Red River Resistance

Posted on Friday, August 8th 2008 by James

Over the next couple of weeks I’ll be detailing the RayWiki in a series of posts here on RayAngel.com.

I’m sure you’ll all familiar with Wikis, or if nothing else what can probably be described as the Wiki, Wikipedia.  The idea behind the RayWiki is not so different from Wikipedia.  RayWiki seeks to centrally organize all information regarding the world that Ray lives in.  As I’ve done my research for the book, I’ve often used the Wiki to help track and coordinate my field work.  The online version, however, contains only a fraction of the information that my offline Wiki contains.  Some of my best findings are, of course, being saved for the book.  Some information is still being vetted for accuracy, and some is being tied up in legal processes right now.

Another feature that RayWiki shares with Wikipedia is that anyone can edit it, so any intrepid Ray researchers out there are free to add their own findings.

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Posted on Thursday, August 7th 2008 by James

If you haven’t noticed, I’m finally working on the website here.  Over the next couple of days the site will be tweaked, and information will be added.  If you’ve been following the RayWiki, you’ll know there hasn’t been updates there lately, but fear not… I’ve just been busy with other things, but a batch of updates there will go out soon enough.  Stay tuned!

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Posted on Thursday, August 7th 2008 by James

This November, the story of Raymond Angel and the Red River Resistance will be told.  Whose side will you be on?

Thomas Jefferson once said that taking over Canada was simply a, “matter of marching.”  Yet when the United States invaded Canada in 1775 as part of the Revolutionary War, the United States was defeated.  Again the United States invaded during The War of 1812.  Again the United States was defeated.

For decades a quiet tension existed between these two North American countries.  The 20th century saw the tension begin to slowly fade, but by the time the North American Free Trade Agreement came into effect in 1994, tensions began to resurface.

Most people believe that the invasion during the War of 1812 was the last military action ever conducted against Canada by the United States.  What these people don’t know is that the war between Canada and the United States has been raging for years.  While their attention was transfixed on the shock-and-awe campaign in Iraq, paramilitary forces from Fort Wayne invaded Canada during the five day Battle of Sault Ste. Marie.  This invasion, lasting for almost a year, resulted in a crushing defeat.

Sustaining heavy losses, American forces were forced to retreat to Indiana, where Canada, in retaliation for the invasion, occupied Indian County’s county seat.  An embarrassed and cash strapped federal government, occupied with wars in the Middle East, refused to aid Indian County, or even acknowledge the growing Canadian threat in Indiana, leading locals to form resistance movements.

Red River Resistance is the story of that great war between Canada and America.  The story of centuries old hostilities.  The story of underground military networks, covert invasions, ruthless corporations, bloody operations, media cover-ups, and the chilling motivations of those who wish to take Canada as their own.

Red River Resistance is the story of how one unlikely man from Indian County will find himself at the center of this struggle as resentful Americans and angry Canadians prepare to battle one last time.

Do your part for the Resistance.  Join us at the RayWiki for all the latest news from the underground.

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