James J. Johnson, a co-founder of E Pluribus Unum, a component of the Unorganized Militia of the Federal enclave of Ohio, in a prepared statement to the senate subcommittee on terrorism, technology, and government information says,

       … I am speaking here as a representative for my [s]tate and other groups that I know of.  The animosity that I see out there between the citizens … and the [g]overnment is frightening.  What they did was after listening to all these abuses and [g]overnment atrocities that you are going to hear here today, and they saw that they were going to no avail, they decided to see what they could do to become part of the solution.

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       Now, the way we stand now—and it is good that we are getting these views aired out because 200 years ago the British didn’t get the hint until they saw dead redcoats out there.

       Later, in an exchange with Republican (fascist/socialist) de facto senator Fred D. Thompson, Esq., of the confederate state of tennessee, Johnson answers,

       As this trend continues—and you guys have to listen to this—you are pushing people’s backs against the wall out there.  We have got people out there hungry, like I was talking about, people out there starving, and people tired of getting terrorized by law enforcement.  I will support law enforcement whenever they support the law.  I will just call them [statute] enforcement.  They are getting outright economically terrorized, socially terrorized.  I mean, the political correctness is getting out of hand.

       NOTE: As an attorney (Officer of the Court) Thompson was ineligible to serve in two branches of government at the same time, according to Article I, Section 6 [Clause 2].

       [restored 3/25/2023]