Cases against the Malheur protestors falling apart

koshergrl

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They've been dropping charges right and left. They got a couple of the guys to plead out...witnesses are backtracking, and the judge has been busy tossing garbage out and releasing the activists.

Pete Santilli was a militia member who is also a gonzo journalist. He was thrown into jail because he dared to report on the events as they were happening..including interviews with the protestors.

They arrested him on a trumped up charge that he was at a "safety meeting" that the feds are pretending was a secretive tete-a-tete conducted for the purpose of discussing plans to *attack* feds or some such nonsense.

As it turns out, Pete wasn't even there. He was in some other state. And the "witness" has reneged on his original *testimony*.

"A key witness in the Government’s case against defendants in the Malhuer Occupation Trial has now claimed he “may have been confused” in his testimony against refuge occupiers."

"Most troubling is the fact that this information was discovered in documents provided in discovery to the defense by the prosecution, documents the prosecution fought to not disclose. This reveals that Federal Prosecutors were fully aware Pete Santilli was not present at the Committee of Safety meeting but decided to move ahead with an indictment and prosecution based on witness testimony they knew to be categorically false. Presented with this discrepancy and evidence of potential perjury the Government witness now claims “he may have been confused” and “I may have been wrong about Pete being there. I may have gotten the meeting confused with the “public” meeting I saw him at in January, after the takeover.” This explosive admission calls into question not only the testimony of this witness against Pete Santilli but also his testimony against any of the alleged Mahluer Occupiers. Paired with Prosecutors full willingness to knowingly ignore false testimony from witnesses to move forward with indictments, this represents a potentially massive blow to the Government’s case.

"These findings come on the heels of Judge Anna Brown’s dismissal of charges alleging use of and carrying firearms in the course of a crime of violence against Ammon Bundy and seven co-defendants, finding the underlying conspiracy charge doesn’t meet the legal definition of a “crime of violence.” The ruling was viewed by many as the first major victory for the defendants in the Occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. Defense lawyers had argued for dismissal of the charge on as no statute exists that qualifies the circumstances of the occupation as a crime as defined by the charge. Defense lawyers presented evidence to the court that the government had wrongly applied a definition of “intimidation” from a federal bank robbery charge to the conspiracy charge. Essentially the Prosecutors had parsed different statutes and spliced them together in a non-existent statute to meet the definition of the crime. The defense argued that prosecutors can’t “lift a definition” from another statute and “shoehorn it” into this charge without any case law to base it on. Judge Anna Brown concurred by striking the charge. Assistant U.S. Attorney Ethan Knight had conceded in a hearing that Count 3 presented “a close call” for the court."

Meanwhile, the feds are still riding roughshod over the non-government dependent residents of Harney County.

Government Case Against Malhuer Occupiers Continues to Come Undone
 
What about the man that was murdered?
The investigation is still ongoing, but nothing will come of it.

And the Hammonds remain in prison.

And that idiot Grasty remains securely in the courthouse, and his idiot lapdog ward continues to lie.

They have a deputy named "McLain" who posted a rant about how he got tanked up one night, woke up the next morning, felt antsy...wasn't sure if it was the booze or what, but decided to take it out on a couple of ladies who were beautifying Finicum's roadside memorial. That facebook rant is still online, and he is Ward's #1 go-to guy. You should read it, it's fucking frightening to think he's wandering the backroads, armed. The locals say he's a lunatic and is going to kill somebody, or get killed himself.

The feds and the county asshats get a real kick out of sneaking out there every time a cross is put up, and dragging it all down, taking pics of the stuff in dumpsters, and then posting that all over facebook. They do things like create bots using the profiles of finicum's and the hammonds' family members, and post all sorts of nasty porn garbage. So some guy decided to camp out there (it's either BLM or Forest Service land)...he was immediately harassed by sheriff deputies and usfws morons. He was in his tent and watched some generic weirdo in a BMW come and kick the little rock and the flags over.

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Feelings
Lucas McLain facebook
The feeling began to build on Friday. It was curbed by a few cold ones, a great game of Cards Against Humanity, and a little Rock Band! (thanks Graham's) Upon waking on Saturday the feeling was there again. At first, I thought hangover?? Nope, no headache, no nausea, felt right as rain. But, it continued to build. What was it?
As I began my shift I received several text in regards to the days event. I cruised town to see several of those tell tell signs, stickers and writings in vehicles proclaiming their patriotism and sadness for the loss of a man that should have been home with his family. And there it was, the feelings I had felt for months this winter, all back in full force within days.
In the beginning, this would be November; we took a hand off approach. Hoping those that were here would eventually just go away. Not today, today I would stop the ones I found and advise them that the items they were placing on the road way was littering. They of course played the "I didn't know that" card. There were many out along on the highway Saturday. Some were littering, some were cleaning up. I spoke to many of them. I was told by several people Saturday that we needed to be mindful of the feelings of those placing the crosses along the highway. That if we just let them do it, they will go away and maybe more will not come to our community. I was given the same advice in November and we all know how that went.
I began to think, what about the feelings of the other side. What those federal employees that could not go to work for 40+ days? What about the feelings of the other side of this movement? Do their feelings not count? Let’s get to it, what about my feelings? Yeah, I can have those. I spoke to a couple at the site. They were upset that someone would desecrate the site. They tried to tug on my heart strings and tell me the man was a father and a husband. They wanted to know what I was going to do about the person tearing the site down. I informed them that nothing was going to be done as no crime had been committed. They were astonished. They became upset when I explained that posting crosses along the highway was littering and the individual was cleaning up. They became very upset and said that was disrespectful.
At this point, I had to explain that respect goes both ways. Others in this community should be respected and not have to see the crosses along the highway nor a giant eyesore along the highway where a man had no emotional or spiritual connection. I continued to explain that the man they were paying homage to with crosses, was Mormon, and crosses were not part of his religion. How respectful is that? I’m not a religious man, but I know enough that a person’s religion is their life. It is who they are and if they are devout in their convictions they do not allow others to push their beliefs onto them. But pushing beliefs onto others regardless of feelings is what this group does. They asked about the other crosses for other people. Fine, as would be a single symbol for this man, but if you want it to be about him, find something he would have subscribed to.
I’m sure some would argue the flags would be that symbol. The flag is a symbol most of us hold dear. This group most certainly does. However, like too many things, they don’t know enough about proper flag etiquette. As part of the flag code, yes it does exist, a flag if displayed 24 hours a day should be illuminated. Again, a lack of respect for something. Yet we should be mindful of their feelings?"

Fucking retard. His wife is one of the blm trolls.
 
Another Malheur terrorist was just arrested, this time William Keebler, arrested for planting bombs (fake ones provided by the FBI) at a BLM building.

http://www.seditionists.com/keebler1.pdf

Keelber was a close associate of wannabee cop-shooter Finculum, with the two of them having scouted the bombing targets together. Basically, they've got Keebler on film planting what he thought was a bomb.

The interesting thing is how it was FBI informants who brought in this terrorist. Every organization involved with Malheur crew has beebn thoroughly infiltrated, by FBI agents and by patriots reporting the actions of these traitors o the FBI. Koshergrl, you ought to be careful who you speak to.
 

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