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You put words into the mouth of people that clearly said nothing like that, you then blame one of many news sources mentioned in this thread as some kind of reason for your ignorance, then you make it about my age, are you the new GFY idiot? |
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i neglected to include the sources it's from this link Quote:
Here's more of what he said: "Due to the roundup by the BLM, my office has received numerous complaints of BLM conduct, road closures and other disturbances. I have recently met with state legislators, county officials and concerned citizens to listen to their concerns. I have expressed those concerns directly to the BLM. Most disturbing to me is the BLM's establishment of a 'First Amendment Area' that tramples upon Nevadans' fundamental rights under the U.S. Constitution. To that end, I have advised the BLM that such conduct is offensive to me and countless others and that the 'First Amendment Area' should be dismantled immediately. No cow justifies the atmosphere of intimidation which currently exists nor the limitation of constitutional rights that are sacred to all Nevadans. The BLM needs to reconsider its approach to this matter and act accordingly." |
the dilemma just keeps getting more intriguing to me! for 1 thing, it seems blm claims publically thta they are confiscating cattle and kiccking out bundy due to fees he owes but in court they filed documents claiming the reason they are evicting is due to the desert tortoise.
Another thing, apparently that's not federal land, it's state own land, so technically not blm's jurisdiction, from what I've read. But even more importantly, apparently Bundy's family has been ranching that land since before Nevada was even a state and their right to ranch that land is grand-fathered in. |
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Ignorance? Oh, ok. Well, if I'm ignorant because I don't fall for hyperbolic bullshit by the far-right, then so be it. I'm gladly "ignorant" then. Better than being an old, senile mental midget for sure. |
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That also doesn't sound as good in a blog article meant to stir up fervor of "lol government bad". |
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You defended your putting words in the mouth of others with infowars and posted a link saying the same things from a different source. I'm glad you are ignorant too! |
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http://www.8newsnow.com/story/252303...-bundy-and-blm |
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Where is this a political thing? Ignorant to the end I see! |
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cooler heads prevail. |
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It's absolutely a political thing. The far-right wants another thing to cry about as far as the big, bad government. That's it. |
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https://www.reviewjournal.com/news/n...dup-decelerate 1.1 million in fees, so they spend close to a million to round up the cattle? The BLM and Park Service have not released any cost projections for the operation, but almost $1 million will be paid to a Utah-based livestock contractor hired to collect Bundy’s cattle. That makes you the ignorant one! If it were about dues, how can they justify spending a million dollars to collect a million dollars? |
guns and cows - i had to check my calendar if i didnt accidentally traveled back in time...
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I heard the rancher himself in a radio interview here in Vegas yesterday.
He brought up some good points: 1. His family have grazed their cattle there since 1887. 2. The land is NOT federal land. It is "owned" by Clark County. 3. He has paid his "grazing fees" to Clark County every year. 4. The BLM is using a tortoise as the excuse for this land grab. 5. The tortoise in question has lived in harmony with cattle for hundreds of years 6. The BLM themselves euthanized 1000 of these "endangered" tortoises because their population growth is out of control. I found all of this to be very interesting. And also very interesting that our senator Harry Reid has his hands all in it for his cronies. Not only is he pushing this...but the new head of the BLM worked for Harry Reid. Just follow the money and you'll see quickly why the feds have sent in an army to drive cattle ranchers off of land that belongs to Nevada. |
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http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/ne...rville-roundup BLM is releasing the cattle back to Bundy and pulling out of the area You know there are things here we will not hear about going on! |
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They set up no-fly zone to keep News helicopters away
http://tfr.faa.gov/save_pages/notam_actual_4_1687.html |
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But keep preaching on about other people being ignorant when it's pretty clear you can't read for shit. :1orglaugh |
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Clearly you think I'm beneath you as I'm older. Something I'm sure you share because of a troubled relationship with your mother. You came in this thread , not to debate, but to insult. Trevesty, is that a play on words for Travesty? As in what the state paid for your education? It was a Travesty? |
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http://www.policestateusa.com/2014/cliven-bundy-part-1/ |
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A few of his neighboring ranchers were commenting on the original Reddit thread on /r/news. 3 of them weren't really defending him, but were pretty upset with the feds - 1 of them seemed pretty neutral - he just described what was going on for those of us who didn't know without putting some omg freedom or omg feds are right spin on it. So, I'm not sure how they define "neighbor", but they were posting pictures from their porch of helicopters, etc., coming in with "hey reddit!" signs. I guess that'd have to be pretty close. Regardless, I wouldn't consider anything from that site worth anything. |
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My feelings aren't hurt, this is GFY. You are the one trying so hard to battle with an OLD GUY. Now you are calling me a far right loon? WHY? What makes you think that? Shows how little you are following all this, it's pretty over for now and the BLM is giving back the cattle, the calmer heads are prevailing. I'm sure you would have done it differently. This is fun. But I'm going to stop this. The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits. And I have reached mine for the day! Have a good day Travesty |
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Another asshole like this
This guy has this semi trailer on US 71 I-29 calling Democrats parasites. The USDA pays him over $200,000 a year in farm subsidies. So who is the real parasite?
http://i.imgur.com/uPnBqYV.jpg |
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I really don't care what you listen to. But since you have an issue with that source, pick another. https://www.google.com/search?q=bundy+52+ranchers |
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(Reuters) - U.S. Senator Harry Reid recognized nine years ago that connections between his official duties and the lobbying activities of his relatives could lead to ethical questions. In 2003, the Nevada Democrat publicly banned relatives from lobbying him or his staff after newspaper reports showed that Nevada industries and institutions routinely turned to Reid's sons or son-in-law for representation. Now, questions surrounding family ties are flaring again in Nevada around the Senate majority leader. He and his oldest son, Rory, are both involved in an effort by a Chinese energy giant, ENN Energy Group, to build a $5 billion solar farm and panel manufacturing plant in the southern Nevada desert. http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...87U06D20120831 |
The websites some of you guys put forth as news sources - with straight faces - is fucking absurd. Infowars? PolicestateUSA.com? Natural News???
Even that David Blackmon guy for Forbes is a well-known shill & apologist for the oil & gas industries, every single thing he writes is in some way a rationalization that corporations should be able to drill & frack & graze & pave over every square fucking inch of the country that they want to. That these sources are being presented as remotely credible and doing anything other than promoting their ideologies by whatever kooky cherry-picked distortions or speculations they can muster...... welp, I guess critical thinking skills aren't humanity's strong suit. |
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According to that article the matters are completely unrelated. The land in that article was already bought and sold to the chinese firm. also, that land is over 250 miles away from gold butte, where this matter is occurring. Also, the world's biggest solar farm is 3500 acres. a paltry amount compared to the 100,000s of acres bundy's cattle were grazing from. I'm not seeing harry reid being behind this. |
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speaking for myself, I'm shooting the shit here about an interesting topic that is unfolding in real time with various sources of conflicting information. You're sadly mistaken if you think I'm clinging to anything about this story, especially a news summary. If you think my posting that more than fair summary of what appears to blackmon to be going on is some sort of poster child for humanity's critical thinking ability in 2014, grab a mirror. |
this isn't about money... it's about how the BLM and feds can come claim any land any time and fuck you over.... Cliven hasn't hurt anyone... the BLM is claiming endangered tortoise yet last year we closed our tortoise sanctuary cause BLM said can't do it anymore... it's bullshit... cliven is a good guy his family is huge and he been on these lands before they were these lands....
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deltav, let me know what's not credible about this overview by blackmon and why you claim I lack critical thinking skills simply because I posted it in this thread.
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This is what happens when a large group of Americans are willing to stand up for what they believe in. Now just imagine if everyone across the country acted like this. Washington would be cleaned up pretty quick. http://www.8newsnow.com/story/252315...iven-bundy-blm Armed Bundy family leaders met with BLM officers Saturday afternoon in Mesquite to discuss the fate of the Bundy's cattle that the feds removed from BLM land, over the past week. Under the deal the cattle were released from a holding area near Mesquite, back onto the federal lands they were removed from. ... Prior to the meeting, hundreds of protesters, some armed, tried storming the BLM's cattle gate, but weren't successful. The crowd was urged to wait 30 minutes and give both sides a chance to talk. |
I listened to the man himself on the radio yesterday. And Mr. Bundy said he had 500 cattle. Not 1,000 and not "thousands"
He also said that the govt. had taken approximately 300 of his cattle as of yesterday, which left him with 200 or so cows. I don't know where all these sites are getting info from. But I'm taking it straight from the source. He also said that his family had used those lands for open range grazing since the 1880's. As have several other ranchers. That is the way it was done historically. And he also pointed out that the land does NOT belong to the Federal Govt. He also said that he has paid "grazing fees" to Clark County, NV The land is Clark County property is what he stated on the radio and that he pays them every year. He also pointed out the absurdity of the BLM's claim that cows are harming the tortoises!!! Cows don't hurt turtles. And Mr. Bundy pointed that out. His family and other ranchers have been here from the beginning of Nevada. I think that anybody with common sense would realize a cow doesn't hurt a turtle. What's next? Is the BLM going to start hunting down every animal that lives on those lands EXCEPT the turtle...so the turtle can be "safe"??? The first thing the BLM should do is remove itself. They themselves KILLED 1,000 of these "endangered" tortoises because the population of them is out of control. I'm reading through these posts, and the one thing I don't understand is: How does the govt. come in on lands it does not own with all of it's resources and power...then bully a hard working ranching family: Then somehow this becomes an argument about "right wingers" and "conspiracy nuts"??? It's happening right in front of our faces. The govt. is overreaching. It doesn't matter if you are a "Democrat" or a "Republican" or if you own a gun or not. This is the kind of thing that our country was founded to NOT have happen to our citizens. And the BLM creating an imaginary "First Amendment Zone"? What the fuck is that? And then a "No fly zone" over the property so the news helicopters couldn't film them? What was the guy supposed to do? I'm GLAD that some people are not going to let the govt. push them around like that. And in my humble opinion it shows why gun ownership IS still an important thing in this country. It's just my opinion. I've seen in the last few decades a steady erosion of freedom in this country. It's all been "baby steps" so you don't notice the little incremental moves. But when you step back and look at it as a whole...especially since 9-11, the govt. is way out of control. |
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The land is Clark County. Which is why the Sheriff never arrested Mr. Bundy and was instrumental in the meeting to end the "stand off". |
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But just wanted to state for the record that Blackmon's MO is defending Big Oil, gas companies, ranchers, etc, at all costs and curse those evil regulators in pretty much everything he writes. And in that excerpt you posted he does actually make some pretty huge assumptions while using the language of fact - "obvious conclusion" "key facts" "clear expectation" - which again has always been his technique in Forbes as an industry shill. I don't really have a dog in this one, IMO there are plenty of bigger fish to fry in the industry/land-use conflict arena... it's more just the 1000th time I see Infowars and Natural News being used as objective evidence... just smh. |
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But yeah, he's pro-oil, i've had that pointed out to me here before re: the tesla when I qouted him on that. :1orglaugh I think he does a reasonably good summation of events, sure he peppers it with conclusions, nevertheless. |
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http://lasvegassun.com/news/2014/apr...ully-not-hero/ http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2014...dy-blm-battle/ Again, came down to a far-right traditionalist dork wanting to have his cake and eat it, too, but got his feelings all hurt when the government decided to stop baking the cake entirely. Pretty typical. :thumbsup |
I don't know how accurate this is
:::::::: The land has belonged to the federal government since 1848, when it was acquired under the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. From 1848 until passage of the Taylor Grazing Act of 1934, the federal government allowed free grazing on federal open range. The Taylor Grazing Act provided for grazing permits within the grazing districts established under the act. The permits required the payment of grazing fees. The Taylor Grazing Act was subsequently pre-empted by the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976, which continued to provide for grazing fees. The grazing contracts have a ten-year term. Nevada open-range law specifically recognizes federal grazing contract provisions as Nevada law. From 1934 to 1993, the Bundy family had a grazing contract with the federal government and paid the grazing fee. In 1993, Clive Bundy refused to sign a new grazing agreement with the BLM because the new agreement limited the number of cattle on the allotment (due to the presence of an endangered species of tortoise) and increased the grazing fee. |
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