THE 'FEDERAL GOVERNMENT' IS TRYING TO GRAB 140 SQUARE MILES OF PRIVATE LAND IN TEXAS
The federal government wants to take as much as 90,000 deeded acres from private landowners along the Red River in Texas. Why? The answer is stranger than fiction.
How much more are the American people going to sit back and allow the crime syndicate in Wash DC take from the people before we DO SOMETHING TO PUT A STOP TO IT?? This is NOT our 'government' but a worldwide crime syndicate robbing, raping and murdering the people worldwide. WHY do we ALLOW them to continue?
I expose the excesses of the bureaucracy
This is occurring in north Texas, along Red River on the Texas-Oklahoma border.
What made the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) make this claim is unclear (as this is being fought in court, the BLM isn’t answering questions - the BLM, NOT a lawful 'government' department or agency, is yet another private corporation servant of the crime syndicate operating out of Wash DC), but the ramifications make last year’s 'occupation' of BLM buildings in Oregon’s Malheur Wildlife Refuge seem like a Boy Scout jamboree.
This fight has been going on for a number of years now in the courts.
Seven families are behind the lawsuit trying to stop the BLM from taking their deeded property. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and a lot of other Texas politicians praised the landowners for suing.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a motion to join the suit, which the court approved. Paxton said, “Washington, D.C., needs to hear loud and clear that Texas will not stand for the 'federal government’s' infringement upon Texas land and the property rights of the people who live here.”
If you’re wondering why you haven’t heard about this land war before, it is likely because this story quickly gets more complex than a Spanish corrida de torros.
Before getting into all that, it’s worth putting this in context by looking back at the 1948 classic Western, named not coincidentally, “Red River.” The movie opens with John Wayne looking south from a wagon train to the Red River. He decides there is good grass for beef that way for a man with the grit to take the ground, hold it and turn it into a ranch that will help feed a growing nation. He goes south with his partner (Walter Brennan) and is soon joined by a boy muttering madly about an Indian attack on the wagon train (Montgomery Clift plays this character when he becomes an adult). They fight off an Indian attack and, not long thereafter, Wayne outdraws a gunslinger hired by a Spanish rancher to keep settlers off the ranch given to him by the king of Spain. The movie then flashes forward to an older Wayne who has made his ranch, his American dream, with sweat and blood, but after the American Civil War his cattle are worth little in the South, so he must drive his cattle north in a desperate effort to keep his ranch and to feed all the people around him. The 'government' isn’t there to help him. He doesn’t resent this. He knows that he, and the men with him, don’t need handouts, just good old fashioned American guts. (Where are our guts?)
At the basis of this fictional plot is a true story about the men and women who settled the land and made it produce, as best they could. Now many generations later, the ranchers who own and work this land might lose it, not to rustlers, drought or a crater in cattle prices, but to a far-off bureaucracy in Washington, D.C., because, the BLM says, land claims dating back to the Louisiana Purchase give them the power to take land where the river once ran.
(America, do you not discern what is happening with these situations? If the BLM claim WAS true, WHY did this not come up many years ago? WHY NOW? Do you not see purposeful actions to not only violate the people's rights, but to rouse them up for civil war so they can destroy us? Are we going to stand still and let them mow us down? Or stand up and fight?)
Naturally, the shocked landowners responded with a lawsuit. Since then this complex fight has attracted the attention of the Texas governor, congressmen and legal advice from the attorney general of Texas. It also attracted Austin Curry, a founding partner of Caldwell Cassady & Curry. Curry is perhaps best known for getting a jury award of $532.9 million against Apple in Smartflash v. Apple. He is an attorney who specializes in David-and-Goliath battles over property rights (intellectual or physical).
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Do you not see a growing situation developing here in this country? Oregon? Nevada? Texas and Okla? Property around Lake Lewisville, Texas has also recently been under attack by the BLM. What other properties are currently in process of being seized by the criminal 'federal government'? Even now the situation is brewing concerning the 'federal government's' violation of the 'federal treaty' with the Indian Tribes as the 'federal government' attempts to over rule the sovereign lands belonging to the tribes in the states to have a pipeline to service the Bakken oil pipeline run through their sacred burial grounds, grazing and farm lands, including the poisoning and deleting of their water sources involved.
What properties are next? YOURS?!
Do we STAND TOGETHER with our brothers and sisters in this nation and, if necessary, fight together to maintain our rights and freedoms?
Do we back off and leave them to face the enemy along - as has happened with the Bundys, and others, including Pete Santilli?
Or do we all die together as we stand alone, forsaking our brothers and sisters and thinking the problem won't touch us and will eventually just 'go away'?
There is no more time to sit back and watch.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/frankminiter/2016/08/24/the-federal-government-is-trying-to-grab-140-square-miles-of-private-land-in-texas/#7520fa136344
3 comments:
Sorry but in no way is any of that a wise course of action.
They have a lot of auto-matic weapons and will use them. Better to take them to court and make them lose the old fashion way, as was done in oregon than to start some insurrection. Remember even if you win- they will divide up the land rights anyway and throw people out.
Not all of the land can be saved, accept the truth....
Not all the land deserves to be saved either, because the people just gave the land away without even a whimper. They need that land for their FAKE government, that's all the NWO has ever been about is owning land.....And power.
The article does not state the reasons behind the land grab but I suspect based on past research that it is really about the Red River watershed which is the largest in the area traversing Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana. They are already piping water from Lake Texoma into Texas. Look at the hydrology studies.
What saved the Bundy protesters at Mesquite was the employment of mounted riders. Americans are a blood thirsty lot and could care less about the murder of protesters. ( Kent State, Oxnard 1903, Chicago 1905, Oahu 1920,Guadalupe Canyon massacre,Ludlow Massacre, Bay View massacre,) the list is long and gruesome. However, Americans will not stand for the murder of horses? May I point out the time several years back that a mountain lion attacked a small child in southern California? The amount of money that was collected to help the lion was reported to be twice that of the amount given for the child.
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