Newsgroups: talk.politics.guns
From: [h--u--e] at [NETSYS.COM] (Hudson Luce)
Subject: Weapons Caching, Revised. Part 1/7
Date: Tue, 28 Dec 1993 06:01:20 GMT

       This is the revised version of the Weapons Caching Series
posted on the Internet about i month ago. This version incorporates
many changes, and contains many of the comments received from those
who looked at the original set of postings. The previouus version is
now obsolete, and should be discarded.

       There are seven parts to this series: 
1. This initial post, 1/7
2. The Introduction, 2/7
3. Equipment List, Instructions for Assembly of Kit, and Assembly of Cache 3/7
4. Instructions for Placement and Burial of Cache 4/7
5. Other Things to Do, and First Aid Kit. Recommended Reading List. 5/7
6. Some Recent News Items 6/7
7. List of 2nd Amendment Rights Organizations and BBSs 7/7

        The purpose of posting these articles to the Internet is
as follows: 
 
	(1) To get owners of weapons to realize that their
situation is critical - they must immediately become active in
the legislative process in order to secure the free exercise
of their right to keep and bear arms; 
 
	(2) To give notice to those who would deprive law-abiding
citizens of one of their most important natural rights, the
right to keep and bear arms, that their attempts at pretended
legislation will meet with defiance and scorn at best; 
 
	(3) To lay the groundwork for a massive campaign of civil
disobedience to unConstitutional laws, should it become
necessary to do so, so that those in power can realize that their
power actually does derive from the "consent of the governed".
When the governed withdraw their consent, the lawful and just
powers of the government are withdrawn also.
 
	(4) To give those who would wish to freely exercise their
Second Amendment rights in the face of government tyranny,
after failing to preserve their freedoms, the means to do so.
It is hoped that this shall never come to pass, but this will only 
be the case if those who wish to preserve their liberty do nothing 
in the face of the present evil. 
 
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