Rally To Support The Miners!
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The owners of the Sugar Pine Mine have called for a rally of support for not only themselves, but all miners. It is important that everyone who can show up for the rally does so, for the bigger the response, the better the likelihood of a peaceful, just, lawful solution to this matter. The BLM has a history of running roughshod over miners, ranchers and farmers Constitutional rights. It is time to stand up for ALL the rights of the miners, and others under the thumb of the BLM. Come to the rally. Show your support for these miners, and see they get their Constitutionally protected Rights secured. – Shorty Dawkins, Associate Editor
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Rally to Support the Miners!
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When: Thurs, April 23, 12:00 Noon
Where: BLM Office, 3040 Biddle Road Medford, ORThe miners will arrive to serve papers to the BLM in their ongoing attempt to find a legal resolution to the matter.
Where: BLM Office, 3040 Biddle Road Medford, ORThe miners will arrive to serve papers to the BLM in their ongoing attempt to find a legal resolution to the matter.
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Mine spokesman Kerby Jackson said the miners were now calling for a “peaceful protest” at local Oregon Bureau of Land Management offices around Oregon on Thursday. Jackson said the owners were meeting with their attorney on Monday.“We are calling on all miners, loggers, farmers/ranchers and freedom lovers everywhere who are tired of government abuse to tell the BLM … that they are sick to death of the way that they have been conducting themselves,” the Sugar Pine Mine website said.Mine spokesman Kerby Jackson said the miners were now calling for a “peaceful protest” at local Oregon Bureau of Land Management offices around Oregon on Thursday. Jackson said the owners were meeting with their attorney on Monday.“We are calling on all miners, loggers, farmers/ranchers and freedom lovers everywhere who are tired of government abuse to tell the BLM … that they are sick to death of the way that they have been conducting themselves,” the Sugar Pine Mine website said.
Good luck fellas!
I am a 100% sc wounded veteran and former R.N , I live in Alabama which is listed as the 6th most corrupt state in the country. I am also an Oath keeper with skills. I am sorry I can not help you in Oregon, it is just too far. I am very proud of you and the militia, All of you are heros. Keep me in mine when something happens closer to me. I also have a horrendous story of legal and medical corruption that robbed me of the rest of my future, I was stripped of all my rights especially my 5th amendment. I have been trying to get help since 1989. Not one of these liberal politically correct media outlets will let me blow the whistle. see http://www.greghardin.com I will get help if someone will let me blow the whistle. I will take a polygraph as needed. I have not received any help to this date. Because of the PTSD and the constant legal and medical assault it has left me in a 24/7 survival mode.
I just made it home after five heart-warming days with my constitutional brothers and sisters (Oathkeeprs) at the mine near Grants Pass Oregon. I helped as much as I physically could, and the legal process between the mine owners and the BLM “seems” to have been advanced to the next level; evidently yielding to the mine owners their constitutional rights.
I served with fellow patriots from the local area as well as patriots from Michigan, Tennessee, Alabama, Texas, Idaho (The III % ers), Nevada, and Washington State. When I left last night, the weekend ranks of patriots were swelling well into the hundreds (a couple times over).
I spent most of my time filling-in for the systemic gaps at the front gate (bull-dozer) of the mine. My former life, my ham radios, and my night vision equipment really seemed to make a difference. There is something to do for anyone who wants to defend Liberty.
My experience there was very-much like what I believe life and death could have been like for our fore-bearers who served in the Continental Army during our Revolutionary War; good-hearted men and women acting on limited information, setting aside (risking) their private lives, and accomplishing the tasks at hand for the sublime cause of Liberty.
The only casualty was a stroke purportedly-suffered by a Reuters reporter; we stabilized him and had him extracted toward the ambulance within 9 or 10 minutes.
The Josephine County Oathkeeprs and the Idaho III%ers are quite professional; I am appreciative for being allowed to participate in this cause.