Cliven Bundy Is On His Way To Oregon And He’s Not Going Alone

The PolitiStick – by Jennifer Burke

Over the weekend, friends and family of Robert ‘Lavoy’ Finicum laid his body to rest. Finicum, who was one of those protesting against the federal takeover of land in western states in Burns, Oregon, was shot and killed by authorities. Witnesses to the shooting recount that Finicum was unarmed and had his hands up when he was shot on January 26.  

clivenbundyThere has been no public outcry for justice for Lavoy from the leftstream media. At the press conference regarding his death, the authorities did not even take questions. They stated that Finicum “had to be taken down.” Following the press conference, those in the room actually applauded. But one man is not standing by silently and is now on his way to Burns and Portland to continue the demonstration.

Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who himself was at the center of a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) overreach is traveling to Oregon along with Nevada state assemblywoman Michele Fiore and lawmakers from other western states.

The group will be going to Portland to protest the incarceration of Cliven’s sons, Ammon and Ryan Bundy. Ryan was shot in the arm during the ambush by authorities. In speaking about the trip, Fiore expressed support for her constituent, Ryan Bundy.

“There is a Nevadan [Ryan Bundy] sitting in jail, and as an office holder, I will be there to demand his release. If that Nevadan can’t leave Oregon, we will bring Nevada to him. Peaceful, of course.”  

The PolitiStick reported about the protest by the group in late January. Ammon Bundy was largely seen as a leader of the group in their protest against the federal government overtaking so much land in Western states. The federal government unconstitutionally claims ownership of 85% of the land in Nevada and 53% in Oregon.

Bundy has served as the leader of a group of armed protesters who have occupied a wildlife refuge in Eastern Oregon to protest the claim of ownership of the majority of land in Western states. His father, Cliven, not only attended Finicum’s funeral in Kanab, Utah over the weekend, he also challenged the government for their occupation of the land in a formal declaration obtained by the PolitiStick on February 1.

“This is notice that We the People of Harney County and also We the People of the citizens of the United States DO GIVE NOTICE THAT WE WILL RETAIN POSSESSION OF THE HARNEY COUNTY RESOURCE CENTER.”

Bundy, Fiore, and the other lawmakers from Western states are expected to be in Portland by Thursday.

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22 thoughts on “Cliven Bundy Is On His Way To Oregon And He’s Not Going Alone”

  1. “was shot and killed by authorities”

    should read

    was Murdered by Mercenaries hired by our government , and all those sleeping at the switch are NEXT!

    wake the Flock UP!

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  2. They will definitely go after cliven…..time for patriots to step up and protect him ..dont let another patriot get gunned down…to arms men..to arms !!! Line in the sand time !

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    1. You need to mind your own scalp and quit telling other people what they should do with theirs.
      Get out there and be somebody.

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  3. So, no plans to help out the four people stuck in the wildlife refuge yet, huh?
    Guess nobody told Cliven that Hitlery isn’t into sharin the wealth. Especially wealth she done stole already.

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  5. Remember: the Bundys started this, they were told not to come to OR, they wanted a fight and they got one. With the older Bundy going to OR is just poking the bear

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  6. When Cliven Bundy goes to Oregon, there is no one at the Ranch in Arizona. Will the BLM (and I am not talking about Black lives matter) take over
    his ranch? Apparently people from the government have just recently inventoried
    the hospital in Burns. Something may happen soon. We live in interesting times.

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  7. I think Henry’s given us some wise advice on this matter, and as eager as I was to see this start somewhere, it’s wise to avoid a situation that could result in a lot of Patriots being led down the path of being used (and shot) to secure someone else’s wealth.

    I’m glad cooler heads than mine prevailed.

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    1. I agree 100%.
      I am not LDS/Mormon. Never have been.
      The random circumstances in my life have led me to work with and associate with a few Mormons.
      They have been some of the nicest, friendliest, honest, family oriented, helpful and down to earth people I have met in my life.
      Plus, they are prepared. I would be willing to bet that there is no larger group of prepared people in this country.
      I think the Bundy’s have quite a few people watching their back.
      Make of that what you will. It’s just been my own personal experience.
      Understand please. I am an outsider.
      I’ve read a fair bit about the historical basis of their religion. It’s a bit bizarre to me. But it doesn’t change my assessment of the basic character of a “run of the mill” Mormon.
      They seem like decent people to me.
      These are just my personal observations.
      Corruption exists in any organization.
      It’s the human condition.
      Please, in the comments, remember that this is only my personal experience with 10s of Mormons.
      That’s all.

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  9. See ya Cliven! Hope your ranch gets raided by BLM in the meantime since you just left it unguarded due to your own stupidity. Glad to know that the militia saved your ass for nothing over a year ago. Hope you and your Mormon Mason buddies and the International Communists kill each other. It’ll be just one less Commie bastard I have to deal with when the time comes.

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