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Matt's Dungeon
This site is a personal blog. The site name is somewhat tongue in cheek. Rants and complaints are made knowing full well that criticisms can be ignored. Comments will be screened, censored and ignored as the admin pleases. One requirement is that posters must be combat arms vets. Tin foil hat fruit loops can post on KISSATA and militia sites. Many such posts will be and have been posted under an admins name to protect the guilty.


Tuesday 03 August 2010
Tire Irons corner
Tire Iron, a former Marine, has developed some excellent
online training tools for the small fire team or squad.
My son, a Guard soldier, brought this to my attention.

]http://tireironscorner.blogspot.com/

Friday 02 July 2010
I AM AMERICA

Tuesday 08 June 2010
KISSATA Again
Have been watching the trend of activity on the KISSATA site. Pathetic.. You guys have taken
a powerful concept and wasted possibly years of effort building the idea. As one site member
related to me,
X (6/6/2010 5:36:52 PM): with no new people, soon there is nothing to talk about
corpsman: (6/6/2010 5:37:07 PM): right
X: (6/6/2010 5:37:12 PM): It was part of it, with me
X: (6/6/2010 5:37:20 PM): that and no room for debate
X: (6/6/2010 5:37:28 PM): but you knew that
X: (6/6/2010 5:37:33 PM): too much dogma.
It is very clear that postings are a small fraction of what they were a year ago, Most of the
posts are made by mods. I wonder if a real effort has been made to determine the cause
or if the mods like it that way. Well, for what it is worth, we are actually carrying out the
KISSATA philosophy, successfully, with marked growth of both teams.
Two of our members were banned from from the KISSATA forum, for the wrong reasons. One
of your most frequent non-mod posters is a team member. All I can say is; get your heads out
of your asses. Excuses are not in order. Kudos to NWF and M4Trigger for making major
contributions to the problem.

corpsman

Friday 14 May 2010
Law Review Paper About the Proposed International Small Arms Control Treaty
This is a laborious read, the subject being addressed in academic legalese.
None the less, the effort taken to produce this paper is well worth
acknowledging by reading it. The proposed treaty is a serious threat to the
RTKBA specifically, and to human freedom and safety all over the world.

http://www.pennstatelawreview.org/articles/114/114%20Penn%20St.%20L.%20Rev.%20891.pdf

PDF reader required.

Saturday 08 May 2010
Citizen Training
Most all volunteer associations have a chronic problem with membership
active participation. All to often in the real world, people have to deal with strong
social pressures to put training on a lower priority than family and job related activities.
I suspect the state guard forces have similar issues, although the oath and agreement
to serve is very likely to have the effect of improving this problem. I have seen evidence
online that some of the "unorganized militia" militia organizations use an oath. Once an
organization reaches a critical mass in terms of membership numbers and/or the organization
gains some sort of government recognition things improve. One viable approach for some
organizations is to affiliate with government sponsored volunteer activities
such as search and rescue, reserve police, volunteer fire departments. Civil Air Patrol, Navy
Sea Cadets, Coast Guard Auxiliary and sheriffs mounted posses. And, of course, enlistment
in the state defense force. This is best accomplished at the individual level.

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