What Is A Militia?
BY Herschel Smith
By now you’ve all seen the video of the Antifa/BLM march on Stone Mountain. I’ve been to Stone Mountain. It’s a magnificent sculpture in honor of magnificent men. I won’t embed or discuss the video at length because my initial take on it is that it’s bait. The intent was to bring out attacks, start riots, and catalyze another incident to stir up a race war.
The second take is that it is a concoction and weird assortment of fat girls, soy boys with Airsoft guns, rifles with no optics, and jammed weapons. A better analysis of what actually constitutes a militia comes to us from NC Scout.
I use the term Mossy Oak Militia in the intro to Radio Contra. The guys who are going to save this nation ain’t wearing the latest and greatest gucci-cam. They’ll be wearing Mossy Oak, Realtree and whatever they get off the surplus store floor. They’re what you’d call the good ol boys, the ones you’d overlook in a Wal Mart, look past everywhere else, and pray they don’t get ticked off at the local tap room.
These are the guys who can skin and eat any game animal and do it for fun. They’ve stood by silently and watched everything they held dear- God, Family, Country- be disrespected and desecrated over and over. These are the boys who have stood back and asked themselves “is it really worth me getting fired from my job and losing all I have?” when increasingly, over and over, that answer is becoming a resounding yes. The people I have coming to classes ain’t a bunch of wannabes. They’re men looking for skills in a dirty war. The war that’s coming. They’re not into posturing at some bullshit rally, because they know that’s pointless, and they’re ready to stand up and actually make it count.
It occurs to me that there’s a gigantic difference between having a temporary loudmouth to cycle emotion in the middle of a street, never to see this guy again after the event, and real leadership when this stuff transfers to the suburbs or rural areas.
That’s where it will be won or lost. Suburbanites and rural folk can get by just fine without ever going to the inner city. The inner city, on the other hand, relies on the rural folk for food.