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Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Tue, 15 Apr 2014 14:17:02
by Taggure
FYI: Kornze is Nevadan that knows the land issues well and a former senior staff member to Senator/Majority Leader Harry Reid.

This issue is not closed.
And you have to ask yourself who is pulling BLM's Strings so hard? And Why Now?

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Tue, 15 Apr 2014 14:23:28
by mamabearCali
Perhaps it is beef prices if they seize and slaughter the cattle right now they can make several times the grazing fees and basically keep all of it and leave Bundy destitute. A win win.

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Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Tue, 15 Apr 2014 14:52:00
by Reverenddel
Hate the muthafrackin guv'mint.

Sorry, no one has said that yet... thought I should.

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Tue, 15 Apr 2014 15:12:28
by MarcSpaz
Radiac wrote:I was watching "Fox News Reporting: Enemies of the State" just before the Bundy thing broke. The story of the Hage's struggle with the BLM was interrupted by the MLA saga but I found the video. Watch and draw your own conclusions. Actual story starts a couple of minutes after the introduction.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... 7yR-Gj5u70

Here is the link to the second half of the story.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihzMeD3ipKI

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Tue, 15 Apr 2014 15:33:41
by MarcSpaz
Reverenddel wrote:Hate the muthafrackin guv'mint.

Sorry, no one has said that yet... thought I should.

What sucks is, per the letter of the law, the Bundy's are violating the law. Why Americans are standing up against BLM is because the people who work for the government are creating and bending laws and rules in an effort to build their own wealth, the wealth of their families, the wealth of the Government, and using federal police forces to do it.

Our founding fathers fought the Revolution and started this country to escape the tyranny and abuse of the "Ruling Class". Unfortunately, the seed doesn't fall far from the tree.

And so today, freedom loving Americans are faced with a challenge of standing up for what is right verses what the people on Capitol Hill are saying is legal. And this is why I say we need to restore our country to its former self. A time when he Constitution was respected and recognized as the greatest foundation ever laid for a country to grow.

During my last security interview, I was asked if I was a member of any group or organization that was plotting to overthrow the United States. I was very tempted to ask if working for the federal government counted as a yes. We are falling apart from the inside.

Vote; vote well and vote frequently for honorable men and women. If we don’t, a battle of might will replace the battle of wit and will.

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Tue, 15 Apr 2014 19:36:31
by mamabearCali
Mark Levin has a great take on this.

http://therightscoop.com/in-depth-mark- ... overnment/

It is a bit long (13 minutes), but it is only audio so you can listen to it while you are doing something else.

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Tue, 15 Apr 2014 20:29:03
by MarcSpaz
I listened to it live while driving around today. He really nailed it to a tee!

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Wed, 16 Apr 2014 07:47:56
by TacticalMom
Ron Paul commented on the Ranch Standoff.

I agree I think they are regrouping and waiting for his supporters to thin out. Then they are probably going to go in.

Also heard Judge talk about it too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rutq8Svv1DQ

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Wed, 16 Apr 2014 09:11:24
by Reverenddel
I see this as a "lab experiment".

In about 2, maybe 3 years? We're gonna be rounded up, and put into "camps"... Dunno by who, but I can tell you this... we're gonna be in good company.

And all those young punks on the wall, better watch "The Great Escape" with Steve McQueen. Cuz' we're gonna be lil' naughty escapees.

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Wed, 16 Apr 2014 13:13:05
by j1mmyd
Not saying there is or isn't a conspiracy afoot, but its easy for site operators to remove things from Google:

https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/removals?pli=1

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 09:15:21
by dorminWS
I saw on Fox News this morning that the latest on the "Cattle Battle" is that the Bundys have now discovered that the feds, while they were in possession of the land and cattle they seized, destroyed fences and watering facilities. That, while hateful, overbearing and just plain nasty, might be colorably claimed to have been a measure to keep what the feds say is "trespassing" from continuing.

But it also appears that they killed 2 prize bulls. It had already been reported that it appeared that an unknown number of cattle had been "euthanized" and buried in a mass grave.

This is indefensible. It is malicious waste of another's property. There is no possible justification for this wanton destruction of valuable property. The only explanation for it is that there was a desire to destroy the Bundy enterprise financially. If, as the feds say, Bundy owed over $1 million in grazing fees, then the BLM and its henchmen were obligated when they seized these cattle (worth in excess of $2,000 each just for the common stock, according to press coverage) they were obligated to both the Bundys and the federal government to protect that valuable property and sell it so as to apply the proceeds to the alleged grazing-fee debt of the Bundys.

Whoever is ultimately responsible for these acts, as well as the people who actually performed them, should be fired, held financially responsible for the lost value, and prosecuted for criminal destruction of valuable property. Just as Rory and Harry Reid have both told the nation recently on TV, we need a country where the law is enforced. But that should apply to the damned Reids and the feds, too.

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 10:58:04
by mamabearCali
Something I 100% expect from the criminals in charge. It would be justice if someone was held liable for what they did. Additionally it is illegal to bury cattle in that manner, so someone needs to answer for that too!

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Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 11:43:09
by Taggure
On that note

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Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 12:31:58
by TacticalMom
Taggure wrote:On that note

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Now that is funny. :clap: :hysterical: :hysterical:

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 13:13:35
by Taggure
Here is an update from yesterday whit Sheriff Mack speaking
By the way he makes some very Profound statements in this speech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPsPjkobJ88#t=30

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 13:47:05
by Taggure
Newgunguy wrote:Not sure how many people actually use facebook on here but they are starting to block content being posted from youtube about this incident.

This is one of the major ones in question that you can't post and says it's unsafe!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_XqdQjTflc#t=39

Keep up the fight PATRIOTS!!

Charles.
Remember the conversation we had a while ago about the Feds buying all that Ammo? You all think they planned for incidents like this or what?

As I see it we now have 3 powder kegs in this country that could blow up and cause holy hell:

1 Connecticut new gun laws and the registration and confiscation of the "Assault Weapons" attempts

2 New York new gun laws and the registration and confiscation of the semi-automatic weapons

3. The Bundy ranch situation

Okay let me put my :tinfoil: on and ask this; does anyone think that all of these powder kegs have been put in motion on accident. Will Connecticut and New York learn a lesson from the Bundy ranch situation and not try to enforce their new laws that the people are ignoring?

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 14:40:03
by Reverenddel
They won't do enforcement, but they will BUREAUCRAT YOU TO DEATH!

Wanna get a building permit? Held up in court. Paying taxes? Oh! IRS wants to audit you every year! Need to file SSI? Oh! You need to get form B, and have that showing your earning since Noah got on a friggin' boat.

They don't NEED guns... they have PAPER!

And the courts are about as worthless because no judge wants to create case law anymore...

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 14:44:02
by mamabearCali
Reverenddel wrote:They won't do enforcement, but they will BUREAUCRAT YOU TO DEATH!

Wanna get a building permit? Held up in court. Paying taxes? Oh! IRS wants to audit you every year! Need to file SSI? Oh! You need to get form B, and have that showing your earning since Noah got on a friggin' boat.

They don't NEED guns... they have PAPER!

And the courts are about as worthless because no judge wants to create case law anymore...
This!!!!

While we were voting and paying our bills they were creating alphabet agencies that exist for one reason to pass laws that will bit by bit enslaves and impoverish us and our children. How to fix it. I don't know anymore.

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 15:46:23
by kelu
We have been thru this process in my country. We tried to clean up, but we did not knew that they are like roaches. If you let one alive, in short time they overrun you again.

Re: Nevada Ranch Standoff

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 16:13:11
by scott9050
Taggure wrote:
Newgunguy wrote:Not sure how many people actually use facebook on here but they are starting to block content being posted from youtube about this incident.

This is one of the major ones in question that you can't post and says it's unsafe!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_XqdQjTflc#t=39

Keep up the fight PATRIOTS!!

Charles.
Remember the conversation we had a while ago about the Feds buying all that Ammo? You all think they planned for incidents like this or what?

As I see it we now have 3 powder kegs in this country that could blow up and cause holy hell:

1 Connecticut new gun laws and the registration and confiscation of the "Assault Weapons" attempts

2 New York new gun laws and the registration and confiscation of the semi-automatic weapons

3. The Bundy ranch situation

Okay let me put my :tinfoil: on and ask this; does anyone think that all of these powder kegs have been put in motion on accident. Will Connecticut and New York learn a lesson from the Bundy ranch situation and not try to enforce their new laws that the people are ignoring?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/ ... story.html