By Skipp Porteous Please Read!
Principles justifying the arming and organizing of a militia Prerequisite(s): None Restriction(s): Prospective recruits approved by the cell leader 1.2 The heritage of arming and organizing 1.3 The right to arm and organize 1.4 The reasons to arm and organize now
Introduction to the Free Militia Prerequisite(s): Section 1 Restriction(s): Prospective recruits approved by the cell leader 2.2 Equipping yourself for the Free Militia 2.3 General organization of the Free Militia 2.4 Secrecy and security within the Free Militia Copyright 1994 by the Free Militia. "Any American citizen who desires to secure and defend the blessings of liberty for himself and his posterity may freely copy from this material." Foreword copyright 1996 by Skipp Porteous. The Free Militia manual is reprinted for educational purposes only and does not imply endorsement by the Institute for First Amendment Studies or Skipp Porteous. |
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