Well Regulated with Brian Wood and Jeremiah DeBorde of Franklin County Militia, Inc
Nov 1, 2023
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Guests Brian Wood and Jeremiah DeBorde of Franklin County Militia, Inc discuss dispelling negative stereotypes and the importance of militias upholding the Constitution. They also explore the misconceptions surrounding militias, the role of citizens in emergencies, and the upcoming Veterans Day rally organized by Franklin County Militia, Inc.
The history and purpose of militias, originally intended to protect the security of a free state, have shifted to federal control over time, emphasizing the need to reclaim the principles of the militia.
Local and state governments should have control over militias, ensuring the rights and security of the people, and recognize the duty of every citizen to be well-regulated and prepared for service.
The neglect faced by militias due to federal statutes and regulations restricts the exercise of Second Amendment rights and highlights the need for advocacy, restoration, and recognition of militia rights.
Being part of a well-regulated militia involves community support, preparedness, and collaboration, as demonstrated by a local militia's relief effort in response to a tornado, emphasizing the importance of community response and responsibility.
Deep dives
The History and Purpose of the Militia
The podcast episode discusses the history and purpose of the militia. It explains that the militias were originally intended to be comprised of the people themselves, serving as a well-regulated force to protect the security of a free state. The episode highlights how the militias played a crucial role in the early years of the country, but over time, control and regulation shifted to the federal government. The episode emphasizes the importance of reclaiming the principles of the militia, including individual rights, responsibilities, and training, in order to maintain a well-regulated and prepared citizenry.
The Role of County and State Governments
The podcast discusses the role of county and state governments in relation to the militia. It highlights how the responsibility of regulating and providing for the militia was initially given to the state legislatures and has since been controlled by the federal government. The episode emphasizes the importance of local and state control over militias to ensure the rights and security of the people. It also points out that the unorganized militia, which includes every citizen between the ages of 16 and 54, has a duty to be well-regulated and prepared for service in the defense of the state.
Challenges and Neglect of the Militia
The podcast addresses the challenges and neglect faced by the militia in recent years. It explains how federal statutes and regulations have limited the ability of individuals to fully exercise their Second Amendment rights by participating in volunteer militia service. The episode emphasizes the lack of established standards and training for the unorganized militia and the need to advocate for the restoration and recognition of militia rights. It also highlights the importance of the people's duty to train and be prepared for service, as well as the necessity for local and state governments to support and uphold the rights of the militias.
Community Response and Responsibility
The podcast episode discusses the community response and responsibility in relation to the militia. It shares an example of a local county militia's relief effort in response to a tornado that struck the area. The episode highlights the importance of community support, preparedness, and collaboration in times of crisis. It also underscores the duty of individuals to assist law enforcement and emergency responders, as well as the potential consequences for neglecting such responsibilities. The episode concludes by emphasizing the need to uphold individual rights, maintain a well-regulated militia, and work together as a community to ensure the security and preservation of the republic.
The Franklin County Militia's Response to Natural Disasters
The Bedford County militia requested assistance from other unorganized militias to help property owners in the aftermath of a tornado. Volunteers from various militias aided in the recovery efforts, working alongside local law enforcement and government officials. The response efforts were well-received by the community, with grateful residents expressing their appreciation for the volunteers' assistance. This demonstrates the positive impact militias can have in times of need.
Militias and Misconceptions
The podcast episode highlights the misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding militias. It emphasizes that militias are not fringe groups aiming to overthrow the government, but rather serve as a well-regulated force to support and assist local and state authorities. The focus is on being well-trained, well-disciplined, and prepared to protect individual rights and preserve the Republic. The episode calls for dispelling the false narratives often perpetuated by the media about militias.
Exercising Second Amendment Rights
The importance of exercising Second Amendment rights to be well-regulated is highlighted. The podcast episode stresses that citizens have a duty and responsibility to volunteer and serve in the militia when called upon. The significance of having a free and independent militia in preserving individual rights and defending against tyrannical government is emphasized.
Training and Evidence of Being Well-Regulated
The episode discusses the importance of training and evidence of being well-regulated. It mentions various types of training, such as marksmanship and emergency first aid, that militias undertake to be prepared for various situations. By providing evidence of being well-regulated and fulfilling their duty, militias can defend against legislative efforts to limit certain categories of firearms and stand up for the rights of the people.
On this show we sat down with the Franklin County Militia leaders Brian Wood and Jeremiah Deborde, to discuss what exactly all the hoopla behind a militia really is. You're in for a treat and a mind blowingly intelligent motive, as Brian is a Constitutional Scholar, on why they have positioned themselves within the community. They dispel negative stereotypes, talk some history, goals, ways to contact them, and much more.
