The Anti Defamation League sees sinister motives behind the history lesson Randolph County’s Appleseed Project provides along with its course in traditional rifle marksmanship:
Watchdog groups such as the Anti-Defamation League have said they do not believe Appleseed is an extremist group. But some have raised concerns about participants with such views.
“On the surface, their giving people an opportunity to shoot is not something we think, in the broadest way, is a problem,” said Bill Nigut, southeast regional director of ADL.
“But the first thing they do is have participants sit through a lecture about the Revolutionary War and the colonists who formed a militia who won the Revolution, and that clearly makes us uncomfortable.”
Heaven forbid there will ever be a congressman —or even a president —–that’s been through the Appleseed program.
