Sheriff Mack: federal snipers at Bundy ranch are mercenaries, hit men

DC clothesline ^ | Apr 18, 2014

[KeyLargo]

Sheriff Mack: federal snipers at Bundy ranch are mercenaries, hit men

Posted on April 18, 2014 by Dr. Eowyn

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In an interview with TPN’s Dylan Scott Wednesday, April 16, 2014, Richard Mack, former Arizona county sheriff and founder of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA), said:

“One of our CSPOA members who was there earlier and got there before I did was phoning me and telling me that they were going to be killed. The federal snipers, several of them — I don’t know if you know this — but they were paid mercenaries. They’re contractors. They’re paid hit men.

He saw all the equipment and all the military weaponry that they had, and then he said, ‘Sheriff, they warned us that they were going to arrest us. Then they warned us that they were going to shoot us.

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[Tennessee Nana]

so there was a “contract” out on the Bundys...

mob violence...

[fulltlt]

Where’s your “ENHANCE” button?

[MrB]

“enhance”... right... add more information that’s not there so we can identify the person/object in the photo.

I guess that makes for good TV.

[DaveA37]

Are we surprised? This crooked bunch will do what ever it takes to get their way, killings be damned. Perhaps they too need to be dealt with in a similar matter. Even though there were “snipers” there does NOT MEAN that the Bundy side was not equally represented.

[grobdriver]

I recall reading early in the matter that the Fed's snipers had been "captured", walked down the hill and released.

Did that not happen?

[rktman]

Well, probably true. Of course according to the totally honest hairy reid-iculous, the T party supporters and armed civilians are “domestic terrorists”. Thinking back, even with the media (?)coverage, it didn’t stop Waco from happening. Since no one could actually see the folks burning that could be a drawback for the feds here. My guess is that a “danger zone” will be declared and all media will be moved well away from the area if and when there is another “confrontation”. Anybody seen ron hairiuhcih(sp) lately? (Ruby Ridge!)

[mad_as_he$$]

My understanding form several folks on site that they were “escorted” off the hills by cowboys on horse back that suddenly appeared behind them. The cowboys had serious back up in heavily armed militia members.

[mad_as_he$$]

Some snipers. Any Nevada deer hunter could take them out at 500 yards. Gotta spend time in the desert to understand the desert.

[Durus]

What kind of training did they have to silhouette themselves against the skyline? I learned better from watching old westerns for heavens sake.

[KeyLargo]

[B4Ranch]

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[B4Ranch]

A quick background as to why the BLM should not be harassing Cliven Bundy. This issue goes all the way back to the Confederation Papers, prior to the writing of our US Constitution.

Please remember that the Supreme Court has reversed more than 150 of earlier Supreme Court decisions on natural law. Is that what you would consider as someone being consistent and reliable in interpreting the Constitution?

The Resolution of 1780, "the federal trust respecting public lands obligated the united States to extinguish both their governmental jurisdiction and their title to land that achieved statehood."

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Formation of a "more perfect union" does not absolve that union of prior engagements, including those obligations establish by the resolution of 1780 and the Articles of Confederation.

Our government system is established by compact, not between the Government and the State Governments but between the States as Sovereign Communities. By James Madison 1821 (This is what make the County Sheriffs the highest law enforcement officer in that County and gives him/her the authority to tell the BLM, the FBI or any other Federal Agency to get out of the County or they will be arrested and jailed.)

What I have written here is but a short piece of the process that the Founder went through to establish our Constitution and system of government.

Please view these videos and see if they don't change your mind about whether or not Cliven Bundy is in the wrong by defying the BLM.

1of3 Stephen Pratt speaking to Sheriffs at WSSA conference

2of3 Stephen Pratt speaking to Sheriffs at WSSA conference

3of3 Stephen Pratt speaking to Sheriffs at WSSA conference

Here's one that shows why the Sheriff of Clark County is duty bound to keep the BLM and all Federal agents from arresting Cliven Bundy.

Steven Pratt, Bound by Oath to Support THIS Constitution,

[KeyLargo]

[KeyLargo]

“We’re not pointing guns at anyone but we’re sure getting a lot of guns pointed at us,” said Carol Bundy, wife of the Nevada rancher.

[mad_as_he$$]

Bad guys wear black! BTW black will get you spotted in the high desert almost instantly.

[KeyLargo]

UKRAINE. Radio intercepts of KGB thugs talks confirm Russians using snipers against protesters in Ukraine Publication time: 22 February 2014, 01:43

[Joe Boucher]

man,
I saw some of the Bundy folks armed for bear.
50 cal’s with long range or infrared scopes.
these anal retentaves working for gub mint lucre’ ought understand this won’t be like shooting kids at Waco.

[bunkerhill7]

It`s already in the U.S. Constitution:
viz:

Section 3.
“”The Congress shall have Power to dispose of and make all needful Rules and Regulations respecting the Territory or other Property belonging to the United States;
and nothing in this Constitution shall be so construed as to Prejudice any Claims of the United States, or of any particular State.”

‘territory “ = “land” defined by Webster`s Dictionary, 1887

property = anything other than land

“nothing shall be construed as to prejudice any claims of ..any particular state.”