Topic: Recon

4 chapters across the catalog

Rebuilding The Branch Davidian Church September 19th, 1999 Day One [nzqsu1izXIA]
25:38 - 27:47

Rebuilding The Branch Davidian Church September 19th, 1999 Day One [nzqsu1izXIA]

Military Militarization, Texas Ranger Reports and New Uniforms

Speakers discuss the six-year delay in rebuilding, citing federal fences and land disputes that previously blocked access. The conversation warns of a merger between the military and domestic police, comparing current events to the burning of the Reichstag. Allegations are made that elite forces are training for urban warfare against American citizens, wearing new gray and black uniforms.

Open Mic W Jeff Davis(Classic 1999) [KGCLtgJ TKU]
28:58 - 31:35

Open Mic W Jeff Davis(Classic 1999) [KGCLtgJ TKU]

Listener Questions, Recon on Heraldry Research

Callers ask Recon if he concurs with Tim Cohen's research on heraldry. Recon confirms the information is solid but mentions he intends to discuss the Hebrew language aspects with Cohen privately. Cohen invites listeners to visit his website, prophecyhouse.com, for further information and to sign up for his newsletter.

1997 Interview With Lt. Beck Commander Travis County Swat Team [ Yx1WBKIG U]
10:52 - 12:58

1997 Interview With Lt. Beck Commander Travis County Swat Team [ Yx1WBKIG U]

Gun Confiscation Drills and Military Equipment Acquisition

A report details a Marine Force Recon exercise in Hebron, Maryland, where troops allegedly conducted mock door-to-door gun confiscations under the guise of medical drills. Locally, the Travis County Sheriff's Department is looking to acquire free armored personnel carriers from military surplus. Lieutenant Beck emphasizes that the department's mission remains strictly law enforcement despite the acquisition of military-grade hardware.

Wyla's Archives 1994 Mt Carmel Memorial [NQW3i HInkw]
1:55:44 - 2:01:23

Wyla's Archives 1994 Mt Carmel Memorial [NQW3i HInkw]

Vietnam Veteran and Citizens Judge Federal Tactics

A former Recon Marine who served in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos challenges the ATF agent's conscience, stating that the tactics used at Waco mirrored illegal warfare he witnessed abroad. Other citizens express their anger over the militarization of local police and the high tax burden used to fund federal agencies they now view as tyrannical.