The civilian militias are having a field day, with the latest domestic blunders by President Obama and his Senate lap-dog, Harry Reid. And the liberal media outfits aren’t covering any of it either.
The latest incident happened in Nevada, where federal officers and local police began rounding up cattle belonging to a local rancher. The feds were claiming that Clive Bundy owed over a million dollars in grazing fees and brought in two hundred armed agents to rustle Bundy’s cattle.
Out came the militias, who were, of course, armed to the teeth, and a standoff ensued, with both sides pointing guns at each other, and several highly publicized confrontations being filmed in front of (conservative) news crews, and by private citizens, who almost instantly posted their videos to Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
The feds backed off, but vowed to win in federal court. That’s probably where this situation should have gone first. Again, the Obama Administration seems hell-bent on short-cutting legal procedures.
In the meantime, now they have emboldened civilian militias looking for the next fight with federal government forces. Thanks a lot, President Obama. What’s next, a civil war when a state government refuses to enforce a federal law? Sounds like a remake of Bleeding Kansas in the works.
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