[Unknowing]

This is a brilliant analysis. I’m too old for militia work; well, maybe as a chaplain though. But I’m always willing to help my county Sheriff, as he has helped me in the past.

Sheriff Maketa in El Paso County (Colorado Springs) has made similar statements regarding enforcement of these infringements. Many sheriffs have testified in our legislature against these so-called laws. Really it’s the City and County of Denver (plus some outliers like the municipality of Aurora) against the whole state. I won’t spend a dime in Denver, except for parking sometimes, and I pray daily that the governor’s pen runs dry.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Those too old to fight can do logistics, and those too old to do logistics can do planning and operations. Chaplains are good as well, because morale is the cornerstone to a successful plan.

Anyone with the patience to read Dupuy and Dupuy’s The Encyclopedia Of Military History from cover to cover, and learn from it, is a tangible military threat of a higher order. Followed with von Clausewitz’s On War and Sun Tzu’s The Art of War, and you will know more than most US military flag officers.

Then given some young men to fight, and some middle aged men to carry out logistics, yours will be a very tough nut to crack.