Organizing Patriots in the Face of Informants and False Flags

Alt-Market.us ^ | 09/21/2021 | Brandon Smith

[MCF]

There is a simple fact that must be understood when it comes to the fight for liberty: Such a fight cannot be won by lone individuals. Freedom requires organized resistance and it does not matter how many millions of people stand against an authoritarian regime, if they are completely isolated from each other they WILL lose. It’s a guarantee.

This is why a considerable portion of establishment money, energy and propaganda is directed at defusing or sabotaging any semblance of conservative organization. This includes engineering false flag events and creating potential terror attacks from thin air so that they can be blamed on constitutionally minded groups. The strategy is called “4th Generation Warfare” and it is not conspiracy theory, this is conspiracy fact. (See the rest of the story at the link)

[MCF]

Very interesting article.

[Shark24]

Agree. Worth the read.

[glorgau]

Create honey pot org that never do anything so that the reactionary agencies waste resources on them?

[rarestia]

These points are solid and should be studied by any freedom-minded patriot. I’m constantly on here asking, “To what end?” in reference to any effort to rebel. Without a guiding principle, it’s just activity. Without a target, there’s no end game.

Make the effort to get to know your neighbors and find common ground with everyone. If the day comes that they knock on your door, will your neighbors come to defend you or will they cower in hopes they’re not next?

[MuttTheHoople]

First off, you need a leader or group of leaders who are already well-known to not be agent provacateurs. Why are Trump rallies still so popular? Because we are comfortable knowing that President Trump isn't some deep-state agent.

Rallies or movements organized by someone nobody knows won't cut it.

[who_would_fardels_bear]

His argument is shaky. He believes the Bundy Ranch stand-off was successful because it was spontaneous, decentralized, and limited to specific goals.

The Deep State is centralized, persistent, and acting to implement a sea of nefarious goals. The American Revolution may have initially been conducted by small disjointed groups of rebels, but only succeeded because all those forces were joined into a well-run army.

The most success conservatives have had has been thru large nationwide orgs that focused on getting the right people in office passing good legislation. We won a lot of battles that way. We have lost the war so far, but random groups of "patriots" going toe-to-toe with the Feds over local issues is not a winning strategy.

[myerson]

Natural places for secure organization of patriot activities in more rural areas include volunteer fire departments, men’s church groups, Vets organizations, deer hunting gangs, even local taverns. Remember that much of the American Revolution was organized in taverns. So was the Marine Corps. In rural areas these groups are populated by Vets and those accustomed to outdoor activities. All have known one another and have quite owned and used hunting rifles for years. It’s hard to infiltrate such groups and they are Patriots.

[sauropod]

bkmk

[MuttTheHoople]

We eventually won the Revolution because

- The Farmers and merchants who started the American Revolution were battle-hardened soldiers by 1781. 5-6 years of battle against the best army in the world will do that.

-Intervention of the French. Their Army may or may not have accomplished much during the American Revolution, but their navy whipped the British which led to the British surrender at Yorktown.

- The British people were tired of the war. Much like America at the end of Vietnam and Afghanistan, the British people didn't have any more stomach for holding onto the American Colonies.

If CW II does erupt, it won't be like the first Civil War..it'll be more like the Spanish Civil War.