“Last night there was a town meeting in Burns with some pretty strong emotions from all sides with some calling for a cutoff of supplies to those at the refuge”
Unreal that these people can’t realize that cutting off ways of making a living and peaceful existence is exactly what Obama and his regime has in it’s plans for them.
Why is it that those residents who are angry with the occupation can’t realize that it is in their interest and that of all American citizens and that the Federal Government has interfered with the state’s rights to oversee and manage their lands? Isn’t Obama’s shutdown of coal mining enough to open the eyes of Americans to the fact that he and his regime have a diabolical plan to bring America to it’s knees? Part of that plan is using it’s influence over those lands?
Trusting the Federal Government to manage and control any resource that is essential to one’s livelihood is a grave mistake. I suppose that a great many people have been dumbed down so much that they don’t recognize a threat when it’s staring them in the face. Instead, they listen to the media driven swill and attack their own.
The people out West have suffered enough and some of them do care, but people in the towns and people who work for the government (there are 2,000 employed in Harney County with 240 federal and 750 state and local government employees among them) are making a living and don’t care about those who are suffering economically from federal control.
The media spins this to make opposition seem stronger and I get the story through their filter which is emotionally opposed and I do listen to some who are supporting like Pete Santilli but he tends to be excitable and gets in people’s faces for showy purposes.
He went after someone in the media and says he scared them away. I believe in a calmer approach to covering things like I used in religious broadcasting when there was a fight over a Christian school in Nebraska.
This is a serious situation with human lives endangered and deserves a serious treatment in the end.
The federal land control in the West has been building up and up for decades as an issue and its reaching a point of pushback.