Let's REALLY call it what it REALLY is. This sick Terrorist holds the same insane Anti Gov't, Gun Nut views as you do, so you forgive him for being a sick terrorist. Your suppositions in the above post are comical. "Proof that he was told to keep his hands up". "Weren't sure he had a gun", when these sick terrorists bragged about having guns. C'mon man, that's just pathetic.
I already REALLY called it what it REALLY is, and that is murder. If these people wanted to hurt someone, they could have. If he wanted to pull out a gun, he could have. If you are really happy when someone with different political views than yours is gunned down, then you're the terrorist.
Luckily, the sick terrorist was stopped from pulling out his gun before he could shoot at a LEO. I'm happy when terrorists are eliminated, period. I don't have the same political view as any terrorist because their view includes killing people for their cause, mine never will. The sick, gun nut terrorist killed himself by reaching for his gun. Calling it murder is laughable and as sick as calling the San Bernardino terrorists, or the Tsarneav Brother, being shot and killed murder. Your thinking on this issue is beyond warped, and clouded because you are share the sicko's anti Gov't and gun nut view.
He and the other people in the vehicle had numerous opportunities to shoot at the FBI and didn't fire a shot. You absolutely are in favor of killing people for their beliefs, your posts on this subject prove it. The San Bernardino terrorists and Tsarneav Brothers were actually in shootouts with police when killed, and I've said in other threads on this subject that if he actually did pull a gun his death would be justified. Your thinking on this is pure evil, openly wishing for the death of your political adversaries.
The sick terrorist reached for his gun and thankfully was shot before he could get it. Your thinking on this subject is insane, simply because you agree with the terrorists positions. If he had got the gun in his hand, he would have attempted to murder one of the LEO's. Thank G-d they got him before he could. Now sickos like you will treat this sick terrorist as a martyr, and someday some sicko will bomb or shoot up a Gov't building, like that psychopath McVeigh, and proclaim that they did it for Lavoy.
Now you're into Casper and Lying WELCHING Ace type lying, saying I want political adversaries to die. I hope you're proud of how low you've sunk.
[h=1]:aktion033:aktion033The Latest: Cliven Bundy jailed upon arriving in Portland[/h]
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Posted: Thursday, February 11, 2016 1:33 am | Updated: 3:03 am, Thu Feb 11, 2016.
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BURNS, Ore. (AP) — The Latest on the standoff at a national wildlife refuge in Oregon (all times local):
11:30 p.m.
Cliven Bundy, the father of wildlife refuge occupation leader Ammon Bundy, has been booked into jail after flying into the Portland airport.
Multnomah County Jail records show Cliven Bundy was booked into the lockup just before 11 p.m. Wednesday. No charges were listed and his projected release date was listed as unknown.
Bundy was at the center of a standoff in Nevada with federal officials in 2014 over use of public lands.
Ammon Bundy had been demanding that the refuge be handed over to locals.
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9:45 p.m.
Refuge occupier Sean Anderson says he spoke with the FBI and that he and three other holdouts will turn themselves in at a nearby FBI checkpoint at 8 a.m. Thursday.
Anderson relayed the news to Nevada lawmaker Michele Fiore over a phone line streaming on the Internet as she was driving to the refuge.
Anderson said they plan to leave their weapons in their vehicles and walk one-by-one to the checkpoint while carrying an American flag.
He says he expects Fiore to meet them at the checkpoint Thursday morning.
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9:25 p.m.
Nevada state lawmaker Michele Fiore says she is driving to the wildlife refuge from Portland to help peacefully end a 40-day occupation launched to protest prison terms for two local ranchers and federal management of public lands.
Over an open phone line livestreamed on the Internet, Fiore said she will arrive at the refuge near Burns, Oregon, by 1 a.m.
She told the four remaining occupiers she has been in contact with the FBI and that they will not escalate the situation before she and Rev. Franklin Graham arrive.
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8 p.m.
The last four occupiers of a national wildlife refuge in Oregon vacillated between hysteria and calm while assessing their options as the FBI attempted with a bullhorn to negotiate an end to the standoff that began weeks ago.
The scene played out Wednesday night via an open phone line being livestreamed on the Internet by an acquaintance of one of the occupiers.
At least three of the remaining holdouts at the refuge yelled over each other at times with conflicting ideas from surrendering "in the morning" to "going to their graves."
As David Fry and Sean Anderson yelled back and forth with the FBI, Nevada Assemblywoman Michele Fiore spoke to them and Sandy Anderson on a phone, telling them she could only help them if they stayed alive. The Rev. Franklin Graham apparently spoke to occupiers on another call as the occupiers occasionally prayed.
Fiore, a Republican state Assembly member from Las Vegas, had already travelled to Oregon to meet with jailed group leader Ammon Bundy's attorney.
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6:50 p.m.
The FBI says it has moved to contain the last few occupiers of an Oregon wildlife refuge who were part of a protest that began more than a month ago over federal land policy.
Authorities said in a statement they placed agents at barricades both immediately ahead of and behind the area where the occupiers were camping outside the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
An acquaintance of occupier David Fry was livestreaming on YouTube what he said was an open phone line from the standoff. The occupiers said they were surrounded by armored vehicles.
The four holdouts were the last remnants of an armed group that seized the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in eastern Oregon on Jan. 2 to oppose federal land-use policies.
They four refusing to leave are: 27-year-old David Fry, of Blanchester, Ohio; 46-year-old Jeff Banta, of Elko, Nevada; and married couple Sean Anderson, 48, and Sandy Anderson, 47, of Riggins, Idaho.:aktion033
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Posted: Thursday, February 11, 2016 1:33 am | Updated: 3:03 am, Thu Feb 11, 2016.
Associated Press | 0 comments
BURNS, Ore. (AP) — The Latest on the standoff at a national wildlife refuge in Oregon (all times local):
11:30 p.m.
Cliven Bundy, the father of wildlife refuge occupation leader Ammon Bundy, has been booked into jail after flying into the Portland airport.
Multnomah County Jail records show Cliven Bundy was booked into the lockup just before 11 p.m. Wednesday. No charges were listed and his projected release date was listed as unknown.
Bundy was at the center of a standoff in Nevada with federal officials in 2014 over use of public lands.
Ammon Bundy had been demanding that the refuge be handed over to locals.
___
9:45 p.m.
Refuge occupier Sean Anderson says he spoke with the FBI and that he and three other holdouts will turn themselves in at a nearby FBI checkpoint at 8 a.m. Thursday.
Anderson relayed the news to Nevada lawmaker Michele Fiore over a phone line streaming on the Internet as she was driving to the refuge.
Anderson said they plan to leave their weapons in their vehicles and walk one-by-one to the checkpoint while carrying an American flag.
He says he expects Fiore to meet them at the checkpoint Thursday morning.
___
9:25 p.m.
Nevada state lawmaker Michele Fiore says she is driving to the wildlife refuge from Portland to help peacefully end a 40-day occupation launched to protest prison terms for two local ranchers and federal management of public lands.
Over an open phone line livestreamed on the Internet, Fiore said she will arrive at the refuge near Burns, Oregon, by 1 a.m.
She told the four remaining occupiers she has been in contact with the FBI and that they will not escalate the situation before she and Rev. Franklin Graham arrive.
___
8 p.m.
The last four occupiers of a national wildlife refuge in Oregon vacillated between hysteria and calm while assessing their options as the FBI attempted with a bullhorn to negotiate an end to the standoff that began weeks ago.
The scene played out Wednesday night via an open phone line being livestreamed on the Internet by an acquaintance of one of the occupiers.
At least three of the remaining holdouts at the refuge yelled over each other at times with conflicting ideas from surrendering "in the morning" to "going to their graves."
As David Fry and Sean Anderson yelled back and forth with the FBI, Nevada Assemblywoman Michele Fiore spoke to them and Sandy Anderson on a phone, telling them she could only help them if they stayed alive. The Rev. Franklin Graham apparently spoke to occupiers on another call as the occupiers occasionally prayed.
Fiore, a Republican state Assembly member from Las Vegas, had already travelled to Oregon to meet with jailed group leader Ammon Bundy's attorney.
___
6:50 p.m.
The FBI says it has moved to contain the last few occupiers of an Oregon wildlife refuge who were part of a protest that began more than a month ago over federal land policy.
Authorities said in a statement they placed agents at barricades both immediately ahead of and behind the area where the occupiers were camping outside the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
An acquaintance of occupier David Fry was livestreaming on YouTube what he said was an open phone line from the standoff. The occupiers said they were surrounded by armored vehicles.
The four holdouts were the last remnants of an armed group that seized the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in eastern Oregon on Jan. 2 to oppose federal land-use policies.
They four refusing to leave are: 27-year-old David Fry, of Blanchester, Ohio; 46-year-old Jeff Banta, of Elko, Nevada; and married couple Sean Anderson, 48, and Sandy Anderson, 47, of Riggins, Idaho.:aktion033
Bundy Brothers Acquitted in Takeover of Oregon Wildlife Refuge
PORTLAND, Ore. — Armed antigovernment protesters led by Ammon and Ryan Bundy were acquitted Thursday of federal conspiracy and weapons charges stemming from the takeover of a federally owned wildlife sanctuary in Oregon last winter.
The surprise acquittals of all seven defendants in Federal District Court was a blow to government prosecutors, who had argued that the Bundys and five of their followers used force and threats of violence to occupy the reserve. But the jury appeared swayed by the defendants’ contention that they were protesting government overreach and posed no threat to the public.
"Terrorist" does not mean what you think it means, you complete idiot.
You are literally wrong about everything you post about, 100% of the time.
Bundy Brothers Acquitted in Takeover of Oregon Wildlife Refuge
PORTLAND, Ore. — Armed antigovernment protesters led by Ammon and Ryan Bundy were acquitted Thursday of federal conspiracy and weapons charges stemming from the takeover of a federally owned wildlife sanctuary in Oregon last winter.
The surprise acquittals of all seven defendants in Federal District Court was a blow to government prosecutors, who had argued that the Bundys and five of their followers used force and threats of violence to occupy the reserve. But the jury appeared swayed by the defendants’ contention that they were protesting government overreach and posed no threat to the public.
"Terrorist" does not mean what you think it means, you complete idiot.
You are literally wrong about everything you post about, 100% of the time.
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A federal jury in Las Vegas refused Tuesday to convict four defendants who were retried on accusations that they threatened and assaulted federal agents by wielding assault weapons in a 2014 confrontation to stop a cattle roundup near the Nevada ranch of states' rights figure Cliven Bundy.
In a stunning setback to federal prosecutors planning to try the Bundy family patriarch and two adult sons later this year, the jury acquitted Ricky Lovelien and Steven Stewart of all 10 charges, and delivered not-guilty findings on most charges against Scott Drexler and Eric Parker.
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You are one of the dumbest people to ever get on the Internet
