The Arizona Patriots was an anti-Semitic group with an emphasis on stockpiling weapons and baiting public officials. The group first gained public notice by its efforts to clog the Arizona court system with nuisance lawsuits in the 1980's. This was a tactic also employed by the violence-prone Posse Comitatus, whose adherence to the anti-Semitic "Identity" doctrine and refusal to recognize any governmental authority higher than the county level were shared by the Arizona Patriots.VideoVideo: 2009I n August of 2009, a man toting an AR-15 showed up at a healthcare event where the President was to attend. He was interviewed by Ernest Hancock, who said he was packing a 9-millimeter Beretta. Hancock had staged the event and had legally defended the Viper Militia convicted of being weaponizers to domestic terrorists including those involved in the Oklahoma City bombing.Video: 2009 Earnest Hancock and the Viper Militia
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