Recently arrested Alaska Peacekeeper's Militia member had bomb making information and research on biotoxins in her truck. Holy crap!

Courtesy of Alaska Dispatch:

The arrest of the secretary of the Alaska Peacemaker Militia late last month at a Canadian border crossing has raised questions about what Mary Ann Morgan was up to when she tried to leave Alaska for our neighbor to the east. 

No one yet knows where Morgan, a Kenai resident and member of the sovereign citizen movement, was headed or what she planned to do once she got there. But federal prosecutors say mounds of paperwork she had with her prove there’s reason to be concerned. Recipes for pipe bombs, home-cooked explosives and information about deadly poisons were among the items seized from her truck, along with extensive information about firearms and how to handle them. She also had with her documents related to tactical and close combat training. 

“The possession of this information provides the court with a very clear picture of the defendant’s intentions and mindset,” prosecutor Steven Skrocki wrote in a motion seeking Morgan’s continued detention. “Where Ms. Morgan was headed, and why, is unknown. But the items she carried with her speak volumes about her future course.” 

The highly lethal biotoxin Ricin was among the poisons Morgan had researched. Very low doses can kill a person, and Ricin is at the heart of an alleged militia plot out of Georgia to blow up and poison justice department officials, federal judges and IRS employees in several states Outside. Arrests were made Tuesday in that case, just five days after Morgan was intercepted.

As I am  sure many of you know this nutjob is a disciple of Schaeffer Cox, and clearly prepared to do some serious damage to those she believes are stepping on her rights as a "sovereign citizen."

And by the way she is full goose bonzo as indicated by the following:

Like arrested militia leader Schaeffer Cox, Morgan has a history of dismissing the authority of Alaska courts. Working to stop proceedings for a friend charged with speeding and a license plate violation, Morgan notified the Alaska Court system that her friend is an ambassador and therefore outside the jurisdiction of a regional court. The only proper venue, she reasoned, citing the U.S. Constitution, was the Alaska Supreme Court. 

“You will CEASE AND DESIST all actions against Ambassador David, past present, and future,” Morgan wrote in a letter to the court. “Should you persist in any way to continue it can be perceived as an Act of War upon the Kingdom of the Most High God, of which David is an Ambassador. As you do not have any form of jurisdiction over him, you are to hereby release him immediately.”

Well okay then. I think we can all agree that this person presents a clear and continuing danger to law enforcement in this state, as well as to her fellow Alaskans, and should remain in custody.

I don't think it is too surprising that Morgan is connected to Cox and his band of pretend soldiers, but what is a little more troubling is that she is also listed as a contact person for the AIP (Todd Palin's old political party) where she seems to currently represent Senate District J, the Muldoon/Mountain View/Wonder Park area, even though according to the FBI she lives in Kenai. (And yes it is the same Mary Morgan, as indicated by the fact that her e-mail on the AIP page is the same as the one listed on her profile over on the Alaska Citizens Militia website.)

From the contact page on the Alaska Independence Party website.

You know it seems the AIP has taken great pains to make distance between themselves and the conduct of Schaeffer Cox and his militia, but perhaps it is time for local reporters to ask just how closely tied they might be to these kinds of domestic terrorist activities?