The Mississippi Militia operates in cells of three to five people, to make it harder to infiltrate, then gather monthly for training. It's very hard to tell how many people we have. That's by design. We are anywhere, everywhere and nowhere, and that's the way we like to have it. Last week, the Militia of East Tennessee was out in the woods, deep in the mountains near the North Carolina border practicing survival techniques and long-range sniping.
Most militias report monthly field exercises.
But we do have people who can shoot the wart off a gnat's butt at 700 yards or better with a Winchester. My whole goal for them is we keep this the 1,000-yard war, if it ever comes to that. And I pray it never does. I'm not trying to rock the boat. I don't want a revolution.