Reports of militia check-points in Nevada

[cassandra and sara's daddy]

That fact was cleverly hidden in the first or second paragraph of one of the articles


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[cassandra and sara's daddy]

I. Don't believe video of the truck being stopped we have to rely on clivens explaining why it was ok for his boy to do it.


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[Perd Hapley]

That fact was cleverly hidden in the first or second paragraph of one of the articles

Ok, I checked through all of the relevant articles. That must have been in one of those six dozen articles you posted, without managing to dig up any corroboration of the checkpoint rumors. Sorry, didn't bother to read those.

I. Don't believe video of the truck being stopped we have to rely on clivens explaining why it was ok for his boy to do it.

Don't believe in English, either, apparently.  Not sure what you're trying to say.


So two pages later, no more evidence for something that would have to have been very public, and happened to numerous people, over a long enough time for police or press to arrive. And here I thought you really, really liked to find the dirt on this guy. You're letting us down, here. Guess I'll just keep watching the news.

[gunsmith]

the only people other than .gov who ever stopped me on a public road in Nevada was burningman idiots - they were shocked when I started asking them if i was being detained and telling them i want my lawyer now, i want their LE credentials for inspections - they were even more pissed off when I drove around them in a different direction then they wanted me to go.

I do not even need to read the whole thread to smell the bovine excrement - people who stop rural and mess with nevadans don't live long, whether they are LE/militia or burners ....

I was talking to a sheriff out in the outback and he confirmed official policy is to "take it easy" when dealing with locals- locals are the only back up- even the helicopter takes at least an hour in a perfect situation.

[freakazoid]

So two pages later,

Three sir!

[Perd Hapley]

Three sir!

So far, we're only at about two and a fifth pages. It will be three, once we reach the fourth page. Yes, I'm a huge nerd.

[Tallpine]

If I came home to find a box truck coming out of my driveway, I would stop them too.

And yes I'm armed.


The funny thing is that I have this magic ability to figure that something I'm doing might look suspicious to somebody else, and not get offended when we stop and talk.

[Scout26]

The fact that CSD couldn't get his JBT on when the BLM pulled out has him itchin' for them to go back and "finish the job".

CSD, call the BLM and have them accuse Bundy of attacking a radio transmitter inside the German border on BLM land, and then they can get their Blitzkreig on, since it's taking far too long for someone in their "Camp/Checkpoint" to have that ND they soooooo desperately need to begin the kitten massacre and puppy stomping.  

[Balog]

The fed.gov desperately needs its remote Nevada Lebensraum.

[Scout26]

The Sudetenland Tortoises simply wish to be part of the Fatherland Motherland Homeland. 

[brimic]

The fed.govChinese Rare Earth Element Mining Corps desperately need its remote Nevada Lebensraum.

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FIFY

[cassandra and sara's daddy]

If I came home to find a box truck coming out of my driveway, I would stop them too.

And yes I'm armed.


The funny thing is that I have this magic ability to figure that something I'm doing might look suspicious to somebody else, and not get offended when we stop and talk.

If he had stopped em in his driveway you'd have a point.  12 miles away? Not so much unless you are signed up for the he owns the whole 150 square miles

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[cassandra and sara's daddy]

Read an interesting bit from the cattlemens assoc. It mentioned that 16000 other ranchers seem to be able to pay for their grazing.  Shocked I was

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[TommyGunn]

Read an interesting bit from the cattlemens assoc. It mentioned that 16000 other ranchers seem to be able to pay for their grazing.  Shocked I was

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Wunnerful.  Perhaps they should have paid Bundy's fees too. 
Just WHO are these 16000 ranchers, anyway?  And where'd the cattlemens' assoc. get that number? 

[Nick1911]

Read an interesting bit from the cattlemens assoc. It mentioned that 16000 other ranchers seem to be able to pay for their grazing.  Shocked I was

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Just, you know, not grazing where the desert tortoise are.  Since the BLM doesn't issue grazing permits in Bundy's area anymore.  Thereby killing off that industry in that location.  Except one, apparently.  But don't worry, he'll be dead soon.  And his death will save a tortoise.  Or something.

[cassandra and sara's daddy]

Here's a piece that outlines some very important dates. I particular when the ranch was actually bought and when bundys actually showed up
http://www.cattlenetwork.com/cattle-news/Jolley-Five-Minutes-with-the-Cliven-Bundy-fiasco-256571791.html


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[cassandra and sara's daddy]

http://www.denverpost.com/opinion/ci_25666440/truth-about-cliven-bundys-standoff-feds
Opinion piece




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[cassandra and sara's daddy]

Just, you know, not grazing where the desert tortoise are.  Since the BLM doesn't issue grazing permits in Bundy's area anymore.  Thereby killing off that industry in that location.  Except one, apparently.  But don't worry, he'll be dead soon.  And his death will save a tortoise.  Or something.

Not to spoil it by interjecting facts but how large is the area he was formerly permitted to graze? Not gonna count the extra he started using once he declared sovereignty . And how large is the area restricted by the tortoise protective measures?


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[Nick1911]

Not to spoil it by interjecting facts but how large is the area he was formerly permitted to graze? Not gonna count the extra he started using once he declared sovereignty . And how large is the area restricted by the tortoise protective measures?

If you'd like to interject those facts, please feel free.

[cassandra and sara's daddy]

Lots of rehash here but one important thing is bundys family moved from Arizona to bunkerville and bought their 160 acres in 1948 not 1870. That's the first out and out lie I've seen cliven fly

http://www.factandmyth.com/conspiracy-theory/cliven-bundys-cattle-and-the-federal-land-grab


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[Tallpine]

Lots of rehash here but one important thing is bundys family moved from Arizona to bunkerville and bought their 160 acres in 1948 not 1870. That's the first out and out lie I've seen cliven fly

Okay, that's an interesting point 

I bet if you go back and look at that purchase then you would find that the grazing lease was part of the contract.

Since we all like to talk about "property rights"   

[cassandra and sara's daddy]

and they are only good for 10 years aren't they? And it makes all the noise about his families rights predations the blm to be less than truthfull


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[Hawkmoon]

Just WHO are these 16000 ranchers, anyway?  And where'd the cattlemens' assoc. get that number? 

Dunno who they are but the Denver Post accepts that number.

There are about 16,000 ranchers across the country, and not a few in these parts. Ranchers pay relatively modest fees ($1.35 per head per month at present) to graze cattle on public land.

Read more: The truth about Cliven Bundy's standoff with the feds - The Denver Post http://www.denverpost.com/opinion/ci_25666440/truth-about-cliven-bundys-standoff-feds#ixzz3190H9Sbl
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[Tallpine]

and they are only good for 10 years aren't they? And it makes all the noise about his families rights predations the blm to be less than truthfull

"renewable"

So you think people routinely pay huge sums for ranches that are largely leased land, with the expectation that all that land will be lost within 10 years     

You still don't understand the West, and it's no good to try to explain it 

[cassandra and sara's daddy]

Clivens clan still in the news
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/05/14/how-cliven-bundy-and-the-land-rights-movement-are-screwing-native-americans.html


And more. This time from mr Rhodes perspective in the video

http://www.splcenter.org/blog/2014/05/02/militiamen-and-oath-keepers-drew-weapons-threatened-to-kill-each-other/
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