Chilling Truth: The Siege of the Bundy Ranch Reaches into the White House (agenda 21)

Independent Sentinel ^ | Sara Noble

[Texas Fossil]

Cliven Bundy, can a cowboy defeat the Marxists?

In the end, there is only one reason why the Bundy ranch was besieged. President Obama had to have taken the lead. He knew it was going on and he sanctioned it. Beyond oil, solar, and Chinese Communists with money, lurks Obama’s Agenda.

InfoWars has found a smoking gun in the case of embattled rancher Cliven Bundy. A lucrative contract – which will benefit Harry Reid and his son Rory Reid – specifically mentions the need to rid the land of Cliven Bundy. In addition, Natural News pointed out that the BLM is in the business of selling lucrative oil and gas leases. It does answer the question, Why now?

There is a much bigger picture in all of this, however, and that is the fact Mr. Obama believes the government should control the land and water in the United States. He sees the government as the protector of the nation’s resources. It is his belief. He does not respect private property – it is the government’s to take. That should now be obvious to everyone.

[Texas Fossil]

No doubt she is correct. This goes directly into the White House. Agenda driven.

A well written article with some details I have not seen elsewhere.

Give em Hell Cowboy!

[Georgia Girl 2]

Notice how quiet the Whitehut was during this whole kerfuffel. Usually O’Bungle can’t wait to wade in flapping his yap.

[opentalk]

Bureau of Land Management is in the business of leasing government lands to energy companies. Significant exploratory drilling is being conducted in precisely the same area where the Bundy family has been running cattle since the 1870′s. The “Gold Butte” area can be clearly seen in the map of areas drilled (purple demarcations

[taterjay]

Obamaspeak.....You mean like the Mr. Bundy acted stupidly. If you own your property you can keep your property. If I had a bunch of sons they would be like the BLM.

[Jack Hydrazine]

And some people wonder why I call DC the District of Criminals.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Gotta spread the wealth around. :-)

[Texas Fossil]

Yep, did not go according to plan.

But same can be said for:

Fast & Furious

Benghazi

Honduras

Egypt

and on and on.

[Jack Hydrazine]

This needs to be photoshopped with Obama's face over David Spade's and Hillary's over Christina Applegate's.

[Texas Fossil]

Yep, it is Time to DownSize DC!

[Vince Ferrer]

Obama will whip up a number six on them.

Hedley Lamar

[Georgia Girl 2]

Yes I guess sometimes its a good thing that the US govt is completely incompetent.

[opentalk]

BLM sells 29 oil, gas leases in northeast Nevada

http://m.shalereporter.com/industry/article_0de547ba-8ca4-11e2-ab4e-0019bb30f31a.html

[Jacquerie]

Some think voting still matters.

[kevslisababy]

Yes, the lack of comment by the whitehouse was deafening.

Whenever he doesn’t shove his face at us on tv and lecture the nation it is because he is deeply involved. How much has HE commented on Fast and Furious or Benghazi?

[wrench]

I think we have seen a new form of voting. Same as was once done in the mid 1700s

[Aria]

Thanks for posting.

I wonder if we’ll make it through 2016 intact.

[Texas Fossil]

Depends on what you call intact.

If you mean that Texas is still Texas? Yes.

If you mean will some of the US be split? Anybody’s guess.

[Jack Hydrazine]

Don’t think so! At least for DC I hope not.

[MayflowerMadam]

“I wonder if we’ll make it through 2016 intact.”

Doesn’t matter if we do or we don’t. Hussein has a pen, you know. He can, and might, do away with that pesky law mandating a max of two terms. I have a bad feeling we’ll never see the end of him in the White Hut.

[ThunderSleeps]

Consider this. Our confidence and trust in the government has eroded so far that when we first heard/read of this confrontation what was your first reaction? Be honest. Me, I admit it, I immediately sided with Bundy even though I knew virtually nothing about the situation other than there was some kind of standoff between a rancher and the BLM.

That's telling. We apparently (and rightly IMHO) have zero trust in the government and its agents acting in good faith. We hear of the standoff and immediately think "What the {expletive} has the government done now?" Sure, Bundy's probably no saint, and no-doubt there are other paths he could have taken and other choices he could have made. Same thing for the government agents.

But you have to wonder why a disagreement over land, cattle, and grazing fees results in this. At what point does a government flunky decide "Hey, lets send out armed agents to threaten US citizens with violence." Who made that call? Who thought that was a good idea? That person needs to be fired, at least, if not brought up on charges of reckless endangerment.

For me, it is precisely this kind of thing that makes me even more suspicious of the motives of the people in power. The continual stream of obvious lies does not help either. Nor does the obvious fascist leanings of those in power - wanting ever more power and control. I always figured things would come to a head someday. Even the founding fathers predicted it. I never thought it would be during my lifetime, but now I'm starting to think that is quite likely.