visit was 8/23, which BTW means he was only active here for 2 days. 

He went away after I asked him if he still lived at his current address.

I've given a lot of thought to a fog machine. I have a cheap one that does intermittent blasts, but really want one of the continuous ones like they use for productions. No fire, no mess, and run it from a vehicle with an inverter.

17 hours ago, Robert Lepley said:

He shouldn’t have been there. He is young and lacked the formal training he should have had..

Too young I agree with. That kid has had some training somewhere though. Shot placement and self control of a combat vet. Most people would have sent the whole mag downrange. And he never seemed to panic, even when being chased.

25 minutes ago, Highlander 401 said:

I’d be interested in establishing a moderated group to discuss more realistic options for those interested and then publishing the results as a comprehensive blueprint for others. Either respond or PM me if interested and we can get a comm server setup to keep the chatter away from this site until it’s mature enough to expose. Was going to do this on my own but would love to have others to bounce discussion and share knowledge. Will put something together if there’s enough serious interest. 

 

I'm in

Nice set up!

Ooops. its thewireman.com. sorry.

The wireman.com for good prices on cable, even custom lengths, with connectors installed. He also stocks lightning arrestors.

Met him once in Havelock, NC. Only talked to him for a minute, but he left a lifetime impression.

mini UHF

https://www.amazon.com/Female-SO239-PL259-Connector-Adapter/dp/B011KJ7RAK/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=SO-239+to+mini+uhf&qid=1598861840&sr=8-4

You can also get the Broadcastify app on your phone and listen into most areas of the country.

2 hours ago, Carl H Bludau said:

You are telling all the truth.  But will they listen?

Most will not. The militia movement by it's very nature draws in wannabe "leaders", a lot of whom are able to recruit those that are small of mind to follow them. Ego seems to be the predominant characteristic, with no one ever admitting that their way isn't always the better way, Mr. Kunyik's posts being a prime example.

We follow the examples I set forth in my original post in the SC Militia Guard, and have found that the majority of prospective members are disappointed when they aren't made a colonel or given a snazzy uniform. The upside is that the members we do have are committed to the true mission, protection of the constitution. We have found that among those folks, all are leaders.