There are no secrets...

I believe it was Mister Franklin who said it best: Three may keep a secret so long as two are dead.

If you think your dear wife of 40 years will keep that secret of yours, you are probably right...until the moment the man with the Luger points it at one of her children or grandbabies.

When I was camping with the Feds, you'll simply have to trust me when I say the intel network in place by the population was vastly superior to anything and everything had by the keepers of the keys - and they had audio and video and even snitches.  You see, it's easy to spot the snitches and use them to your advantage.  Anything you wanted, from shrimp to DVDs that had not yet been released to theaters to women (complete with tent outside of camera range) was available.  The currency might surprise you.  "I know a guy outside who lives in your AO, I need to get him a message..."

What does any of this have to do with my recent posts about Drones tightening the net and a deliberate conspiracy to deny your 2A without you ever pointing a rifle at the culprit?

In an article I will link below, the statement is made that "...avoidance and Detection systems for drones are still 2-5 years away."

I still maintain that if every Patriot reading this blog would simply go out tonight and leave 5 Enemies of Liberty hog-tied across your AO (curbside, in the back of their cruiser, in their office, in their basement, whatever) all of this Communization of America would end overnight.  But Patriots won't do that.  Some of you are preparing for toe-to-toe slugfests.  Some of you are preparing for shoot & scoot asymmetric fights.  Sadly, some of you are even preparing to bury your gear "...for use later..."

For those very few who have what it takes to gear up, go forth into Harm's Way and offer double-taps, the most critical resource you will have is not your slicked & Tricked (TM) AR or the ammo to feed it.  It will be Intel, as it has always been.

The true Warriors will be guys who drive big rigs.  It'll be the longshoremen who offload ships.  It'll be the UPS drivers who know where every shop gets every widget.

If your game is to cripple infrastructure and deny parts to keep Drones airborne, or pilots from reporting to work, you will need to tap into that intel network.

I have neither the time or inclination at this moment to give anyone a step by step plan for accomplishing this task.  Primarily because I think it is a LOSER strategy.  Why fight for months or years of attrition (which your Enemy is better resourced to survive) instead of simply going out one night and taking five of their assets out of the fight?

But if you insist on doing it the hard way, by all means go for it.  Tap the intel (the circles of wives are your number one gate key) and then go to work.  Here's the Drone piece.

Me?  I'm not playing that game.  I am of an age that when I want to go from A to B, I walk a straight line and just get rid of everything blocking my way.

Hog-tie five.  If we all do it on one single coordinated night, this nonsense is over.

Kerodin
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