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re: 300+ Nevada ranchers and militia stage an armed insurrection against the USBLM

Posted on 4/16/14 at 9:12 am to
Posted by Mohican
Member since Nov 2012
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Posted on 4/16/14 at 9:12 am to
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What if I don't want a pipeline crossing my land at any price, and I'm willing to take a stand like Bundy is? It will be interesting how many supporters and detractors of Bundy will be consistent in who they support in that scenario.




This is different in that Bundy is not the landowner. What is in question is his rights and who he is beholden to in paying for those rights and who has enforcement jurisdiction. There is also the ethical questions of the way the government went about forcing the ranchers out.

The Constitution provides a method for acquiring land for the Keystone pipeline.
Posted by CAD703X
Liberty Island
Member since Jul 2008
78778 posts
Posted on 4/16/14 at 9:24 am to
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Gradually, the real back story has emerged. The original bullhocky story about the cattle endangering desert tortoises fell apart when the truth was discovered that only recently the BLM had gerrymandered the boundaries of endangered habitat and created a mitigation area needed to replace habitat where Harry Reid’s son and a Chinese energy company planned to build a 5 billion dollar solar energy project.

The federal subsidies for that project have yet been fully discovered. The BLM web site has been scrubbed of details except for some limited images that got reproduced by Free Republic and now abound on the internet. However, it takes more than a few days to develop a plan for a 5 billion dollar solar farm covering more than 5000 acres. It is now known that in order for “Non-Governmental Organizations” (the Chinese) to move forward with development of the “Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone” that project will destroy desert habitat in the Zone. Therefore an “offsite mitigation for impacts from solar development” area needed to be established. Those exact words remain available on the reproduced sections of the BLM web pages.What that means is, the developers needed to replace one habit with another. Such a new site would need to be far enough away from the toxic solar energy farm to attract the occasional migrating southwestern willow flycatcher ( a bird more commonly found in southern California and Arizona ).


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