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To: SgtHooper
I do not believe the fedgov needs to manage anything. Let them run a desert and there will be a shortage of sand. The land of the free is dead. We are about to find out if the USA is still the home of the brave. This hill or another, someone, somewhere will make a stand against this evil fedgov.

I saw a movie where the people did not resist. Schindlers List.

162 posted on 04/10/2014 2:38:05 PM PDT by SpeakerToAnimals (I hope to earn a name in battle)
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To: SpeakerToAnimals

“I do not believe the fedgov needs to manage anything. Let them run a desert and there will be a shortage of sand. The land of the free is dead.”

I think you are onto something and we will be tested. Several Militias are on their way to Nevada to stand with the Bundy’s.

There are moments that are defining for a nation, I had thought it would be the denying of water to farmers in CA over some minnow pushing food prices higher in a bad economy, destroying jobs in a state already consumed with illegals....but ‘no’. However it may be Nevada? Or will this too fade away in submission to Tyranny?

Is this what Zero wanted to declare Martial Law? How would the soldiers who took an oath to protect America act if forced to fire on private citizens?


166 posted on 04/10/2014 2:50:13 PM PDT by Kackikat
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To: SpeakerToAnimals

I understand your position, but what about “public” land? Simply because it is public, would mean, under your position, that hell it’s public, anybody can do anything they want on public land. You and I both know that cannot be allowed. So how do we protect OUR PUBLIC lands from idiots who dump, squatters, etc.?


301 posted on 04/11/2014 11:12:22 AM PDT by SgtHooper
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