https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyScGAhta5Q
FK – The elites won’t allow their tools to go to prison lest that inspire insurrection among their ranks. None of the trash will be made to face justice until the situation described in the next Bundy post transpires. Are you ready for what will be required?
Some have speculated as to why the helicopters were “dark” and had no lights on.
A military and foreign affairs analyst Appalachian Area News contacted said the drill was most likely “assessing civilian response time to an unknown aerial threat.”
FK – Remember, one shot, then move.
The officers were dispatched to keep a neutral zone between Bundy supporters and federal agents.
“We were told, we’re going to go down there and we’re going to get between the BLM and the protesters. We were going, OK, we’ve been there before, but as we were driving up, it was like a movie set. It didn’t look real; people in the back of pickup trucks with rifles and shotguns. It was hard to grasp that at the beginning,” he said.
FK – Excellent. Now visualize tens of thousands of those pickups on the road to the district of commie criminals with lots of good strong western rope. That’s what we desperately need.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hg8XCeToOI
Anti-surveillance movement calls ‘Reset the Net’ day of action
Let’s Stop Giving The FCC Free Rein To Regulate The Internet
The decision—handed down by a DC Federal Appellate Court—was seen as a loss for the FCC and supporters of net neutrality, but in fact, it may have been a huge win. While the court ruled that the FCC had no legal basis to implement the rules as they were written, it provided the agency with a clear roadmap to regulate broadband providers and pricing for all services connected to the internet, as well as broadband providers’ economic relationships with edge providers.
If this sounds like a lot of power, that’s because it is. If the rules are revised and approved by the court (and they are expected to be sometime this spring/summer) the FCC will have substantial regulatory authority over the internet. What’s more is that under these rules, when the FCC wishes to expand upon this authority in the future, they need only to prove that proposed regulations will “encourage the deployment…of advanced telecommunications capability.” A vague and flimsy burden to say the least.
“The day the militia [came] was the day I felt safe again in Nevada,” one meeting attendee said.
FK – Have you formed your militia yet? You don’t have to be Rambo, just give a damn.