RED RIVER RUMBLE? BLM Wants to Seize 90,000 Acres of Texas Ranchers’ Land!

Americas Freedom Fighters ^ | April 11, 2014 | Clark Kent

[JRandomFreeper]

Doesn't matter. It takes someone with testicular fortitude to use those rounds, and Nevada proved they will back down.

/johnny

[M Kehoe]

Bttt.

5.56mm

[ctdonath2]

Seems deeds are predicated on boundaries being immutable. When they change, they are retroactively adjusted changing the current boundaries and treated like nothing ever changed.

[greeneyes]

JMHO, but they are picking the wrong states to beat up on. I’m a gonna have some popcorn and enjoy watching the Fedzilla/Texas & Oklahoma range war.

If BLM thinks Nevada was bad, just wait till they face the Texan/Oklahoma group. They ain’t seen nothin’ yet.

[JRandomFreeper]

Yep. My red hair just lit off.

/johnny

[Busko]

Brown shirts on the move! Amazing that we have crooked politicans worried about the Ukraine and we have this crap going on in our own country.

[Lurkina.n.Learnin]

I don’t understand this. Texas and Oklahoma have a long standing dispute over a boundary so the feds just claim it as theirs? If I lived on either side I would tell them to get lost.

[TigersEye]

There is a nation-wide agenda going on.

Chilling Truth: The Siege of the Bundy Ranch Reaches into the White House April 13, 2014

A leaked memo uncovered in 2010 exposed the Obama Administration’s land grab initiative that is intended to spread across other western states. The land grab in this memo alone covered 10 million acres of Western land in 11 states.

As part of Obama’s “Great Outdoors Initiative”, the administration met quietly with environmental groups to map out government plans for acquiring untold millions of acres of both public and private land.

It’s a stealthy power grab through executive order that promises to radically transform the American way of life. Michelle Malkin had a thorough description of what the government was doing.

In April 2010, President Obama issued a memorandum outlining his “21st century strategy for America’s great outdoors”, calling for officials to conduct “listening and learning sessions” with the public to identify places that mean the most to Americans and leverage the support of the federal government to “protect” outdoor spaces. The memo bragged about the federal government being the nation’s “largest land manager.”

FR thread for this article here.

[greeneyes]

I even recall reading about a little dust up between the two states regarding the building of a no - toll bridge. Governors of both states called out the national guard IIRC, the bridge was shut down, but it was eventually resolved peacefully.

Known in the history of Bryan County Oklahoma as the Texas/Okalhoma war.

[greeneyes]

Nothing like a common enemy to unite the tribe!

[null and void]

If they are picking the Red River as a MUST win... they have chosen unwisely.

Assuming the goal is not to start a shootin' war, of course...

[Blood of Tyrants]

They will be sending “surveyors” withe machine guns and attack dogs to draw new boundaries.

[greeneyes]

Boy Howdy! “chozen unwisely” That there is an understatement of enormous magnitude.LOL

[combat_boots]

12/2010
“Solar Energy Zones Identified in US
SustainableBusiness.com News

22 million acres of US public lands are now called Solar Energy Zones - land that’s suitable for large, utility-scale solar plants.”

http://www.sustainablebusiness.com/index.cfm/go/news.display/id/21622

[JouleZ]

Here’s another land grab in New Mexico. Lots of gov’t stealing going on!

http://www.americasfreedomfighters.com/2014/04/12/feds-seize-familys-ranch-property-owners-fight-government-land-grab/

[ProudFossil]

And this may the final spark. After the Nevada fiasco, maybe the BLM will finally have to BURY some of their idiots!!!!!!!!

[JRandomFreeper]

Yes. That was one instance.

Texas and Oklahoma may have their differences, since Oklahoma sucking is the only thing that keeps Texas from sliding off into the Gulf, but in a case like this, I think the Texas/OU fans on both sides of the river would react the same.

And it would be ugly (for the federal servant of the States).

/johnny

[xzins]

Sounds like Putin is cutting off river access between Oklahoma and Texas, doesn’t it?

[rwoodward]

At some point, we are probably going need to come up with a good offense.

[JRandomFreeper]

If they aim to start a shooting war, they have still chosen unwisely if they want to steal land off the Red River.

Either way, they really don't want to do this.

/johnny