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From the 9 January 1995 issue of The Spotlight (Subs 1-202- 546-5621,

300 Independence Ave SE, Washington DC 20003)

 

Any typos are mine. 



Federal Power Abuses Spark Militias

Commentary



The Weaver incident and the massacre at Waco have sparked the rise of

militias across the country. In this piece, a member of one of the

most prominent of these citizens' militias explains the rationale and

thinking behind their formation.



Exclusive to the Spotlight

by J. B. Campbell



     In the 1989 publication of my book, _The New American Man_, was

considered a radical act. A Spotlight review by John Tiffany in

August, 1990 acknowledged that even reviewing it could be dangerous.

This indicates how different things were just a few years ago, before

the Weaver murders and Waco.

     That book was an attempt to create awareness of the power of the

militia and to call for a rising of the militia against the criminals

who have usurped the United States government. It was certainly not

premature with respect to the threat posed by the criminals, but it

was a few years ahead of the times.

     I was followed around the country by the FBI during a private

1990 speaking tour and scheduled for arrest in Medford, Oregon by that

bureau on July 31 on the charge of "sedition." The subject of my

private talks was that we must abandon the idea of "every man for

himself" and replace it with "all for one and one for all." To allow

the enemy to continue picking us off one by one was unacceptable. I

managed to avoid arrest because of a tip, but, as with so many of us,

have been closely monitored ever since.



Deadly Persuasion

     The federal assault on the Weaver family persuaded some of us

that the militia had to rise and assert itself. The federal

annihilation of the Branch Davidians persuaded the rest of us. Militia

units began to form across the country. The signing of the Brady Bill

revealed that all of us, not just the so-called radicals, were to be

disarmed.

     In February of this year, the Trochmanns of Noxon, Montana,

formed a militia support group called the Militia of Montana. The

Trochmann men, John and Dave and Dave's son Randy, had been involved

in the nationalist movement for many years and they had also been in

the vanguard of the effort to awaken Americans from their government-

induced lifelessness.

     After the signing of the Brady Bill, they gave it one more try

before packing it in and moving to Alaska. The results of their last

try can only be termed phenomenal.

     The Trochmanns were very successful businessmen in Minnesota.

They made parts for all snowmobile manufacturers and if you had a

snowmobile you were running on their parts. John and Dave sold the

company and moved to Montana in the 1980s to devote themselves to

fighting our corrupt system. The nationwide success of the Militia of

Montana is the result of their generosity and the meticulous attention

to detail which had made their former company so successful.

     They began by sending out thousands of dollars' worth of video

tapes to groups and individuals around the state and country--free.

The tapes were the now famous _America in Peril_ and _Waco--The Big

Lie_. All they asked in return was for the recipients to send back

information regarding illegal or suspicious government activity.



Intelligence Network

     Thus was born an intelligence network. Many of the photos used by

The Spotlight of foreign military equipment in this country were

supplied by the Militia of Montana. The support group has helped

thousands of Americans to form militias in every state.

     naturally, the New World Order crowd views this group as a

serious threat. The United Nations had the gall recently to lie to the

Congress that there were no UN troops or equipment in this country and

that reports to that effect are rumors mongered by "a malicious group

in Montana."

     The following day, The Spotlight ran front page photos of UN-

marked military equipment being transported through Montana on a

train. In late August a convoy of military vehicles, all marked with

"UN" on their doors, passed through Post Falls, Idaho in the early

hours of the morning. The convoy was reported by three different

witnesses.

     On September 15, information reached our offices that over 400

British-paid Ghurka mercenaries had arrived at a California military

base. This may be the first installment of Royal Hong Kong Police

which was recently approved by the Congress for employment in our

country. Ghurkas are employed by the British as security forces for

the Royal Hong Kong Police and are well known for their aptitude for

killing.

     

National Victories

     The Militia of Montana has had a number of victories nationally.

Its fax network helped to avert four planned attacks by federal

agencies against innocents in Colorado, Illinois and Washington. The

Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATF) had intended to attack

the survivors of the Branch Davidians in Gunnison, Colorado four

months ago. The Noxon group generated enough heat against the local

sheriff that he felt compelled to state that he would not allow

another Waco to happen there.

     A recent attempt by the federal and Illinois governments to

disarm Aurora, Illinois was thwarted in the same manner. It was the

Militia of Montana which first warned militia men that Rainier,

Washington was to be the target of a "mock invasion" by the U.S.

military. The townspeople felt secure enough to deny the military

permission to conduct this warfare in their town.

     We were soon notified that a military group made up of 60 percent

U.S. forces and 40 percent United Nations forces would move against a

town in eastern Washington with a special mission to provoke a

confrontation with local militiamen. Again, fast action by the Militia

of Montana in the form of mobilizing nearby militiamen helped to

delay, at least, an attack by this joint US/UN assault force.

     The UN convoy seen in Post Falls, Idaho was evidently part of

this sinister operation. Others around the country have seen how we do

this and are now able to mount similar responses at any time.

     The Trochmanns themselves are no strangers to the treachery of

the federal government. They have twice managed to avert illegal raids

by the BATF and US marshals by notifying the FBI that there was no

basis for such raids but that, in any event, they were prepared to

defend themselves. Both raids were called off.



Federal Intimidation

     This sort of activity is not without grave risk. In May of this

year two A-10 Warthog attack planes overflew tiny Noxon at 500 feet

and made tight turns over the Militia of Montana offices. They went up

and down the valley, crisscrossing in an ugly show of force. The next

day another jet made passes in a similar manner.

     The Air Force had no explanation for these attempts at

intimidation. Directly after the low passes by the A-10s, local

residents reported feeling sick. One farmer reported losing

approximately 200 chickens and other small animals within 24 hours. A

month later we were visited by a group of men in black fatigues who

conducted maneuvers in the dark for several days. More recently, our

people have been followed and video-taped by men from out of state.

When confronted, these creeps slink away.

     This writer moved from California to Noxon in May to assist the

Militia of Montana in any way possible. Twenty years ago I had moved

to Rhodesia to help those people in their war against the American-

sponsored communist terrorists who were eventually forced into power

by our government. I always hoped that the great camaraderie and

solidarity I encountered among the fighting Rhodesians could be

duplicated in this country.

     In Noxon, Montana, I have found this camaraderie and solidarity

and it is wonderful. We are seeing the same thing happening all across

our huge country, thanks largely to the Militia of Montana. This

willingness to fight the enemy, be he foreign or domestic, is

developing everywhere.

     The key to preparedness is communications. If the Weavers had had

radio contact with friends the raid against them could have been

averted. The same goes for everyone. All militia units much have

radios for everyone along with tight radio discipline. There must be

no idle or personal chatter; the frequencies are for emergencies and

patrol communications only. Neighborhoods must be patrolled during the

likely hours of attack--the early morning.

     Our friend Louis Beam recently pointed out that a man can join

the armed forces and serve the United Nations or he can join the

militia and defend America. Montana is probably where the fighting

will begin. As mentioned above, we have had a lot of surveillance by

strangers lately as well as a number of warnings from people on the

inside of federal and state agencies. We are prepared for the most

likely eventualities and expect to acquit ourselves honorably.





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