Occasionally The Patriots Would Win the Gun Battle but, Occasionally the Obama gang squads would come up on some patriots and would stop their trucks and load them up, the handcuffed and hooded the patriots were mostly old men now, empty of ammunition they were no longer much trouble.

Occasionally the Obama gang squads would come up on some patriots and would stop their trucks and load them up, 

the handcuffed and hooded the patriots were mostly old men now, empty of ammunition they were no longer much trouble.

Obama's administrative communist state just loved to run the highways and follow the tracks of the starving patriots.  These confederates, in their own words tried to save the American constitution and their individual rights but the Obama gang squads armed with shotguns patrolled all the main highways and even the railroad tracks.

The train riding patriots were battle ready but they spent most of their energy stealing food, water and ammunition.  These patriot train riders would be lurching around the rail yards and in the middle of the night they would end up fighting the local national guard troops.  The patriots would ride both sides of a the railroad cars moving fast and open up with their hunting rifles and shotguns as they passed government barracks and some running battles could last several dozen miles.  The public would very seldom hear about the killing because the media and old fashioned newspapers were outlawed years ago.

It had been going on for years, this civil war was simply called "the incident" on the federal news channels FNCX unless the patriots got lucky and killed some federal detective. 

The patriots were men that still believed in the old fashioned free enterprise system and voting for laws and the other things of the past.  The government referred to them as swindlers and gamblers always ready to take a crazy risk to make some profit.  These old timers had a favorite game at just about any bridge that crossed the rivers of America as they would drift bombs on rafts and blow up bridges as the government troops were being transported.

These patriots were not gentlemen and apparently they would never give up, not in the ordinary way, they had no white flags.

At times you could see the quite smoke rise from a distant battle which was some kind of strange invitation for other good men to join the fight.

At every campfire they would plan the next battle, discussion of supplies as they were always extended too far and for too long.

Even though the battles were grilling and causing much suffering each morning they would take their own measure and start off again mostly recovered from the previous day.

They knew the government was playing with marked cards but it was the only game in town.  They were trespassers in their own country but the train was coming and they had to leave again and the new men would be very hard to get to know as the bullets would riddle some and takes it toll.