Here is a question to pose to your elected official next time you get a bug crawling up yer leg...
“Who stands to benefit from the BLM/government seizing 90,000+ acres of Red River Basin property that was previously private property, owned and paid taxes on by private citizens for generations???”
Find out who(m) that is and you’ll find out the real reasons behind this effort, and the one in Nevada, and anywhere else that is not making the news these days...
I can think of one office here in Texas that might be able to find out, if they don’t already know...Texas Land Commissioners office...
Then tap your State Rep, and State Senator’s offices...
If they want to keep this situation civil, without the need for two armed forces facing off somewhere...Then it would be in their best interest to get the answers and then we can apply proper pressure on those people, and not allow them to truck in their goon squad...
Otherwise, I’m not so sure this one will have anyone backing down...
Oldest question in the book (after "how much per hour, and how much for all night?"), gets to the point: "Cui bono, for whose benefit?" It's so old, it's still in Latin.
You've been hanging around CIA guys. It's thir version of IBM's famous "THINK" slogan.
Some of the previous court cases related to the Texas/Oklahoma border were related to oil/natural resources ie: who was going to get the taxes from the companies developing the natural resources.
With all the drought in Texas, it could even just be the water supply that the Feds want to control.