Synopsis
48-year-old Iraqi War Veteran Christian Yingling leads a militia in rural Pennsylvania, preparing for a doomsday scenario amid political turmoil in 2020.
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Synopsis
Christian Yingling, a 48-year-old Iraqi War veteran, leads a militia in rural Pennsylvania. For over a decade, he has prepared his group for what they see as government overreach. They conduct paramilitary drills, stockpile supplies, and attend gun rights rallies. As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds in 2020, along with protests against racial injustice and a contentious presidential election, Yingling faces a personal crisis. Out of work and nearly out of money, he must decide whether to act on his beliefs or step back.
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Why Watch
- Meet Christian Yingling, a militia leader with a moral dilemma.
- See how a pandemic reshapes militia activities.
- Follow the militia's preparations for a doomsday scenario.
Did You Know
- Christian Yingling has commanded his militia for over ten years.
- The film has a runtime of 32 minutes.
- Yingling is an Iraqi War Veteran and a machinist.
- The events take place in rural Pennsylvania.
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Who is the leader of the militia in the documentary?
Christian Yingling, a 48-year-old Iraqi War Veteran and machinist, leads the local militia.
What events prompted the militia to prepare in 2020?
The worldwide pandemic, racial injustice protests, and a unique Presidential election prompted the militia's preparations.
How long has Christian Yingling commanded his militia?
Christian Yingling has commanded his troop of private militiamen and women for over ten years.
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