The Siege at Ruby Ridge is often considered a pivotal date in American history. The shootout between Randy Weaver and his family and federal agents on August 21, 1992, is one that kicked off the Constitutional Militia Movement and left America with a deep distrust of its leadership – in particular then-President George H.W. Bush and eventual President Bill Clinton and Attorney General Janet Reno.

The short version is this: Randy Weaver and his wife Vicki moved with their four kids to the Idaho Panhandle, near the Canadian border, to escape what they thought was an increasingly corrupt world. The Weavers held racial separatist beliefs, but were not involved in any violent activity or rhetoric. They were peaceful Christians who simply wanted to be left alone.

Randy Weaver Refuses to Turn Snitch

In June 1990, Faderley’s cover was blown. It was then that the ATF reached out to Weaver, stating that they had evidence he was dealing illegal firearms. They told him they would drop all charges if he would agree to become their new informant regarding the investigation of the Aryan Nations groups in the area. Weaver refused.

To coerce him into changing his mind, the Feds staged a stunt where a broken down couple were at the side of the road. Weaver stopped to help them and was handcuffed, thrown face down in the snow and arrested. He had to post his home as bond. Still he refused to become a federal informant.

The irony of the federal government’s desire to obtain informants within the Aryan Nations is that different branches of federal law enforcement and intelligence gathering occupied five of the six key positions in the organization. This means that the Aryan Nations were effectively a government-run shop, with agents spying on each other to ensure the integrity of an investigation – into an organization almost entirely run by the federal government.
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My comment: I was there during that siege, and it was the seminal event in history that launched me into writing and researching on what was going on in against America.
I lost my job over it.
I gave up my 10 acre homestead to get the message out.
But I never looked back and I feel that event changed the course of American history. Mr. Weaver has since passed away, and the remainder of his family has started lives of their own.

Since that time the patriot movement became stronger and then went semi-underground as it was obvious the globalist controlled government wanted to do a purge against true Americans - falsely calling them domestic terrorists.
Now we see new developments and conspiracies against the people with gay lifestyles being pushed in schools, controlled weather, firestorms, food warehouses and refineries burning to the ground, unstopped invasion from foreigners, manufactured pandemics and wars and rumors of wars. It is anyone's guess what will happen next or how far this corruption and collapse of society will go. We must be prepared for anything and be as independent as possible. GE