Topic: Armed militia sets up Texas command center to ‘fight for national sovereignty’ (Read 890 times)

Yeah, like others I have my concerns, is this 'really' a militia? Or is it just another moronic racist group that is trying to make itself seem like it's fighting against an oppressive government? Frankly I wouldn't lose any sleep if these kind of people got put down by the government, I'm done being diplomatic with people like that. My reasons are because I was exceptionally pissed off when news reports about people like the right sector in the Ukraine tried to claim neo-nazi's were Anarchists.

Just seems to be another bunch of morons who aren't comfortable with the idea of a non-white being in government and are begging for attention over it, this kind of shit is actually one of the rare moments where I will side with the communists and the Russians. There's a problem in the U.S and elsewhere where news outlets like to paint the so called right wingers as racists when really it's just one very loud group getting the attention they've always wanted over something stupid.

I read through your post, and I just can't picture an Asian firing a gun seriously. That may sounds like it's discrimination, and I don't mean for it to be discriminating or belittling, but it just really seems entertaining thinking about it.

Really?  A fair number of the Asians in this country are here as a result of war zones and are perfectly able to handle firearms and have almost certainly seen things that you may have a hard time imagining.  You may or may not remember the LA riots and why certain of the places of bushiness remained unlooted.  You also may not remember when some hunters thought it was a good idea to shoot a couple rounds into the dirt by that Hmong guy's feet in Wisconsin or Minnesota or whatever.  He dropped and took out a number of the armed assailants in a matter of seconds.

Oh ya, and I think that Korean guy holds the record for the most lethal mass shooting in recent memory.  Did the whole thing with a handgun to IIRC.

I read through your post, and I just can't picture an Asian firing a gun seriously. That may sounds like it's discrimination, and I don't mean for it to be discriminating or belittling, but it just really seems entertaining thinking about it.

Does the United States of America does not have the power to protect its borders?

As long as Texas has its fucking Jim Crow "gun control" laws, blacks and legit hispanic immigrants aren't going to be part of that militia despite some of them being interviewed as being sympathetic to the militia's mission statement. Asians might join it, as they make more money than whites on average and have been known to stand on rooftops with long guns to quell riots, but even so, that's going to be a white wall.

Why they need to form a militia? This is like some kind of middle east. Does the United States of America does not have the power to protect its borders?

A militia has set up a command center south of San Antonio to prepare for what they say is a mission to protect the United States from the influx of illegal immigrants.

The militia, operating via the website PatriotsInformationHotline.com, founded by Barbie Rogers, said members at the command center in Von Ormy will deploy to Laredo first and spread to other parts of the border, a local ABC affiliate reported.

Chris Davis, the 37-year-old commander of the group, would not disclose how many members make up the militia, but said the troops would deploy “in a few weeks.”

“We have patriots all across this country who are willing to sacrifice their time, their monies, even quit their jobs to come down and fight for freedom, liberty and national sovereignty,” Mr. Davis told the station.

Customs and Border Protection said in a statement that it “does not endorse or support any private group or organization from taking matters into their own hands as it could have disastrous, personal and public safety consequence,” the station reported.

“CBP appreciates the efforts of concerned citizens as they act as our eyes and ears. Securing our nation’s borders can be dangerous. Interdicting narcotics and deterring and apprehending individuals illegally entering the U.S. requires highly trained law enforcement personnel,” the statement said.

According to the Patriots Information Hotline, there are 4 credible militia operations on the ground currently in Texas.