Documents Related to Bundy Situation

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[Ray76]

Additional documents (new):
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/d1lnody5apmsf0k/npdE35YU9I

BLM
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/th7etvwuuk815o0/IPvUa6xBit

Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ke3ap5qfw101r71/5YXGPwqndA

[Spartan302]

I am seeing a distant image of businesses and corporate structures owned by the Chinese here in America being firebombed, having unusual collisions with runaway trucks and trains.

[cizinec]

ping for later

[B4Ranch]

“The most complete data is from the Beaver Dam Mountains. Woodbury and Hardy reported a tortoise population density of 150 per square mile in 1948. BLM reduced cattle grazing a few years later and eliminated cattle in 1970. Coombs reported a tortoise density of 39 per square mile in 1974. In these 26 years cattle use was reduced 100 percent and tortoise numbers were reduced 74 percent.

“These tortoises were doing so poorly a veterinarian, Dr. Jarchow, was consulted. He reported all six specimens were suffering from osteoporosis caused by a protein deficiency in their diet. Dr. Jarchow examined five specimens from the same mountains that shared their range with cattle. He reported these specimens were all healthy and well nourished.

“The historical record proves conclusively that tortoise thrive when cattle are on the range with them and without cattle grazing they are always malnourished and unhealthy and their numbers plummet.

http://www.vinsuprynowicz.com/?p=80

[B4Ranch]

This is #1 of 75 videos on the subject. It might be an idea to download them all considering what happened at the Bundy Ranch this past week.<

SNIPER 101 Part 1 - Introduction - Rex Reviews

Published on Sep 9, 2012

Snipers, hunters, target shooters, ladies and gentlemen... Finally, Rex Reviews releases this long awaited free online long range shooting / sniper tutorial. TiborasaurusRex will walk you through everything you will need to know about sniper ammunition and cartridge selection, rifle and equipment options, basic and advanced external ballistics, making effective ballistic charts, rangefinders and distance determination, long range marksmanship, shooter / spotter team dynamics and communication, choosing a FFP, making the shot, spotting the shot, and much more.

This course goes far beyond what is covered in the U.S. Army FM23-10. So, if you can't make it to Quantico or the AMTU to learn these long range shooting skills, this video tutorial series will have you covered. We will get you set up to make amazingly accurate first round shots at 1 mile and beyond. Do you want to be able to zap that white tail buck at 1,275 yards and be confident it will be a nice clean kill? Watch this series!

All law abiding men and women in the free world who treasure their rifles MUST have these long range shooting skills for the continuation of our shooting culture and for the future preservation of our wonderful nation! Peace is beautiful, insure it by sharing these marksmanship skills with your friends and families to exponentially increase our nations already robust defense stature against. Stay clean, obey the law, and keep smiling.

[B4Ranch]

These videos are for people who don't yet understand why Cliven Bundy broke his agreement with the BLM. They show why the BLM should not even be managing the public lands of Nevada or any other state.

1of3 Stephen Pratt speaking to Sheriffs at WSSA conference

2of3 Stephen Pratt speaking to Sheriffs at WSSA conference

3of3 Stephen Pratt speaking to Sheriffs at WSSA conference

Here's one that shows why the Sheriff of Clark County is duty bound to keep the BLM and all Federal agents from arresting Cliven Bundy.

Steven Pratt, Bound by Oath to Support THIS Constitution,/a>

[hoosiermama]

Read my mind. ;-)

[bronxville]

I just discovered that Sheriff Gillespie is also the Chief of Police. Isn’t this a conflict of interest?

[bronxville]

Thanks Ray for all the work you’ve been doing. :)

[B4Ranch]

I think Montano is the Chief of the PD.

[B4Ranch]

I needed you to think of the idea for me.

[DaxtonBrown]

I think you have to stop Reid to have a chance at stopping the Bundy Ranch takeover. Here’s some docs regarding Reid.

http://www.futurnamics.com/reid_bundyranch.php
http://www.futurnamics.com/reid_brown.php

Hope they help. More documentation coming, most important will be on Rory. This will be a marathon.

[hoosiermama]

As the house hunter said “two heads are better than one ..... Particularly with all the BS from HR and Company

We just need to keep on this. Even SH is just letting bits and pieces out at a time without giving the complete picture otoh at least he’s covering it!

[hoosiermama]

And on the Texan front

http://joemiller.us/2014/04/texas-front-runner-for-statewide-office-calls-on-governor-to-mobilize-national-guard-to-prevent-blm-takeover/

[maggief]

Related links:

http://www.factcheck.org/2009/03/eminently-nonsensical/

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=a_dsDz145J_A

http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/domain.asp

http://www.examiner.com/article/impeachment-time-obama-grants-eminent-domain-rights-to-china-to-secure-debt

http://www.wnd.com/2009/03/90491/

[Zeneta]

Here’s a little background on the Solar Power deal.

Senator Harry Reid’s son Rory has acknowledged representing ENN Mojave Energy LLC, a subsidiary of a Chinese Company.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/08/31/us-usa-china-reid-solar-idUSBRE87U06D20120831

That project provided a sweetheart land deal for ENN to purchase land near Laughlin, NV. That deal failed do to the fact that NV Energy (the Nevada public utility) refused to buy the power that the ENN project would produce.

06/2013

ENN Mojave Energy ends Laughlin solar plant attempt

.....LAUGHLIN — ENN Mojave Energy representatives informed Clark County officials today that they could not obtain power purchase agreements with utility companies within necessary contract deadlines, thus triggering an automatic termination of an agreement to create a solar power generation, manufacturing and research facility on 9,000 acres in southern Clark County....

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http://www.mynews3.com/mostpopular/story/ENN-Mojave-Energy-Laughlin-solar-power-plant/OMNWSjS5wkSSYO11EO34PA.cspx

As for NV Energy, the company really doesn’t need more power, “green” or otherwise. NV Energy projects it will sell 2.1 percent less electricity this year than last, and its projections are for power sales to increase about 1 percent a year or less.

http://4thst8.wordpress.com/tag/enn-mojave-energy/

(more links in the above)

So, what does Reid et al do ?

Well, they also had introduced in the Nevada State legislature, SB123;

http://www.leg.state.nv.us/Session/77th2013/Reports/history.cfm?billname=SB123

This bill forces NV Energy to reduce their reliance on coal and to replace it with “Green Energy”. An attempt to force them to purchase “green power” from the likes of ENN.

Just read the bill.

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Legislative Counsel’s Digest:
Section 7 of this bill requires an electric utility which primarily serves densely
populated counties (currently only Clark County) and which, in the most recently
completed calendar year or in any other calendar year within the 7 calendar years
immediately preceding the most recently completed calendar year, had a gross
operating revenue of $250,000,000 or more in this State to submit to the Public
Utilities Commission of Nevada a comprehensive plan for the reduction of
emissions from coal-fired electric generating plants and the replacement of the
capacity of such plants with increased capacity from renewable energy facilities
and other electric generating plants. Section 7 prescribes the minimum
requirements of such an emissions reduction and capacity replacement plan, which
include: (1) the retirement or elimination of not less than 800 megawatts of
coal-fired electric generating capacity on or before December 31, 2019; (2) the
construction or acquisition of, or contracting for, 350 megawatts of electric
generating capacity from renewable energy facilities; and (3) the construction or
acquisition of 550 megawatts of electric generating capacity from other electric
generating plants. Section 9 of this bill provides for the recovery of certain costs
incurred by an electric utility in carrying out an emissions reduction and capacity
replacement plan.

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So, NV Energy doesn’t need or want the “Green Energy” and then they passed a law that will effectively force them to accept the higher cost and unreliable “Green” energy.

BTW, The coal plant in question is substantially closer to Bunkerville than Laughlin.

More on the passage of SB123 in Nevada.

http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2013/jun/04/nv-energy-bill-wins-passage-signaling-shift-coal/

[Jane Long]

Dingy’s Dirty Deeds Documented ~ BTTT!!

[maggief]

http://www.upi.com/Business_News/2010/03/11/Firms-pick-windy-Nevada-for-turbine-plant/UPI-26771268334250/

LAS VEGAS, March 11 (UPI) — Two U.S. firms and one from China said Thursday they planned to build a 320,000-square-foot wind turbine manufacturing plant in Nevada.
U.S. Renewable Energy Group, a private equity firm, along with A-Power Energy Generation Systems Ltd of Shenyang, Liaoning province, China, said they were working with American Nevada Co., a real estate development firm, to chose a site for the plant that would provide 1,000 manufacturing jobs, the Las Vegas Sun reported.

Bruce Deifik, president The Greenspan Corp., parent of American Nevada, said the companies were scouting the Las Vegas Valley for up to 1,000 acres of property to build a wind turbine plant.

In a statement, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of A-Power Jinxiang Lu credited Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and “Nevada’s position relative to the major wind corridors,” as the reason the firms chose to locate the plant in Nevada.

(snip)

https://www.leg.state.nv.us/AppCF/Lobbyist/reports/LobbyistDetail.cfm?lobbyist=958&Session=76

Nevada Lobbyist Information — 76th Session

Reid, Key *

Organizations Represented
American Nevada Co. Henderson NV
Greenspun Corp, The Henderson NV
Las Vegas Sun Henderson NV
Union Village Orange CA
Vegas.Com Henderson NV

[Ray76]

Excerpt from "Cattle Trespass Impacts"[1]

Cliven Bundy has no legal authority to graze cattle on federal lands in the Gold Butte area, including Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The U.S. District Court of Nevada has permanently enjoined Cliven Bundy's trespass grazing, ordered him to remove his trespass cattle from public lands inside and outside the former Bunkerville Allotment (including from the Lake Mead NRA) before December 2013, and stated the U.S. is entitled to seize and impound any cattle that have not been removed by the judicially imposed off-date and that remain in trespass. A large number of the trespass cattle on the federal lands are feral cattle that can pose a threat to members of the public recreating or traveling over the federal lands. The trespass cattle have also caused damage to private property, as well as to the federal lands and natural resources.

Examples of Restoration Funding and Viability Impacted

Non-Governmental Organizations have expressed concern that the regional mitigation strategy for the Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone utilizes Gold Butte as the location for offsite mitigation for impacts from solar development, and that those restoration activities are not durable with the presence of trespass cattle.

What Non-Governmental Organization has expressed concern about trespass cattle on Gold Butte interfering with mitigation efforts required by solar development at the Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone (SEZ)?

There is one pending solar application within the Dry Lake SEZ (Application 84052, for a 919 acre parabolic trough facility).[2]

The applicant is NV Power Co. and the application, NVN-084052, is on hold [3]. Is NV Power the NGO complaining about cattle on Gold Butte? I don't know.

[1] http://www.blm.gov/nv/st/en/fo/lvfo/blm_programs/more/trespass_cattle/cattle_trespass_impacts.html
Retrieved from Google cache

[2] http://blmsolar.anl.gov/sez/nv/dry-lake/

[3] http://www.blm.gov/nv/st/en/fo/lvfo/blm_programs/energy/southern_nevada_reco.html

[ponygirl]

I'd like to add this post from GilesB to the thread:

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To: servo1969

Some additional information.

My brother grazes cattle in Nevada. He has, of necessity, become very knowledgeable on Nevada grazing law.

Here is what he tells me about this case that I haven’t heard or read anywhere else:
In Nevada, ranchers could vote to establish or not establish grazing districts. Once these districts were established, the BLM would “manage” the grazing land. By statute, the fees paid are not to lease the ground, but for BLM to manage the range.

According to the Taylor Grazing Act, the BLM is there to manage the range for grazing - NOT for tortoises or solar panels. BLM has been so far off the reservation for so many years that it is unlikely they will ever return to performing their legal activities.

The area where Bundy grazes voted against a grazing district. This means the land remained open range, and by Nevada law, the Bundy family had established their grazing rights by historic precedence. This right is to the forage on the property - regardless of who owns the deed to the land. (analogous to mineral rights). Therefore, since the ranchers voted AGAINST having BLM manage the land, they had no right to demand management (grazing) fees.

Also - cattle have enhanced the environment for the tortoises. Cattle can travel farther and faster than a tortoise. By shitting, the cattle deposit food and water for the tortoise - making areas previously too far from water now hospitable to the tortoise.

Finally - Nevada range cattle are far different than most other cattle in the US - even other range cattle. Because of the harsh environment (over 300 acres required to support 1 cow for 1 year), native cattle do much better than non-native cattle. My brother tells me that non-native cattle will lose at least a year of production before they learn the range. So Bundy cannot just go buy more cows and be made whole - he needs HIS cows that were taken, or he needs to be compensated for the cows AND the lost production while replacement cows become acclimated.

75 posted on 04/13/2014 12:00:29 AM PDT by GilesB

[GilesB]

Some additional information.

My brother grazes cattle in Nevada. He has, of necessity, become very knowledgeable on Nevada grazing law.

Here is what he tells me about this case that I haven’t heard or read anywhere else:
In Nevada, ranchers could vote to establish or not establish grazing districts. Once these districts were established, the BLM would “manage” the grazing land. By statute, the fees paid are not to lease the ground, but for BLM to manage the range.

According to the Taylor Grazing Act, the BLM is there to manage the range for grazing - NOT for tortoises or solar panels. BLM has been so far off the reservation for so many years that it is unlikely they will ever return to performing their legal activities.

The area where Bundy grazes voted against a grazing district. This means the land remained open range, and by Nevada law, the Bundy family had established their grazing rights by historic precedence. This right is to the forage on the property - regardless of who owns the deed to the land. (analogous to mineral rights). Therefore, since the ranchers voted AGAINST having BLM manage the land, they had no right to demand management (grazing) fees.

Also - cattle have enhanced the environment for the tortoises. Cattle can travel farther and faster than a tortoise. By shitting, the cattle deposit food and water for the tortoise - making areas previously too far from water now hospitable to the tortoise.

Finally - Nevada range cattle are far different than most other cattle in the US - even other range cattle. Because of the harsh environment (over 300 acres required to support 1 cow for 1 year), native cattle do much better than non-native cattle. My brother tells me that non-native cattle will lose at least a year of production before they learn the range. So Bundy cannot just go buy more cows and be made whole - he needs HIS cows that were taken, or he needs to be compensated for the cows AND the lost production while replacement cows become acclimated.