Glenn Beck

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BS osama has No Clue - AGAIN!!! Oregon Situation Heating Up: Bundy Militia Suffers First Arrest Today -
Saturday, January 16, 2016 17:41



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Fighting for the Constitution for Liberty, Freedom and Peoples Rights -

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260 MILLION ACRES NATIONALIZED IS COMMUNISM -

plundered from US Christian Ranchers -

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COPYCAT OF BOLSHEVISM IN RUSSIA 1917 -

& ISIS Continues Genocide Against Christians -

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What's Really Going on in Oregon! Taking Back the Narrative !
KrisAnne Hall attorney and former prosecutor -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T424sWq1SkE&feature=share

Getting LIberty, Freedom and Rights - Minded |
The KrisAnne Hall Show January 7th. 2016
KrisAnne Hall

https://www.youtube.com/user/krisannehall1/videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti9zPnjfyZw

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Published on Jan 13, 2016
More than 10 days since armed men claiming to be fighting for the Constitution occupied a wildlife refuge in rural Oregon, many still have questions.
Whether you have followed every update or are just now hearing of the story, here’s what you need to know:
What is going on?
Since January 2, an armed group of ranchers, militia members, and supporters have held the headquarters of the Malheur Wildlife Refuge, land managed by the US Fish and Wildlife Service.

The complex includes offices, bunk beds, workshops, and other resources, including federal documents, which the occupying group’s leader,
Ammon Bundy, admits to going through.
For most of their first 10 days, the group camped in the bunkhouse, debating tactics and giving statements to the press.
On January 11, however, they ventured forth and cut an opening in a federal fence to clear access for local ranchers and their cattle.

Who are these people?




Before coming up with the name Citizens for Constitutional Freedom to allay media inquiries, the activist group was simply an unnamed product of spontaneous support from like-minded people.While it is unknown exactly how many people are engaged in the occupation/standoff, the people there are generally from Western states and either militia members, ranchers, or otherwise affiliated with them. Here are some of the prominent members of the group:

Ammon and Ryan Bundy – The Bundy brothers are the leaders of the refuge occupation and sons of Cliven Bundy, a Nevada rancher who, in 2014, was defended by armed militia members and supporters against the federal government in a standoff over grazing and land rights.
Jon Ritzheimer – a former US Marine from Arizona, Ritzheimer called for an anti-Islam rally in front of a Phoenix mosque that had been attended by two men who attacked a Mohammed cartoon contest in Texas in May. Ritzheimer’s rally drew far fewer than the 3,000 people he had hoped would attend. The New York Daily News reported in November that the FBI had given the heads up to New York law enforcement to keep an eye on him after Ritzheimer made harsh comments about President Obama and Muslims.
Ryan Payne – an electrician from Montana, Payne previously served as an Army infantryman in a military intelligence battalion. He was deployed to Iraq two times and left the military in 2006 after earning several medals and the Combat Infantryman Badge. Payne was also involved in the 2014 Bundy standoff.
Blaine Cooper – once identified as a Marine on the website This Aint Hell, a week later Cooper clarified he had never spent time in the service. Records show Cooper had enlisted under a Marines program allowing one year before basic training, but he never went. Before Cooper came to be a lookout for the occupation, he voluntarily patrolled the US-Mexican border in Arizona.
Brandon Curtiss – While not involved in the occupation, Curtiss was involved with the initial January 2 protest in Burns, Oregon. Curtiss returned this week with armed members of his Pacific Patriots Network, a syndicate of groups from nearby states. Telling reporters they were there to “de-escalate” the situation, they will provide security to those staying inside and outside the federal facility until Saturday morning, when Curtiss plans to negotiate a “peaceful resolution” to the standoff.
What do they want?




The group’s demands are dual in nature. One is the release of father and son ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond from prison. The second is that the Malheur National Forest be handed over to locals in the area.