What Is The Wild Bunch Dispatch?
The Wild Bunch Dispatch is a newsletter with exclusive content from Alt-Market.us, and to be sure, I realize there are hundreds of newsletters out there in the Liberty Movement. You would think though that with so many in circulation there would be at least one that teaches legitimate strategies for fighting against the globalist agenda, the root problem that has motivated people to participate in liberty activism for decades now. Unfortunately, there are none.
Consider this frightening prospect for a moment – Globalists control central banks and money creation, therefore they have almost infinite funding at their disposal. They have puppet politicians in every major government on the planet. They have tentacles in every facet of the mainstream media and are seeking ways to undermine the alternative media today. And, they have dozens of think tank institutions which are constantly war-gaming faster and better ways of hijacking even more power and eroding your individual rights until there is nothing left.
But that’s not the frightening part…
The thing that should worry you the most is that while establishment elites use these resources and think tanks to plot against the public everyday, we have not a single think tank of our own. We have no counter-strategy. No group of top minds developing ways to beat the globalists at their own game. It is up to us to create that “guerrilla” think tank.
There are at least a handful of liberty movement writers and thinkers that have offered potential solutions over the years. But, for each solution presented there are thousands of other people who bicker about them or criticize those trying to help while never actually planning to do anything about the problem. They muddy the waters and disrupt clarity. This newsletter is not for those people.
This is the Wild Bunch; a place for practical solutions and preparations for dealing with the globalist agenda. This newsletter is for people who are not just talkers, but doers. This newsletter is for quiet professionals, for serious and driven preppers and activists.
I have been writing for the liberty movement for over 12 years now on my website Neithercorp.us and then on to Alt-Market. And, in that time I have found it very valuable to fight the information war with as much effort as possible. Talking about the problem is always important, but solving the problem needs to be addressed eventually as well. Solving problems is not for everyone. Some people are good at contemplating, and other people are good at taking action.
The Wild Bunch Dispatch is written for the people who accept the hard fact that destructive globalism exists; people who know what is coming and do not plan to hide passively while the world burns down around them. If you are interested in discussions on concrete tactics and solutions no matter the struggle, then this newsletter is for you.
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Why We Fight
Crushing rebellions and insurgencies is a bit of an obsession for globalist think tanks. From DARPA to RAND Corporation and the Council On Foreign Relations, billions of dollars and thousands of man hours have been spent seeking out more effective ways to stop the citizenry from acting independently from government or the central bank controlled economy. The bulk of the strategies that these think tanks develop depend on the use of national emergency measures, or martial law measure in the event of a real or fabricated disaster.
Perhaps the most vital key to hindering public opposition to extreme centralization would be the shutdown of communications. Organization requires communication, sometimes over long distances, and the spread of information keeps the public informed and aware of possible threats to their freedoms and property. Without comms (or free travel), the public becomes regionally isolated and easier to dominate.
There is a false claim circulating in the mainstream that modern cell phone communications and the internet cannot be shut down by the government; that the system is too redundant or decentralized. In reality, current phone and internet communications are not only highly vulnerable to government surveillance, but also interference.
Many people are unaware of a secretive Department of Homeland Security protocol called SOP 303, which has existed since at least 2006. The US government and the President’s National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC) has consistently fought attempts through the Freedom Of Information Act to make SOP 303 information available to the public. What we do know is that it is a “national emergency” tool that has been used in the past to shut down all cell and internet communications in a particular region. In essence, it is an internet and cell phone “kill switch”.
Now, why would the government want to shut down cell service and internet? Wouldn’t this make a crisis situation even worse?
They assert that SOP 303 is meant to interfere with communications during an attack as a way to prevent coordination between terrorists. But if this is the only reason, why are they so insistent that the public not have access to SOP 303 documents? Like every other classified national emergency order, the excuse of “terrorism” is a cover for unconstitutional motives.
Imagine this future – The US faces a major economic downturn which results in growing discontent in the citizenry; so much so that national protests and even open insurgency become possible. The government declares a national emergency and immediately begins locking down communications in various “hotspot” regions where civil unrest is present. What if you happen to live in one of these regions? How will you get information on what is going on across the nation? How will you talk with friends and family? How will you organize a community of people any larger than your own neighborhood for mutual aid and security?
Best Case Scenario: Emergency Ham Radio Net
The best case scenario in the event of downed communications is that the event is temporary, meaning, a few days to a few weeks. Phone and power utilities are always prone to short term loss of service because of natural disasters. The only practical solution to loss of phone and internet is a preexisting Ham radio network.
Ham comms on a localized basis are not difficult to establish. In fact, in most places such networks of Hams already exist. These networks can be built using peer-to-peer direct radio communication if the terrain and distance allows. Many consumer base station radio models and antenna are capable of transmitting at 50 watts to 100 watts, which is more than enough power to cover a county-sized area. Other networks reach further using “repeater” stations that relay weaker signals at distances they would not normally be able to transmit.
A professional Ham radio repeater with solar power. These repeater stations relay transmissions over a wide area.
I would also warn readers that FRS or GMRS-type radios are completely insufficient for anything other than neighborhood use. Ham radios are far superior in abilities and transmitting distance. Don’t get fooled by people claiming that Midland-style radios are all you would need during a comms down scenario.
Keep in mind that in order to legally practice using Ham equipment you must have at least a Technician Class license (and yes, I do have a Ham license). Look for local Ham radio clubs to find out when and where you can take a license test. Online practice tests make getting your license much easier. Take the online test as many times as you can until you have the answers memorized.
Ham radios vary in price and capability. That said, if you are operating in an area with repeaters, any handheld model will do, and they start in price as low as $25. There is simply no excuse not to have at least one.
This Baofeng UV-5r gives you handheld dual band capability for only $25. Check out my video on how to weatherproof cheaper Ham radios like this one.
It is not enough to have a radio and a marginal knowledge of how it functions, though. You also need to work with your friends and family to set up a “Ham net” or “Ham check-in”. This is usually a check in within a specific predetermined frequency, organized by a control operator that runs on the same day and same time every week. It is very important to start your weekly Ham net now, well before an emergency event happens.
The sooner you start, the more time you have to build up a community of Hams on your net and the more time you have to practice using it and work out any bugs. When a grid down situation does occur, people in your area will be ready to start communicating on your Ham net immediately without confusion or delay.
Worst Case Scenario: Secure Or Encrypted Ham Radio Comms
In the worst case scenario, you are not looking at a temporary grid down event, but a long term shutdown of all communications by the government itself. Under martial law measures, there would be no telling when phones and internet would be turned on again – maybe never. You would also have to face the prospect that certain agencies may be seeking to undermine Ham based networks as well. This could include surveillance of radio traffic and discussion, or, even triangulation of transmissions to find the people behind them.
The prospect of “jamming” Ham radio is a difficult one if we are talking about a large region. Jamming a specific frequency band in a small area with white noise is easier, but jamming all frequency bands over a large region is nearly impossible. A vast number of transmitters would be needed in every county or state for jamming purposes, along with considerable power. Jamming can be accomplished on multiple frequencies using “Band Hopping”, but this is more an annoyance than anything else. It does not stop all transmissions.
Keep in mind also that experienced Hams know how to triangulate transmissions. A “jammer” requires a large signal footprint and can be easily found and potentially destroyed. In other words, someone using a jammer against you might work to your advantage.
In the event that a government agency or foreign enemy is seeking to triangulate YOUR radio transmissions, there are ways to prevent this from happening.
The general rule for Ham radio is this: Use the least amount of wattage necessary to get your signal out to the people you want to get it to. Meaning, if you can talk to your contacts with 10-20 watts, then don’t use 50-100 watts.
The less power used to transmit, the less likely it is that your signal can be monitored or triangulated. For neighborhoods or small towns, 5 Watt handheld radios should be more than adequate.
When transmitting information across an entire county or several counties, more wattage is needed and this presents a risk in our worst case scenario environment. However, there are still options. Repeaters can be used to relay the information, and, some base stations can be set up for “crossband” repeating. This means that repeaters can take a signal on one frequency and then relay it on another frequency. Also, the use of multiple repeaters helps to confuse triangulation.
Another option is to set up a vehicle as a mobile repeater. The vehicle relays your group’s important transmissions at higher power and then simply moves somewhere else long before their position can be triangulated.
HF (High Frequency) radio is useful for communicating very long distances (across the country, or even to other countries). HF transmissions reflect off the ionosphere using low power, making them very difficult to triangulate. Such radio rigs are expensive, though, retailing in the $700 to $1000 price range. The problem during a government lockdown of comms is not so much getting transmissions out to people; but what about when you don’t want these agencies to know what you are saying?
Under FCC rules, encryption of Ham radio is illegal. But, in the face of a SHTF event, who cares?
The most effective way I have found to accomplish secure comms is the use of digital Ham networks. Using a Ham radio modem, a laptop and free software such as Fldigi, your radio can transmit digital text, word files and image files peer-to-peer. It is essentially Ham based email. Modems can be used on UHF/VHF/HF frequency bands.
This UV-5r radio is interfaced with a Signalink USB Modem. This package along with a laptop and the use of repeaters can allow you to send Ham email (and encrypted email) over a wide area.
Once you are sending text files over Ham, you now have the ability to encrypt. There are some open source encryption software programs available on the web for free. These usually require two people to have the same software and encryption key before they can send messages to each other. Digital encryption alone is not enough, though. I recommend using a private encryption method on top of digital encryption if you are dealing with domestic agency surveillance (like the NSA) or a foreign military. This could be something as simple as a “book cipher”. Once you are double encrypted, the chances that your message will be deciphered in time for someone to interfere with what you are doing are slim.
Another advantage to using digital Ham messages is that this prevents voice surveillance. Meaning, if you do not want a particular surveillance source to know who you are while you are communicating (through voice recognition software), then the digital text method is effective. This might sound like overkill or paranoia, but the use of voice recognition software on military drones has been ongoing in places like Afghanistan for many years.
If the enemy happens to consider you a “high value target” for whatever reason, then you should probably not use your voice on widespread communications unless you are highly mobile or you are sure you cannot be triangulated.
Beyond the anonymity, digital Ham could be useful in maintaining your own surveillance network on a local, state or national level. Security is about “circles of awareness”; the wider your circles of awareness, the more info you will have ahead of time and the safer you will be. Would you rather know about a potential threat when it is 100 miles away, or when it is almost at your doorstep? This requires community building, which becomes very difficult unless you have comms.
Enemy movements can be relayed and image files can be transmitted on digital Ham. Criminal activity, such as violent looters, can be cataloged. Images of the looters can be transmitted to nearby communities and the looters can be dealt with when they arrive. There are numerous applications for this technology. It is a must-have for any group seeking to survive a social breakdown or fight back against globalist control.