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Washington State University Press PO Box 645910 Pullman, WA 99164-5910 Phone 800-354-7360; FAX 509-335-8568 Copyright 1999 by the Board of Regents of Washington State University All rights reserved First printing 1999
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Neiwert, David, 1956 In God's country: the patriot movement and the Pacific Northwest / by David A. Neiwert. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-87422-175-7 (pbk. : alk. paper) 1. Militia movementsNorthwest, Pacific. 2. Government, Resistance to United States. 3. Right-wing extremistsNorthwest, Pacific. 4. Radicalism Northwest, Pacific. 5. Militia movementsMontana. 6. RadicalismMontana. 7. Right-wing extremistsMontana. I. Title. HN79.A19N45 1999 322.4'2'0973dc21 98-50203 CIP
Cover image: A farm near Roundup, Montana.
Page v
Sleep comes like a drug In God's country Sad eyes, crooked crosses In God's country U2
Page vii
Contents
Acknowledgments
ix
Foreword
1
1. Land of the Freeman
9
2. Parallel Universe
22
3. God's Country
41
4. MOM and Apple Pie
69
5. Roundup
87
6. A Destroying Wind
115
7. Almost Heaven
137
8. A Hard Land
163
9. Bitterroot
205
10. High Noon
237
11. End of the Universe
261
12. Home of the Brave
299
Afterword: Ash on the Sills
319
Postscript
329
Endnotes
331
Index
345
Page ix
Acknowledgments
This project would not have been possible without assistance from many peoplefrom researchers, law-enforcement officials, and academics who provided important factual and conceptual information, to family and friends who provided support of a more personal nature.
I especially wish to thank my friends and colleagues in journalismBill Morlin of the Spokane Spokesman-Review; Clair Johnson of the Billings Gazette; Jane Kramer of The New Yorker; Scott North of the Everett Herald; Cathy Logg of the Bellingham Herald; David Johnson of the Lewiston Tribune; Frank Lockwood of the Idaho Statesman; and free-lance writer David Newman of Seattlefor doing much of the legwork that let me compile the factual grounding on which I built my own reportage. This book could not have happened without them.
I also relied on the excellent research work of a wide range of non-profit human-rights organizers and academics who have focused their attention on the problems posed by the Patriot movement. I am especially indebted to Daniel Junas, a Seattle political researcher (and longtime friend) who in 1994 first alerted me to the building militia movement; Susan DeCamp of the Montana Association of Churches; Ken Toole of the Montana Human Rights Network; Bill Wassmuth and Eric Ward of the Northwest Coalition Against Malicious Harassment; Robert Crawford of the Coalition for Human Dignity; Devin Burghardt of the Center for New Community; Chip Berlet of Political Research Associates; Michael Reynolds of Klanwatch; economist Alexander Khan of Princeton University; and Dr. James Aho, professor of sociology at Idaho State University. I am also deeply grateful to Calvin Greenup's attorney, John Smith of Missoula, for his insight and help.
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