In 2002 Dave Burgert masterminded Project 7, a tiny "Patriot" militia with a farfetched scheme to inspire an armed uprising across the United States. The heavily armed Patriots would start by killing a long list of officials: police officers, judges, prosecutors, an FBI agent, a police dispatcher, even a dogcatcher. This would then force Montana to call in the National Guard, whose troops would meet a similar fate. the group hoped that after it mowed down the Guard, "NATO troops would be sent in and that would trigger an all-out revolution." Dupont said the plotters were also braced for an invasion of "Red Chinese" crossing the border from Canada.VideoVIdeo: 2011 Agents from the FBI, National Guard, the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management are all searching for David Burgert, a former Marine and backwoods survivalist in Missoula County, Montana. The 47-year-old was once the leader of an anti-government militia, labeled a terrorist organization, and…
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