COUNTY 2ND AMENDMENT NETWORKS AND NEIGHBORHOOD DEFENSE GROUPS - A HOW-TO OUTLINE

Hard martial law is coming to America. Plain and simple. There's no doubt about it. The shadow government establishment brags about it in their public documents. It's only a matter of time as we see it being ramped up in every state. Will you and your local community fall down in fear before the approaching storm troopers like the Germans, Russians and Chinese did, or, will you repel the attempts at gun confiscations, forced inoculations, relocations to FEMA camps, etc., in the tradition of our founding fathers, if necessary? Most people throughout history sat on their hands and didn't ORGANIZE even when they saw the glaring signs of growing totalitarianism all around them. Let's not make the same mistake. Let's get busy. The clock is ticking.

Here's a brief guide as to how to get your surrounds organized and ready to confidently say "NO!" to the new world order.

1) Visit Officer Jack McLamb's web site, www.JackMcLamb.org , or, call Jack at 208-935-7852, and have him mail your county sheriff an excellent info pack that will educate him on his constitutional responsibilities and powers. It contains a cover letter, DVD and important newsletters. It will cost you 14 bucks. While you're at it, have one mailed to yourself. That's a small price to invest in the preservation of Liberty.

2) Have FREE "public service announcement" ads placed in your local newspaper. Ours goes like this: "Are you concerned about your 2nd and 4th Amendment rights? Join the ---- County Citizens For The 2nd Amendment. Call ---------- and leave contact info." Talk to your local gun shop owners and have them put up your fliers announcing the forming of your County 2nd Amendment organization. Place small ads on your local news station web site. Have FREE "public service announcement" ads read for you on local radio stations. You'll be surprised at the number of positively enthusiastic messages you get on your phone.

3) Write an introductory letter to your sheriff and let him know that your County 2nd Amendment Organization will be available for assisting him in protecting your 2nd and 4th Amendment rights in the event that your rights are attempted to be unconstitutionally, pervasively, denied by powers foreign or domestic. Remind him of what happened in New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Make yourselves available for deputizing in a state of emergency. (Our sheriff replied with a very encouraging letter to my introductory one.) Request to have your concerned citizens delegation meet with your sheriff to express convictions and to again offer assistance if needed in his protecting of your 2nd and 4th Amendment rights. Contact your county commissioners and inform them of your growing organization and its working relationship with your sheriff. Offer to have a delegation meet with them as well.

4) Hold meetings of your County 2nd Amendment Organization. Distribute outlines of purpose and activities. This is a good opportunity to hand out educational DVDs on our present historical situation. Explain that each member of the county organization is to become a founder, or, at least a member, of his own Neighborhood Defense Group.

5) Start forming your own Neighborhood Defense Group by going door to door and asking one, simple question. "If the government told you to turn in your firearms and or your ammunition, would you?" This quickly identifies your 2nd Amendment friends. A "NO" response allows you to explain your goal of establishing an NDG to protect each other from unconstitutional searches, gun confiscations, and any other type of draconian, martial law tyranny that is attempted. The NDG also comes in handy when dealing with natural disaters like tornadoes, earthquakes, floods, etc.

6) Hold somewhat regular meetings of both your NDG and your County 2nd Amendment Organization so that responses to different emergency scenarios can be designed and drilled. "Practice makes perfect." You'll be surprised at the diversity of skills your neighbors have. Remember, there can be no quicker "first responders" than your neighbors. Besides, the FEMA track record is worse than ABOMINABLE.

7) Hosting rifle shoots put on by the great folks at www.AppleseedInfo.org adds interest and fun to your County 2nd Amendment Organization's calendar of events. These get-togethers are good recruiting opportunities as well.


If you have any questions about getting your own groups started, or, have any helpful suggestions concerning making the process of organizing better and more effective, don't hesitate to email me. Just get out there and start. You'll like it.


Scott Kyler
Mid-Ohio Citizens For The 2nd Amendment
Richland County Citizens For The 2nd Amendment
419-884-2792
scott_24002@yahoo.com