Ten Principles of
Christian Separatism

5. Prepare to Fight and Survive

But now, let him who has no sword sell his mantle and buy one... For I tell you that this scripture must be fulfilled in me "And he was reckoned with transgressors," for what is written about me has its fulfillment.

Luke 22:36

These verses describe Jesus's advice to His disciples before He was captured by the priests and officers of the Temple. Christians are more prone to recognize "He who lives by the sword dies by the sword" as this verse is more often quoted.

One must not confuse Jesus's voluntary self-surrender to the evil authorities of his day as being a lesson for all Christians for all time. For His self-sacrifice is taught to Catholics in their Mass as being "freely given," i.e., He was not compelled to surrender but freely chose to sacrifice himself as a ransom for the sins of the many. His surrender was necessary for the redemption of mankind, which He accomplished. Our surrender will not intrinsically or necessarily accomplish anything, and so we ought not to automatically surrender ourselves.

Christian teaching holds that there is no duty to fight, to engage in violence. But that is different from holding that violence is always evil. The Church has long recognized that violence is permissible in self-defense or in defense of others. The Church has also held that warfare, in limited well-defined circumstances, is permissible. Augustine's doctrine of "just war" is explained elsewhere on this web site.

If you choose to be armed, do not enlist in the United States Armed forces, rather enlist in your State and local Militias

Enlisting in the United States Armed Forces is wrong for two reasons.

First, the United States Armed Forces are being converted into United Nations Armed Forces. This is not news to anyone whose friends and relatives are serving as soldiers in United Nations "peacekeeping" missions all over the world. The United Nations requires an oath (or affirmance) of all those soldiers. The following is a comparison of oaths taken by United States soldiers and the oath taken by United Nations soldiers:

United States Oath:

I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of military justice. So help me God

United Nations Oath:

I solemnly affirm to exercise in all loyalty, discretion and conscience the functions entrusted to me as a member of the international service of the United Nations, to discharge those functions and regulate my conduct with the interests of the United Nations only in view and not to seek or accept instructions in respect to the performance of my duties from any government or other authority external to the organization. (Emphasis added) [1]

The oaths are contradictory. One cannot be bound to support and defend the United States Constitution and obey the President while at the same time act only in the interest of the United Nations and not accept orders from the United States government.

Michael New was a United States soldier who refused to wear United Nations insignia on the grounds it would violate his United States oath. He was court-martialed.

Therefore, the only legal way to avoid taking the United Nations oath is not to enroll as a soldier in the United States Armed Forces.

Second, members of the United States Armed Forces used to be prohibited from undertaking "law enforcement" action toward United States Citizens. [2] This is no longer true. Congress has recently amended the law to allow for increased military participation in domestic law enforcement, usually federal law enforcement. As previously noted, federal law enforcement objectives are generally anti-Christian and anti-freedom. For example, the U.S. military's Delta Force assisted the FBI in killing almost one hundred civilians at Waco, TX in 1993. [3]

Therefore, unless you wish to be impressed into serving the United Nations and called upon to execute your fellow, freedom loving Christian citizens, do not enroll in the United States Armed Forces.

One can still defend one's country and its people by enrolling in a State Militia.

The media have done their best to depict the Militia as a dangerous, crazed group of angry White men who need to be arrested, convicted or otherwise controlled.

Of course, the Militia is expressly provided for in the United States Constitution. See, Article 1, Section 8. Membership in the unorganized militia is automatic for able-bodied male citizens between the ages of 17 and 45. See, Title 10, United States Code, §311. Therefore, such citizens should be prepared to fulfill the function of the Militia. Absent conscientious religious objection, that means being armed with military grade weapons.

The Militia can be "called forth" by Congress to defend the country when it is threatened by insurrection or invasion. However, the Constitution empowers the States, not Congress, to train the Militia and appoint its officers. See, Article 1, Section 8.

Expressly, the Constitution provides for a military not controlled by the federal government. No federal oath is required, and militia members are not subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice. See, Title 10 United States Code, § 802.

The departure of Christians from the "United States Armed Forces" is the eXile's most formidable tool against the New World Order. Already, United States military recruitment is lagging. Active duty troops have dropped 61% since 1968, 35% in the 1990's alone. [4]

In part, lengthy deployments and low pay have undermined recruitment efforts. The larger picture, however, is that the armed forces have consciously decided to stray from its traditional source of military recruits - patriotic and loyal American Christian males. In subverting red, white and blue United States sovereignty to the blue flag of the New World Order, the military loses its patriotic appeal. In trying to appeal to women, minorities, immigrants - even homosexuals, the military has alienated its traditional source of recruits. Physical and mental standards have been lowered to accommodate the entry of the "new recruits." The military's promise of challenge and accomplishment, important to European Christian Men, has been undermined. To add insult to injury, United States armed forces are seldom sent into war, and have no prospects for victory and glory. Instead, they have become glorified babysitters, policing ethnic squabbles all over the face of the globe.

eXile will elevate to the "movement" level what is already happening on the popular level. European Christian American Males shall no longer serve in the United States (read United Nations) Armed Forces. As this movement intensifies, the armed forces will be left with an increasing composition of sloppy mercenaries, feminists, lesbians, mental defectives, criminals and aliens.

This strategy best exemplifies the theological approach of eXile. Evil is self-destructive. Remove brave, patriotic loyal Christians from the military, and only the evil remains. The evil cannot sustain itself. Mercenaries, feminists and homosexuals will not sacrifice themselves for the greater good. The military readiness of the United Nations Armed Forces will implode.

Since the New World Order relies on US troops so extensively, this implosion will undermine the enforcement of the NWO agenda. Any world government that cannot enforce its "laws" will eventually perish.

The Militias, private citizens under the command of state and local appointed officers, shall remain ready to defend the citizens of the United States, i.e., to "execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions. See, United States Constitution, Article 2, Section 8.

[2] Posse Comitatus statute, 18 U.S.C. §1385.

[3] Cockburn and St. Clair, Counterpunch, 6/1/99

[4] John Omicinski, Gannett News Service, "Services face recruit drought," February 28, 1999.