A Force Upon the Plain: The American Militia Movement and the Politics of Hate
by Kenneth S. Stern
American Jewish Committee
Simon and Schuster, New York 1996
Binding by Minsky, 1997
Stern reviews the same issues as many of the other authors — Ruby Ridge, Waco, Oklahoma City — and the major players, who come from the Ku Klux Klan, the neo-Nazis and other white supremacists. The Jewish organizations are particularly involved because of the claims by some of the Militia leaders that ZOG (the Ziionist Occupational Government) is in control of the United states and is the true enemy.
The above
binding is a detail of the work pictured to the right:
Seven books on the American Militia movement, the right to bear arms, and the gun culture, in a snakeskin cabinet with a Norinco
MAK-90 semi-automatic rifle, three loaded clips, and a thousand rounds of ammunition. Created 1996-98, this work is part of Minsky's series The United States Constitution, The Bill of Rights, and is subtitled The Second Amendment. Click on the image to return to the main Second Amendment page.
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The First Amendment
by Larry Sullivan
The Eighth Amendment
