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Freemen Take Over Trap Line

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clovehitch
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Interesting bit of news up my end of the country.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/freemen-take-over-grande-prairie-cabin-trappers-say-1.1912428


   
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 Syn
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There are a number of instances where squatters seem to me to be basically are in the process of home invasion and robbery , and sometimes like this example threatening violence . How exactly would others deal with this overall behaviour, let the law tentatively deal with this growing movement (obviously how they are handling it is not turning the trend ) or ? Personally my first instinct I'd have to think hard on , is to get my hackles up and think they brought the fight so it is my perogative to end it.


   
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cernunnos5
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This is worth documenting and filing in the back of your brain because of how it can influence the prepper movement. As a bit of a survivalist historian, I understand freemen do fit into the overall catchphrase that the word prepper has become. Ill quote Wikipedia for a piece of history.

" The concept of a sovereign citizen originated in the Posse Comitatus movement as a teaching of Christian Identity minister William P. Gale. The concept has influenced the tax protester movement, the Christian Patriot movement, and the redemption movement—the last of which claims that the U.S. government uses its citizens as collateral against foreign debt"

Now these groups are overtly racist groups that the prepper movement have largely stepped up and rejected though they do continue to survive in our midst. "We've come along way, Baby" but some of their influence still shape some of our more foolish prepping. I guess, In the same way, Ive stumbled against hippies that have embraced this freeman movement so its not as easily cut and dried.

That's all I wanted to point out. File it in the back of your brain

I have a Tactical Harness and I have a Tool Belt. The Tool Belt is more Useful.


   
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 gPRS
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A person can only file so much in the back of their brain ...
http://internationalpreppersnetwork.net/viewtopic.php?f=66&t=3862&p=48057#p48057

I prefer to reference hard, cold facts.
Besides, if the LEOs were slow to back me up in a dispute with said "Freemen" on my land, then said trespassers get what they deserve.

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These people are land pirates and need to be exterminated. Regardless of your partisan perspective they represent the worst of the worst. Mooching, stealing, and making victims around the way.


   
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 Syn
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When a freeman falls in the forest, does anybody hear?

Just humming this to myself to the Bruce Cockburn tune.


   
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cernunnos5
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Yes, I use the same joke. If Bruce Cockburn is walking in the forest and he trips, does he make a sound? A little buddhist humour.

I have a Tactical Harness and I have a Tool Belt. The Tool Belt is more Useful.


   
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