I would not be so quick to associate Michigan Militia with Al Quaeda. IMHO, any Michigan/AQ linkage would be through either extreme left-wing sympathizers or the relatively large Arabic ethnic community. (And I certainly don't mean to imply that all Arab-Americans in Michigan support the atrocities). However, it is my impression that Michigan Militia is more attractive to what's considered extreme Right-Wing fringe, such as KKK or white-supremecists.
There is a broad continuum of beliefs, and one must be careful to judge individuals objectively by the evidence, not merely assuming guilt by association. I myself sympathize in general with Koernke's 2nd Amendment views, but I am also extremely wary of the hard-corps kooks and creeps his brand of fanatic activism attracts. Definitely getting into fringe paranoid kook territory that's best to avoid.
I would not be so quick to associate Michigan Militia with Al Quaeda. IMHO, any Michigan/AQ linkage would be through either extreme left-wing sympathizers or the relatively large Arabic ethnic community.
I think the point was they should be raiding the homes of "real" terrorists if they want to do that sort of thing.