Civil Defense in Wyoming

By An Old Friend

Wed, Jun 24, 2020 3:13 p.m.

Civil Defense in Wyoming

Byron York has a column up, "Good luck in trying to stop mob violence targeting monuments,"   http://www.jewishworldreview.com/0620/york062420.php3

AOF: I'm a fan of York's but the column isn't a big deal, so I won't paste its text.  More notable was the first comment added by a reader, presumably somebody who's in Wyoming.  (I hope my one Wyoming correspondent will tell me if he can confirm what's below.)

Eugene Podrazik

Its called the magic of the AR15, Mr. York. The willingness to insure peaceable assembly will remain so.

There were bus (or bus loads) of BLM/Antifa types who traveled through Wyoming to spread the 'good news'. Aided by distraught local organizers--aka useful idiots. The point is, nothing happened. The police were prepared; one of the fundamental of riot control is to identify the instigators and shut them down. So, the parades in Cheyenne and Casper proceeded as planned, stayed

on route and moved on. In the case of Wheatland, midway between Casper and Cheyenne, not having a parade permit, the police invited them to move on.

As further incentive, civilians carrying their AR15's were in attendance, many business owners along the parade routes.

The professional instigators were seeded in the buses of the parade protesters. Casing the joint of opportunities for violence. They never had a chance. And, given the seriousness and discipline of the gun culture, not a shot fired.

BTW. This isn't "spontaneous". Next article: who's bank rolling this?

N.S.: This will only work in places that are predominantly white, and the whites have a thriving gun and self-reliance culture. However, the way things are going, in 10-20 years, the 2A could be repealed, de jure, or the SC could be packed with lyin' leftwing judges (pardon the redundancy) who will de facto repeal it.