The communications center will be c/o
DONT TREAD ON ME! Common Law Service Center, NEW ROAD
INN, 4000 Jack Cultjen Parkway (South Loop, Interstate
35, Exit 331), Waco, Texas - Room 223. Phone number (817)
662-2442.
Messages may be left and picked up at
the communications center. Only in emergencies will
deliveries be attempted.
The assembly area will be designated by
10:00 AM, Sunday morning (March 7, 1993).
All participants should be in the
assembly area by 11:45 AM. Information will be made
available at the communication center, the
"media" staging area and any other areas where
activity is evident. Flyers will be distributed at these
locations in limited quantities.
Upon notification of the assembly area
location, it is imperative that everybody assemble as
quickly and as orderly as possible. Random searches for
drugs and/or weapons will be made. Anyone found with
either will have the property turned over to, or reported
to the Sheriff. These individuals will be barred from
participation.
At the designated time, movement will
begin in the direction of the Branch Davidian compound.
Participants should maintain proper decorum for the
march, and silence will provide our best protection. We
will march ten abreast, and we will march to our
objective. The peaceful assembly will be lead by the
Gadsden County flag (yellow with rattlesnake and
inscription "DONT TREAD ON ME"). There should
be no slogans carried by anyone. Organization
identification and state identification may be carried.
This peaceful assembly is non-aligned. The sole purpose
is to demonstrate that there are PATRIOTS in the country,
still, who are willing to commit themselves to the
protection of those rights, given by God, and
unalienable, regardless of moral or philosophical
differences. The true government of this great nation is
interceding to maintain peace, and to present themselves
to the administrative agency that has been the focus of
attention for the past few days, and let them understand
that the will of the People, not the desires of the
administrative agency, is the "law" to be
followed in this land.
Communication with the press should be
conducted only by those so designated. Participants are
encouraged not to speak for themselves during the
assembly. The peaceful assembly must speak for itself to
serve it's purpose.
Anticipate a degree of hardship in this
effort. Arrangements were made on very short notice. They
will continue so as to provide the needs of the peaceful
assembly. Food, water and sanitary facilities must be
conserved. There is no valid statutory law that can
prescribe what is acceptable and what is not to a
Freeman, those choices must be made by the individual.
Every effort is being made to provide these facilities.
Those that are not satisfied with what is available
accept responsibility for themselves. Those that will
tolerate what is available assume individual
responsibility for same.
The actions of the federal
"military" forces are unpredictable, which is
apparent by the occurrences of the past week, therefore
every effort should be exerted to maintain discipline
during this activity. The moral of the entire effort is
based on the moral of each individual.
Sleeping facilities are non-existent at
the compound. Each individual is responsible to himself
for same.
No effort should be made to approach
the buildings within the compound. The sleeping area, for
those that remain through the night, will most likely be
located between the BATF command area and the compound.
Whether leaving this area after arrival will be
restricted by the activities of BATF, or not, is not
known at this time.
Next Article
Previous Article
Return to Waco White Paper Index
Return to Journals of the
Outpost of Freedom