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Monday, April 07, 2014 8:01:07 PM
Rothschilds 666 NWO Feds start rounding up Bundy’s cattle in northeastern Clark County
Hundreds of federal officers, cowboys and helicopters descended on
Cliven Bundy’s backyard Saturday, launching a roundup targeting
about 500 head of cattle grazing on government land.
Bundy, the embattled Bunkerville rancher said from his ranch house
about 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas that it only will hurt the
“city folks” in Las Vegas who have come to depend on his cattle
for their beef.
Because of the government’s actions, Bundy said there’s going to
be 500,000 fewer hamburgers per year from his cattle operation.
“Anything is possible,” said the 67-year-old Bundy, speculating
that it might even raise the price of beef.
“When you take away a rancher’s 500 head of cattle, you’re taking
away 500 calves each year, and that can’t be good for anybody.
“But nobody is thinking about that. Why would they? They’re all
thinking about the desert tortoise,” he said, referring to one
inhabitant of the rangeland in and around Gold Butte that
environmentalists say is being harmed by the cattle’s presence.
“Hey, the tortoise is a fine creature. I like him. I have no
problem with him. But taking another man’s cattle? It just
doesn’t seem right.”
The federal government plans to auction off Bundy’s cattle once
the estimated 500 head are rounded up, a Herculean task that’s
expected to last until mid-May
The operation includes closing off more than a half-million acres
of public land in Clark and Lincoln counties and using hundreds
of federal agents, contract cowboys and low-flying aircraft.
Agents started the operation Saturday morning, corralling 75 head
of cattle into trailers and taking them south to an undisclosed
compound along Interstate 15 just outside of Mesquite, Bundy said.
There were no signs of Bundy supporters in the Bunkerville area
Saturday, but that doesn’t mean none of them are coming in the
days to come. Bundy’s story has grabbed the attention and support
of other ranchers in Nevada and Utah.
In all, federal officials say there are 900 head of cattle they
have to round up, although Bundy said he only owns 500.
He said each head of cattle that was seized Saturday is worth
about $1,000.
He called the government’s actions “pathetic.”
“Or better yet, a form of trespassing, which they say I’ve been
doing all these years,” he added.
Clark County Sheriff Doug Gillespie, whose police department is
not participating in the roundup, talked and commiserated with
Bundy but also encouraged him to work it out with the federal
government so that no violence would erupt.
A similar roundup was scheduled in 2012, but federal officials
worried that it could lead to violence and backed off.
Bundy said the land in question might not be his but he has
inalienable rights to it. It’s more the state of Nevada’s than
the federal government’s, he said.
His family has been raising cattle on that land since 1877.
“The rights were created for us,” Bundy said. “I have the right to
use the forage.
I have water rights.
I have access rights.
I have range improvement rights, and I claim all the other
rights that the citizens of Nevada have, whether it’s to camp,
to fish or to go off road.”
However, conservation groups hailed the decision to rid the land
of the cattle, saying that federal judges “again and again” have
ruled that the BLM has the right to protect the tortoise by
removing the cattle.
Bundy said it’s ironic that the tortoises are pushing out his
cattle operation.
He considers himself an endangered species as well.
He has managed to hold out this long while dozens of cattle
operations pulled up stakes starting in the early 1990s,
mostly due to what he sees as an overreaching, micromanaging
government as it applies to public land.
“I’ll never get it,” he said. “If it weren’t for our cattle,
there’d be more brush fires out here.
The tortoises eat the cow manure, too.
It’s filled with protein.”
But mostly, he said he’s worried about the cows having calves.
“I hope they’re protected,” he said. “I hope nothing bad happens
to them. I’m already wondering how I’m going to get water out to
some of them.”
H. Brean contributed to this report.
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for Freedom, Liberty & Rights for the People -
against -
khazarian gypsy king pin Rothschild/Hitler -
mass murder NWO 666 evils satans nazi
bolshevistic BS osama vampires pawns -
who will stand with him?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgWkS9TnnyM#t=127
BREAKING FEDS VS RANCHER FACE OFF!
666 Rothschild nwo at it
again to KILL US ALL!
history copycat repeat of how Rothscchild 666 in USSR -
mass murder of more than > 100,000,000 million Christian People -
http://beforeitsnews.com/blogging-citizen-journalism/2014/04/police-state-ussa-feds-vs-rancher-face-off-2452204.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9s8cPQ_a54
God Bless
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Hundreds of federal officers, cowboys and helicopters descended on
Cliven Bundy’s backyard Saturday, launching a roundup targeting
about 500 head of cattle grazing on government land.
Bundy, the embattled Bunkerville rancher said from his ranch house
about 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas that it only will hurt the
“city folks” in Las Vegas who have come to depend on his cattle
for their beef.
Because of the government’s actions, Bundy said there’s going to
be 500,000 fewer hamburgers per year from his cattle operation.
“Anything is possible,” said the 67-year-old Bundy, speculating
that it might even raise the price of beef.
“When you take away a rancher’s 500 head of cattle, you’re taking
away 500 calves each year, and that can’t be good for anybody.
“But nobody is thinking about that. Why would they? They’re all
thinking about the desert tortoise,” he said, referring to one
inhabitant of the rangeland in and around Gold Butte that
environmentalists say is being harmed by the cattle’s presence.
“Hey, the tortoise is a fine creature. I like him. I have no
problem with him. But taking another man’s cattle? It just
doesn’t seem right.”
The federal government plans to auction off Bundy’s cattle once
the estimated 500 head are rounded up, a Herculean task that’s
expected to last until mid-May
The operation includes closing off more than a half-million acres
of public land in Clark and Lincoln counties and using hundreds
of federal agents, contract cowboys and low-flying aircraft.
Agents started the operation Saturday morning, corralling 75 head
of cattle into trailers and taking them south to an undisclosed
compound along Interstate 15 just outside of Mesquite, Bundy said.
There were no signs of Bundy supporters in the Bunkerville area
Saturday, but that doesn’t mean none of them are coming in the
days to come. Bundy’s story has grabbed the attention and support
of other ranchers in Nevada and Utah.
In all, federal officials say there are 900 head of cattle they
have to round up, although Bundy said he only owns 500.
He said each head of cattle that was seized Saturday is worth
about $1,000.
He called the government’s actions “pathetic.”
“Or better yet, a form of trespassing, which they say I’ve been
doing all these years,” he added.
Clark County Sheriff Doug Gillespie, whose police department is
not participating in the roundup, talked and commiserated with
Bundy but also encouraged him to work it out with the federal
government so that no violence would erupt.
A similar roundup was scheduled in 2012, but federal officials
worried that it could lead to violence and backed off.
Bundy said the land in question might not be his but he has
inalienable rights to it. It’s more the state of Nevada’s than
the federal government’s, he said.
His family has been raising cattle on that land since 1877.
“The rights were created for us,” Bundy said. “I have the right to
use the forage.
I have water rights.
I have access rights.
I have range improvement rights, and I claim all the other
rights that the citizens of Nevada have, whether it’s to camp,
to fish or to go off road.”
However, conservation groups hailed the decision to rid the land
of the cattle, saying that federal judges “again and again” have
ruled that the BLM has the right to protect the tortoise by
removing the cattle.
Bundy said it’s ironic that the tortoises are pushing out his
cattle operation.
He considers himself an endangered species as well.
He has managed to hold out this long while dozens of cattle
operations pulled up stakes starting in the early 1990s,
mostly due to what he sees as an overreaching, micromanaging
government as it applies to public land.
“I’ll never get it,” he said. “If it weren’t for our cattle,
there’d be more brush fires out here.
The tortoises eat the cow manure, too.
It’s filled with protein.”
But mostly, he said he’s worried about the cows having calves.
“I hope they’re protected,” he said. “I hope nothing bad happens
to them. I’m already wondering how I’m going to get water out to
some of them.”
H. Brean contributed to this report.
America One Man is Standing UP for not only his Rights, but
for Freedom, Liberty & Rights for the People -
against -
khazarian gypsy king pin Rothschild/Hitler -
mass murder NWO 666 evils satans nazi
bolshevistic BS osama vampires pawns -
who will stand with him?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgWkS9TnnyM#t=127
BREAKING FEDS VS RANCHER FACE OFF!
666 Rothschild nwo at it
again to KILL US ALL!
history copycat repeat of how Rothscchild 666 in USSR -
mass murder of more than > 100,000,000 million Christian People -
![](http://beforeitsnews.com/contributor/upload/8435/images/0000Fedvsrancher.jpg)
http://beforeitsnews.com/blogging-citizen-journalism/2014/04/police-state-ussa-feds-vs-rancher-face-off-2452204.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9s8cPQ_a54
God Bless
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