Showing posts with label Nevada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nevada. Show all posts

Sunday, April 13, 2014

Bloodthirsty Leftists Go Absolutely Psycho-Killer Over Cliven Bundy Resistance to Federal Power

As I said at my last post, the Bundy family appears to come up short on many of the issues in the roundup saga and its antecedents. But the level of seething hatred among leftist over this story was frankly shocking, and I'm not often shocked by the leftist ghouls.

Here's a couple of tweets to give you a feel for the murderous mentality leftists express for the Bundys:



And here's pretty bloodthirsty post at the hard-left hate site Daily Kos, "Cliven Bundy is a Big Fat Million Dollar Welfare Dead Beat!":
I mean, if you really look at the facts of the case at the heart of his dispute with the Bureau of Land Management over grazing fees he's refused to pay for the last 20 years - Cliven Bundy has long enjoyed the benefit of Federal Resources without actually meeting the requirements for access to those resources.

The issue has been litigated in court, more than once, and Bundy has lost each time on the merits of his case. He is NOT ENTITLED to access to this land. It doesn't belong to him. In fact that land Belongs to ME and to every other citizen of the United States. That's MY Land that his cows have been grazing on for 20 years and he OWES ME and the rest of the American People for it.

Cliven Bundy is a God Damn [Corporate] Benefits Dead Beat and a THEIF. He's a Moocher! A Lazy Taker!. He should pay the frack up, or else face jail. I mean isn't that how all those good Americans on Fox News like Eric Bolling are constantly telling us about people who Improperly take Federal Benefits!
It's much more complicated than that, but should any American family stand up against federal power, leftists will be first out of the gate to have them crushed --- murdered even --- for resisting the all-powerful collectivist state.

The Saga of #BundyRanch

From Logan Churchwell and Brandon Darby, at Big Government, "The Saga of Bundy Ranch — Federal Power, Rule of Law and Averting Potential Bloodshed":
Hundreds of the Bundy family neighbors have been pushed out of ranching, a profession and culture the families shared with generations of their ancestors, by the federal government slowly restricting more and more of the usage of federal lands. The Bundy family has held on—but holding on meant ignoring the rule of law, as much as they would argue that the federal government has ignored the rule of law. After years of federal overreach and corruption—especially from federal agencies restricting public lands or effectively taking the value out of privately-held lands to protect tortoises, spotted owls, and ponds a bird might someday land in—many Americans are boiling and looking for an instance to stand against. The Bundy ranch has filled that role for many. Stated concerns over this being a new Waco or Ruby Ridge have come from the family. The federal government clearly views the armed Bundy supporters with concern—as evidenced by reports of government snipers being nearby and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issuing a no-fly zone for three miles surrounding the Bundy ranch.
Be sure to RTWT. Sounds as if the Bundy family may have bitten off more than they could chew.



More, "Feds Blink — Leave Bundy Ranch Area."

Saturday, April 12, 2014

#BundyRanch Update

Don't miss this excellent Judge Jeanine segment, "Judge Jeanine Pirro - Feds Retreat From Nevada Ranch Standoff."

Also at Politico, "Feds release all cows gathered during Nevada roundup," and LAT, "Citing armed protesters, BLM returns seized cattle to Nevada rancher."

More at Epoch Times, "Cliven Bundy Ranch Dispute: Shockwaves of Nevada Cattle Range Showdown Spread Through West."

And at I'm 41, "Improved #BundyRanch Cow."

More, at London's Daily Mail, "Victory for Nevada's last rancher! Federal agents release cattle and back down from 'range-war' after armed protestors rally to support rancher 'kicked off land his family has held since 1870'."

Federal Government Ends #BundyRanch Standoff

Following up on my earlier coverage, "Bundy Ranch, the Federal Government, and the Nevada Water Tipping Point — #BundyRanch."

Now here's an update at Free Beacon, "Feds End Standoff on Bundy Ranch."

Also at Gateway Pundit, "VICTORY! Cattle Is Finally Released Back to Bundy Family," and TPNN, "UPDATE: Obama BLM Retreats After Tense, Armed Standoff with Protesters."

And go to "BundyRanch" on Twitter for further updates.




Bundy Ranch, the Federal Government, and the Nevada Water Tipping Point — #BundyRanch

You might have seen the furor over Bundy Ranch on Twitter.

And now from Monica Morrill, at American Thinker:


Many Americans have been watching with great consternation the ongoing struggle between the Federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the U.S. Marshals against Cliven Bundy and his family. There are no signs of either side relinquishing its position. Many onlookers have been informed that this dispute is over protecting the desert tortoise. But it is nothing of the sort. In fact, the reality of the dispute goes far underneath what is being talked about. The more appropriate source of the dispute is ground water as well as surface water – this is a war over water.

Cliven Bundy and his family claim that they can trace their family ownership back to around the 1870s on their current property in Clark County. This is well before any federal offices such as the EPA, BLM, or water management were created. This corresponds with the Homestead rights that were established during the Lincoln administration in 1862 to entice people to settle the western frontier and expand the U.S. agricultural enterprises. This 19th-century policy was meant to encourage and support settlement by families like the Bundys. Now, over 150 years later, what seemed to be borderless country surrounding small-town Bunkerville in Nevada is an inhospitable petri dish for the experiments of growing federal regulations.

The Bundy Ranch “VO” is now the last large cattle ranch standing in Clark County. According to an anonymous source who has lived in Nevada for thirty-five years, the other major ranches in Clark County have been driven out of existence for one reason or another by the BLM and the Feds. It is claimed that the BLM are masquerading as conservationists, using their federal power to wield the final blow to reclaim the settlement rights they once honored to settlers like the Bundys...
And see Dana Loesch, "The Real Story Behind The Bundy Ranch Harassment":
By now you’re familiar with the standoff between the federal government, i.e. the Bureau of Land Management, and 67 year-old rancher Cliven Bundy. (If not, check the backstory and my radio interview with him here.) The BLM asserts their power through the expressed desire to protect the endangered desert tortoise, a tortoise so “endangered” that their population can no longer be contained by the refuge constructed for them so the government is closing it and euthanizing over a thousand tortoises. The tortoises, the excuse that BLM has given for violating claims to easements and running all but one lone rancher out of southern Nevada, is doing fine. In fact, the tortoise has lived in harmony with cattle in the Gold Butte, Clark County Nevada for over a hundred years, or as long as Cliven Bundy’s family has lived on the land as ranchers. In fact, the real threat to it is urbanization, not cattle.

A tortoise isn’t the reason why BLM is harassing a 67 year-old rancher. They want his land...
More at iOWNTHEWORLD, "Feds to Stand Down at Bundy Ranch."

And at Twitchy, "Former GOP Rep. Joe Walsh arrives in Nevada with questions as #BundyRanch standoff ends."

Still more, FWIW, at ABC News, "Nevada Cattle Rancher Wins ‘Range War’ With Feds" (via Memeorandum).