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Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Cliven Bundy's Cattle Battle: Harry Reid, China and Agenda 21

Investor's Business Daily

A Chinese solar farm that fries birds is OK, as is redrawing tortoise habitat boundaries to benefit political donors. But an American rancher grazing his cattle brings feds with sniper rifles.  It appears Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy has, at least temporarily, won his "range war" with the paramilitary wing of the Bureau of Land Management. Fearing another Waco, BLM has announced it will no longer enforce a court order and stop stealing Bundy's cows, called "trespass cattle" by the feds, accused of grazing free on part of the 84% of Nevada that is federal property. 
If the forces deployed in and around the Nevadan's ranch had been deployed to Benghazi, it's likely Glen Doherty, Ty Woods, Sean Smith and Ambassador Christopher Stevens would be alive today. If illegal aliens were grazing on the disputed property, there would not have been federal snipers perched nearby with American citizens in their sights.  The government that has detonated hundreds of nuclear weapons in the Nevada desert claimed a rancher's meandering cattle threatened a protected species......To Read More.....
 
My Take - The question that needs to be asked and answered is why 87% of a state is owned by the federal government? Currently the federal government owns at almost 30% of U.S. property, mostly in the west. Why? Currently the national debt is almost 18 trillion dollars and the total assets of the federal government comes to 150 trillion dollars, and even if we take the value of places like national parks out of the equation, the vast majority of that 150 trillion is liquid. Why is there a national debt in that case? It's long overdue for the federal government to get out of the real estate business and turn the "public's property" into cash and pay off the national debt - with interest payments in the hundreds of billions of dollars a year - and refund Social Security by paying back the trillions they "borrowed" from the fund.

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