Tag Archives: public lands

Prosecutors shared recorded attorney-client jail phone calls with defense in NV Bunkerville case

Posted on December 6, 2017 by

Nevada’s U.S. District Judge Gloria M. Navarro has yet to rule on Payne’s motion to dismiss stemming from the sharing of privileged attorney-client jail calls…The recording of attorney-client jail calls is a violation and a big deal, according to Oregon … Continue reading →

Posted in Public Lands, Uncategorized | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

In West, Feds control land — and lots of jobs

Posted on September 28, 2016 by

“How can somebody who’s managing my public lands tell me I can’t set foot on them?” asked Briels. “How can they close a road I’ve been using for years, and dictate to the ranchers how they’re going to make their … Continue reading →

Posted in Private Property Rights, Public Lands | Tagged , | Leave a comment

Tooele County man indicted for trying to blow up BLM facility in Arizona

Posted on June 24, 2016 by

FBI undercover agents gained insight into Keebler’s militia group and even spoke face-to-face with Keebler and had cell phone conversations, records state. Go ahead and start yourself a militia. About the second person you “sign up” will be either a … Continue reading →

Posted in federal agencies, Police State, Public Lands | Tagged , | Leave a comment

Comment: Video Bundy Arrest / Finicum Killing

Posted on February 2, 2016 by

You no longer live in the country that was created in 1781. That Constitutional Republic, based on rightful liberty and equality before the law, no longer exists. You live in a a lawless banana republic, where might is right and … Continue reading →

Posted in Police State, Public Lands | Tagged , , , , , | 1 Comment

CONSTITUTIONAL SHAKEDOWN IN BURNS, OREGON PART 1 of 2

Posted on January 21, 2016 by

By John Marshall, NewsWithViews.com I would like to start by saying the Soros controlled communistic media is lying through their teeth to cover up criminality on part of the Justice dept and the government.This is not an armed stand-off nor … Continue reading →

Posted in Public Lands, Uncategorized | Tagged , , , | Leave a comment

Only the Beginning for Civil Unrest

Posted on January 13, 2016 by

Even some libertarians have joined the attacks on the ranchers. These libertarians say ranchers like the Hammonds are “corporate welfare queens” because they graze their cattle on federal lands. However, since the federal government is the largest landholder in many … Continue reading →

Posted in civil unrest, Oregon | Tagged , , , | Leave a comment

Oath Keepers Bundy Ranch Debrief With Stewart Rhodes

Posted on May 4, 2014 by

 “Agents Provocateur” is the operative word here. It is exactly how the enemy (FedGov) brought down the “militia movement” during the Slick Willie days. You can start yourself a “militia” if you want to. But you can bet your ass … Continue reading →

Posted in Private Property Rights, Public Lands | Tagged , | Leave a comment

Read by Ammon Bundy at the Clark County Sheriff Precinct, May 2, 2014

Posted on May 4, 2014 by

BUNDY RANCH BUNKERVILLE, NEVADA Read by Ammon Bundy at the Clark County Sheriff Precinct, May 2, 2014 As we have had the opportunity to reflect on the events that took place between March 26th and April 12th, 2014-we have experienced … Continue reading →

Posted in Private Property Rights, Public Lands | Tagged , | Leave a comment

Why do 546 People own 52% of the Entire Western US?

Posted on May 1, 2014 by

April 30, 2014. When we think of the US federal government, we imagine the tens of millions of government employees and the tens of millions of private contractors it employs. But the reality is, the federal government was limited by … Continue reading →

Posted in Private Property Rights | Tagged , | 1 Comment

WHY THE LAND BELONGS TO BUNDY

Posted on April 25, 2014 by

Exclusive: Ilana Mercer explains rancher’s prescriptive rights via natural law by ILANA MERCER via WND A writer for The Atlantic has faulted Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who is in mutiny against the federal government, for his interpretation of states’ rights. No wonder. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Private Property Rights | Tagged , , | 1 Comment