text: On the subject of efforts to criminalize training and demoralize patriots. Some have hear my lecture that the law stands on three legs. First is, is it really law I.E. does it conform to the Constitution and to God';s Law?Second is there consensus that it is the law? Third, is it enforced?We have a mess today because lots of people think anything crooked legislators or gov bureaucrats say, is "law"; AND we have allowed government a monopoly on enforcement, That is how we get Waco, Ruby Ridge, and J6.We must associate and train. It is clearly needed to protect ourselves and families, and clearly our Constitutional and sacred duty. It is clearly lawful (we think!)But the way we "get away with it" has to be to support the FACT that it is lawful in the Constitutional and Divine Law senses, with the other two legs. The "consensus" leg has to be built by educating our neighbors with both fact and emotion. Facts of law and history we can teach, the emotional reality we have to hammer home with our own characters and our concerted actions in community service and involvement, which includes developing supportive working relationships with paid LE.. No single thing will be as effective to build public perception that we are legit, as passage of local Ordinances recognizing us.The "enforcement" leg is our own level of tactical training and equipment multiplied by networking by which we can call on similar groups for support. We do NOT want to ever have to use it, but everyone has to know it is there.Look at what happened to us in Vietnam. The Commies did their homework, convinced the people (even some of ours) that they were the good guys, so local resistance survived until we wore out. Only when most of our neighbors believe that we are on the right side, can we feel confident.