American Patriots, Hunters, and Militiamen - Lend me your ears!
There are four types of Militiamen divided up into two groups. ALL able-bodied men between
the ages of 17-45 capable of carrying a weapon into battle ARE the militia of the several states.
One does not join the militia, YOU ARE the militia under the Constitution for the United States
of America. It is a God given right of individuals to keep and carry loaded weapons as stated in
the Bill of Rights. The Constitution restricts our government from interfering with that right, or
any right! “The only reason anybody has for taking your gun away is to make you weaker than
he is, so he can do something to you that you wouldn't allow him to do if you were equipped to
prevent it.” Neil Smith
Those currently serving in one of the four military branches are military under the control of the
President. They are NOT in either of the two groups of militia, the Organized or Unorganized
Militia, while they are serving their country in the military. The two militia groups are defined as
follows:
The First Militia Group is the Organized Militia of the several states, or the National Guard.
This group is funded by tax dollars. They can be called up by the President or the governor to
function throughout the 50 states. It is important to note that if the governor has called up the
state National Guard for action in their own state, the President cannot over-ride the governor and
call them up for national duty.
The Second Militia Group is the Unorganized Militia and is NOT funded by tax dollars. This
group is composed of ALL able-bodied males between the ages of 17-45, who are not a part of
the Organized Militia or Military. The Unorganized Militia consists of (3) Classifications or
types:
1. State Militia – A strictly voluntary group of only military veterans which is under the
sole command of the governor. Different states can adopt their own qualifications for the
state militia. They receive no allowance for equipment, guns, ammunition or supplies. All
militia are responsible for their own training. They voluntarily join, heed the rules and pay
their own expenses. They are true patriots that abide by the oath they take. They are the
unorganized militia under the command of the governor.
2. County Defense Force or County Militia – Counties may have a County Defense
Force militia that can be created and called up by the County Sheriff or Committee of
Safety (COS) as needed for search and rescue operations, emergency operations, disaster
control, etc.
3. Unaffiliated Militia - Those not affiliated with either the State or County Militia are
the Unaffiliated Militia. This third group makes up the vast majority of the unorganized
militia and can be called up by the County Sheriff or COS. The Constitution stipulates
that ALL men of age are militia, must own a firearm with sufficient ammunition and be
efficient with the use of their weapon. Most men who belong to this militia are trained by
ex-military members in the use of military tactics and discipline. They act within the
Constitution and demand their members follow the law of the land.
We the People are ignorant of our responsibilities because in many locations our schools have not
taught US Government, Civics or the Constitution for a great many years, We the People have let
our representative government get away with bad behavior, bad government and bad laws because
we are ignorant of the laws of the land. “If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of
civilization, it expects what never was and never will be”- Thomas Jefferson. What is hidden in
plain sight, we can’t see. We have not been paying attention.
Duties of the Militia
First Duty of the Militia - To defend against enemies Foreign, by a force of arms if necessary.
That is why we have the Second Amendment of the Bill of Rights, which states: “A well-regulated
Militia, being necessary to the security of a Free State, the right of the people to keep and bear
Arms shall not be infringed.”
Second Duty of the Militia - To defend against Domestic enemies which means to be willing to
serve on the grand and petit juries. When you defend someone’s rights in court and say, “No!
You cannot take this person’s Life, Liberty or Property,” or you say, “Yes, you may,” that is what
a juryman does. You are defending against enemies domestic, the powers that be, and
understand that it is always the government. It is the duty of We the People to share in the
governing of themselves and to secure their government by participating as a Jurist.
"When the People fear their government there is tyranny, when government fears the people there
is liberty" - Thomas Jefferson
Won’t you join us… https://www.nationallibertyalliance.org Time to take our courts back.
Start a Committee of Safety in your county - https://www.nationallibertyalliance.org/COS
Committees of Protection, Correspondence and Safety http://committee.org
Common law is common sense. The question each jurist must ask themselves is: “Is there an
injured party?” The principle of common law states that for there to be a crime, there must first be
a victim (corpus delicti); the state cannot be the injured party. In the absence of a victim, there
can be no crime. Where there is a victim, there must be a remedy. This is what the grand jurist
must discover.