MilitiaWatch
This week’s update features some of the following:
Happy March, here’s another weekly update. This week, the following is covered:
Another Monday, another weekly update. Shorter than last few weeks. Covered here includes the following:
Another weekly update covering the past week or so in the news. This week, the update features stories about the following:
This week, another update with the following included:
This week, more developments covered in the update, including:
This week, several key developments get covered in the weekly update:
The last week has been a big one, to say the least! Here’s a weekly update covering some of the following, in very broad strokes:
You’ve likely already read a lot of this, given how high up in the news it’s been this past week, so this one is going to be mainly for record-keeping.
After a brief hiatus to celebrate the holidays away from keeping up with all of this so directly, the weekly update returns with some quick review of the past little bit of time.
Since around 20 December, a lot has happened:
Georgia, like many other US states, is awash with militia groups. This can be measured by the presence of those who represent larger coalitions nationwide like the Georgia Security Force III%, the regional or nationwide calls-to-action around armed right-wing activism such as the 15 August Stone Mountain event, as well as a continuing comradery between right-wing politicians and our sizeable militia field here. In this piece, we explore relationships between a candidate for higher office and local right-wing movements and militia groups.