Josh Clark

They were into guns.

They were into religion.

They interacted with the rest of the community.

They were free to come and go.

They didn't believe that David Koresh was God.

It wasn't like a cult in the way that it's often portrayed or that we generally think of cults.

But at the same time, they were millennialists.

They thought that end times was coming and that

Essentially what they were doing and what the ATF was doing to them was bringing about Judgment Day.

That's what was going on with these guys.

And they were such believers that they were willing to dig in and sacrifice their own lives to help bring Judgment Day sooner, I guess.

No, I didn't see the documentary.

I saw just the stuff I read basically was that they believed he was the lamb, which is the person who can interpret the seven seals that will bring about Judgment Day.

But beyond that, he wasn't like God or anything like that.

He was a prophet of sorts, but not like a messiah.

That's what I saw.

Well, there goes me.

Right.

So he took over.

After that, he was pretty much the undisputed leader.