Beyond the Bombing: ALASKA
Small militias have formed in Alaska. Despite their
modest size, the groups have caused concern among
observers. An Anchorage attorney and board member of the
National Rifle Association has called some of the militias
"extremely dangerous."
Alaskan militias are connected to the national militia
movement via computers. The electronic bulletin board
services "AmeriKa" and "Back Woods," based in Anchorage.
provide users with conspiracy literature -- including
articles by
Linda Thompson (see
Indiana) and on topics
ranging from "NATO and U.S. Join Together For Total Civilian
Disarmament" to "Why the British Had To Kill Abraham Lincoln."
The bulletin board services also act as forums for users to
lambast the purportedly encroaching powers of the federal government.
ADL Fact Finding Report, "Beyond the Bombing: The Militia
Menace Grows," Anti-Defamation League, 1995.
The
original plaintext version
of this file is available via
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