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Judge
Napolitano: Ranch Rebellion Was Americans’ “Line in the Sand”
BLM feds should have been arrested
for theft of private property
Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
April 14, 2014
Infowars.com
April 14, 2014
Judge Andrew Napolitano appeared
on Fox News to denounce the federal government’s operation against Nevada
cattle rancher Cliven Bundy, asserting that BLM agents should have been
arrested for seizing his property and that the case represents a “line in the
sand” for Americans who have had enough of big government tyranny.
See video: http://www.infowars.com/judge-napolitano-rancher-rebellion-was-americans-line-in-the-sand/
Napolitano said the feds were
forced to back down because they had suffered a public relations nightmare,
pointing out that Bundy lost his case in a federal court but that the case
should have been tried in a state court.
“The federal judiciary should not be
deciding what land the federal government owns,” said Napolitano, adding that
the feds should have placed a lien against Bundy’s property to collect grazing
fees and not conducted a raid backed up by armed agents to seize his private
property.
“The government’s option is to
take the amount of money he owes them and docket it, that is file the lien on
his property….the federal government could have done that, instead they wanted
this show of force,” said Napolitano, adding, “They swooped in….with assault rifles
aimed and ready and stole this guy’s property, they stole his cattle, they
didn’t have the right to do that, that’s theft and they should have been
arrested by state officials”.
Napolitano also chastised the
BLM’s ludicrous creation of a ‘First Amendment Area’ outside of which free
speech was banned. Protesters completely ignored the zone and it was quickly
torn down by BLM officials after being widely derided in the media.
“They established something
utterly repellant in America, a First Amendment Zone….the square was three
miles away from where these events were going – this is the federal government
emasculating the First Amendment rights of the protesters,” said the judge.
Napolitano characterized the
resistance shown by Bundy supporters as a clear example of how Americans feel,
“enough is enough with the federal government, we’re drawing a line in the sand
right here – and it drew people from all around the country who basically said
‘quit your heavy handed theft of property and act like you’re a normal litigant
and not God almighty’.”
As we reported on Saturday, around 380 cattle were eventually
released by BLM agents who then left the scene after a confrontation with
hundreds of Bundy supporters who refused to back down despite facing threats
that they would be shot dead.
However, the BLM has still vowed to pursue Bundy legally for the $1 million
dollar grazing rights fee they claim he owes. Bundy asserts the land in
question has been in his family for generations and has said he will only pay
the fee to Clark County and not the feds.
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This article was
posted: Monday, April 14, 2014 at 3:39 pm
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