Reports from the Bundy Ranch . . . morning of April 12, 2014
Posted on April 12, 2014 by Jean
5 minutes ago — Excellent news! AT&T just messaged the Bundy Families phones and stated the following: “AT&T supports Cliven Bundy and family in there (sic) time of struggle”
This is great news and shows that we have support from all around, people are sticking up for what they believe even large companies. We hope that you will do the same!
10 hours ago — Once again! The cell service as well as internet communication in this area is not being shut down! Share this to squash that rumor!
This part of the region has always had slower end of internet and cell service due to our location and being away from large cities etc.
Again, I repeat, we are here. Please stop saying that we do not have signal! Thank you.
11 hours ago — Clark County Sheriff Douglas Gillespie will be meeting with Cliven Bundy tomorrow at 9 A.M. We want as many people there as possible! We want all news people that can be there to show up as well! We will be doing this at the flag poles at the protesting area! Thank you so much! Keep this spreading! Thanks to Patricia Maas.
Other Links:
BREAKING: Feds prep for Waco style raid of Bundy Ranch Thanks to Bennett Jones
Oath Keepers Vow to Stand by Bundy Ranch in Cattle Dispute with Feds. Thanks to Activist Post
The Cliven Bundy Standoff: Wounded Knee Revisited? Thanks to William Norman Grigg and LewRockwell.com
Arizona Cattlemen’s Association Position Statement Thanks to ACGA.
Message from Shiree Bundy Cox, April 11, 2014 Thanks to Patricia Maas
Last Man Standing: Nevada Ranch Family in Fedgov Face-off. Thanks to the New American
Breaking: Sen. Harry Reid Behind BLM Land Grab of Bundy Ranch Thanks to Sue Thomas.
Nevada rancher in tense standoff with federal government over cattle on rural public lands Thanks to Sue Thomas
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