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Media-Suppressed Nevada Case History Shines Truth on Government Ranch Invaders
Judi McLeod / Canada Free Press
Coming clearly through the throbbing of helicopters and the roar of the SUVS of the feds harassing the Cliven Bundy Ranch, patriots there for Bundy should “tell it to the judge”.
There is mainstream media-suppressed case history in Nevada the feds are desperately trying to keep under wraps.
Chief Judge Robert C. Jones of the Federal District Court of Nevada smacked down high-handed, abusive feds, sending the pretend cowboys riding roughshod over Western ranchers and property owners back to their cobweb-laced offices in 2013.
In spite of their 200 armed snipers with boy toys in tow, those Stetson-wearing feds hunkering down on Cliven Bundy’s Ranch are nothing more than a bunch of cowardly ‘cobweb cowboys’ doing duty for radical environmentalists.
In the upheaval of Bureau of Land Management bureaucrats caving in fear to the radical environmentalists of the day, the Rule of Law still works in court, and everyone of those feds brandishing weapons knows it down at heart.
“The court case, U.S. v. Hage, has been keenly watched by legal analysts and constitutional scholars—but has been completely ignored by the major media.”
(New American, June 3, 2013)
“As we reported last November (”Judge Blasts Federal Conspiracy; Ranch Family Vindicated — Again!”), in June 2012, Judge Jones had issued a scorching preliminary bench ruling that charged federal officials of the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) with an ongoing series of illegal actions against Nevada rancher E. Wayne Hage that the judge described as “abhorrent” and a literal, criminal conspiracy. “Judge Jones said he found that “the government and the agents of the government in that locale, sometime in the ’70s and ’80s, entered into a conspiracy, a literal, intentional conspiracy, to deprive the Hages of not only their permit grazing rights, for whatever reason, but also to deprive them of their vested property rights under the takings clause, and I find that that’s a sufficient basis to hold that there is irreparable harm if I don’t … restrain the government from continuing in that conduct.”
No cowpoke cuss could ever transcend what Judge Jones openly called feds invading ranch land. “In fact, Judge Jones accused the federal bureaucrats of racketeering under the federal RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corruption Organizations) statute, and accused them as well of extortion, mail fraud, and fraud, in an effort “to kill the business of Mr. Hage.”
Judge Jones bottom-lined what the government is doing to ranchers and property owners—end of chapter!
He, and likely other federal court black robes, know that the mainstream media goes into overdrive in trying to keep the truth from the masses.
Tragically, Fed-harassed rancher Wayne Hage was vindicated three years after he died. (Capital Press, Dec. 8, 2009).
While no one (mercifully) has died on the Bundy ranch—yet—the stories of Bundy,—-Hage, Wally Klump and others are a disturbing match.
continue reading at CFP:
Sadly this article only tells half the story, or one-third? True, in 2012, Judge Jones came out with guns blazing against the BLM, in the case launched by the late rancher, Mr. Hage. But a year later, in July, U.S. District Court Judge Lloyd George ruled that if Bundy did not remove his cattle by Aug. 23, they could be seized by the BLM. This ruling was affirmed again in October 2013 by District Court Judge Larry Hicks.
The calibre of the judges in the USA needs to be alligned with another kind of calibre.
An excellent overview of this case, in the “5 Things You Should Know” on the Bundy Ranch Dispute can be found at this link. The comments are especially good! Most side with Bundy.
http://www.heavy.com/news/2014/04/cliven-bundy-ranch-standoff-police-videos/