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They would trick police officers, kidnap them,

take them to an abandoned home where they'd already

set up a place to shackle them and torture them.

And the whole point was, you put these officers on trial

for treason, you find them guilty and then you kill them.

On this show, we talk about some pretty intense stuff, religion, politics, weapons, war,

and some of the atrocities that come with war.

Much of what we discuss is happening far from the United States.

This week's episode is different.

It literally hits close to home,

especially if you live in certain parts of the United States.

The world of militias and sovereign individuals was shocking to me.

I live in New York.

Co-host, Matthew Galt, who lives in Texas, laughed at me for being so surprised.

But even Matt didn't realize how militarized America's divisions have become. You're listening to Reuters War College, a discussion of the world in conflict, focusing

on the stories behind the front lines.

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