Oregon Victory – Judge and 2 US Marshals in Route to Restore Constitutional Rule of Law

The Last Great Stand ^ | January 12th, 2016 | Voice of Reason

[Texas Fossil]

It has already been reported that a large group of heavily armed men from the Pacific Patriot Network showed up at the Bundy Militia's camp In Oregon with the intention of hand delivering Bundy's Articles Of Resolution to FBI themselves, and In the video below, you are about to see the beginning stages of what could turn out to be a truly historic victory for the Bundy Militia. Saturday morning, after a meeting with the Occupiers at the Refuge, approximately 15-20 vehicles loaded up with members of the Pacific Patriot Network rolled out of the federal refuge and and went straight out to the Burns Airport where the FBI Compound and Headquarters was located. They rolled up armed with sidearms just outside the main building at the airport and exited their vehicles to walk over to the building to engage the FBI officers.

Almost immediately, as seen in the video, about 8-10 federal officers exited the building in full tactical "battle rattle" and moved to surround the approaching group. Brandon Curtiss, of the Idaho 3% and the others, immediately sought to defuse the tension by extending hands, taking a non-threatening stance and showing their peaceful intent. By engaging in friendly dialogue, the group continued to calm and assuage the officers standing guard at the front of the FBI compound. The PPN group then proceeded to present and discuss the "Articles of Resolution" they had drawn up as negotiating points between the federal government and the Occupiers at the Refuge.

[jch10]

I don’t see it as elitist at all. Competence, and consideration of the reader, play a part anytime one attempts to explain his thoughts and ideas to others. Pride in being concise and clearly understood seems to have been lost in today’s time. I regret that very much.

[Mollypitcher1]

I don’t see it as elitist at all. Competence, and consideration of the reader, play a part anytime one attempts to explain his thoughts and ideas to others. Pride in being concise and clearly understood seems to have been lost in today’s time. I regret that very much.
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I regret the loss of even the English language as well. I agree with you, but I do not think an attempt by someone to be heard should be ignored because he probably doesn’t have the best education in the world. There are some who refuse to listen because someone doesn’t have a diploma in such and such profession. I’m a country girl, well educated, well traveled, and what might be called international. I still find the greatest gems in the old fisherman who chews up his words, or the granny whose homemade elixir works better than the Dr.’s pills. That’s all I was trying to say. Perhaps I have a greater experience with people than most.

[Mollypitcher1]

So very beautifully stated, and I agree with your post in its entirety. I also admit my error in citing Daniel Boone when I had Davey Crockett in mind. Both were wonderful people and furthered the American spirit, but Crockett was the Congressman and also the one who was killed at the Alamo, defending freedom. Boone walked west when he was 80 and spent the winter in Yellowstone trapping, then walked home in the spring. Quite a man for his age, and for the ages.

[Mollypitcher1]

I know. But Patton often made notes and wrote constantly to his wife. There are plenty of examples of his dyslexia.

[Mollypitcher1]

I side with them too. It is also often the case that men who spend their lives battling the elements to survive as ranchers or farmers or fishermen, don’t have time to spend on perfecting their “letters.” When the truth be told, they are among the most educated men in the world in their own fields and with regards to nature. Some book- educated youngster cannot hold a candlestick to their true wisdom.

[jch10]

Perhaps. There is a difference in the written word and the spoken.