they call Pres. lawless they say it takes one to know one these persons however know nothing about Pres. or law if so they know they should be fined and or jailed, this is not something those founding guys had in mind well formed militia's are not what we saw here we saw cowardly snipers and a blatant disrespect for the law, defending someone who is definitely wrong and violating the law will go down in history as rebels without any cause what so ever.
Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy. It looks like a new front has opened up in Cliven Bundy's war against the US government.
This Saturday, angry residents of San Juan County, Utah, plan to illegally ride their ATVs through Utah's Recapture Canyon—an 11 mile-long stretch of federal land that is home to Native American archeological sites—because they don't think that the federal Bureau of Land Management should have designated that land off-limits to motor vehicles.
The protest was meant to be a local affair. But on Thursday, Bundy, the rancher who wouldn't pay the feds grazing fees and sparked a gun-drenched showdown in Nevada, called on his supporters to join the anti-government off-roading event, E&E Publishing's Phil Taylor reported. Bundy, whose crusade against the federal government became tainted by his racist comments, is looking to spread the cause from cattle to cross-country cruising. why is there so little said about the deliberate attempt to disrespect Native Americans wasn't stealing their land once enough they now want to turn it into a playground for White racist and bigots?
are they moving to a different law to break because their previous one did not float? tainted is a term of evolution from fresh to rotten this was rotten from the begining, it seems those who cling to their guns enjoy flipping gov't the third finger and walk away to brag about it defiance is a temporary state of mind and the time is running out on these "LAWLESS" cowards.
with pics of snipers they cowardly denied aiming at any law enforcement, if they were true to their proposed convictions they would have owned up and then maybe make it in the history books as stupidly standing up for racism and lawlessness.
"We don't expect any violence," San Juan County Sheriff Rick Eldredge told the Denver Postlast week. Others aren't so sure, especially since the out-of-staters in attendance could help rile things up—which is what happened during the Bundy stand-off. "This may blow up to be significantly more than they thought," Bill Boyle, a resident of San Juan and publisher of theSan Juan Record newspaper told the Post. "I think there are those who would like everyone with an AK-47 to be here.
will local law need feds to corral the varmits or will they just shoot it out OK Corral style?
