150 Militia Take Over Makhuer National Wildlife Preserve Headquarters

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http://youtu.be/TjZH-e2c4Vo

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Lawmaker: It’s Okay To Aim Guns At Cops If They Aim At You First
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/fiore/

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Lawmaker: It’s Okay To Aim Guns At Cops If They Aim At You First
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/fiore/

Yep. This is classed 'suicide by cop'.

The basic rule of a gunfight is THE ONE WHO AIMS FIRST WINS. If you ask for an affidavit from the other party first likely you will not be there to read it.

[mick silver]

The Nevada Assemblywoman previously made headlines when she helped arrange the end of the occupation of a BLM building near Burns, Oregon — which culminated in a standoff between law enforcement and armed but peaceful ranchers and militia members.
LaVoy Finnicum, one of the BLM protesters, was shot and killed by law enforcement following a pursuit near Burns, when he exited the vehicle he had been driving in order to draw almost inevitable gunfire away from the passengers.
Known for her vehement support of the Second Amendment right to bear arms, Fiore asserted last year college women should arm themselves to prevent or thwart being raped — because everyone has “the right to defend him or herself from sexual assault.”
“If these young, hot little girls on campus have a firearm, I wonder how many men will want to assault them,” Fiore told the New York Times. “The sexual assaults that are occurring would go down once these sexual predators get a bullet in the head.”

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/fio...5YHz2y4BP6w.99

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Yep. This is classed 'suicide by cop'.

The basic rule of a gunfight is THE ONE WHO AIMS FIRST WINS. If you ask for an affidavit from the other party first likely you will not be there to read it.

Claude Dallas survived a potential "suicide by game warden". A friend of mine ran in to him a few years ago when he got out of prison. He said he just wanted to live quietly and be left alone.

There's a story here at this link. I've read other stories on it and you have to read them all and make up your own mind on who was right or wrong. This one gives a positive account of Bill Pogue and doesn't mention he was thought to be bully that pushed people around. I tend to think Claude Dallas was justified in defending himself but he made a mistake when he finished them off with a .22 rifle. If it hadn't been for that the jury probably would have found him not guilty.

https://thebluereview.org/claude-dal...th-comes-life/

[monty]

Claude Dallas survived a potential "suicide by game warden". A friend of mine ran in to him a few years ago when he got out of prison. He said he just wanted to live quietly and be left alone.

There's a story here at this link. I've read other stories on it and you have to read them all and make up your own mind on who was right or wrong. This one gives a positive account of Bill Pogue and doesn't mention he was thought to be bully that pushed people around. I tend to think Claude Dallas was justified in defending himself but he made a mistake when he finished them off with a .22 rifle. If it hadn't been for that the jury probably would have found him not guilty.

https://thebluereview.org/claude-dal...th-comes-life/

That was quite a deal. If you can find a copy, read Give a Boy a Gun. It is the Claude Dallas story. I always belived Bill Pogue got what was coming to him. Dallas defended himself. Yes, he would have been found not guilty if he hadn't used the .22.

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I read the book "Outlaw" by Jeff Long on Claude Dallas's story along with other accounts of what happened. I've still got it here somewhere.

This is a review of it on amazon by someone who says they knew him.



"Jeff Long has written a most interesting story of the last old west type shootout that may ever occur in this country. It is true. Dallas was a guy who came from Virginia and wanted to be a cowboy. He went west and became what he had always wanted to be, and he was good at it. He had a superb work ethic. Along the way, he acquired some of the trappings of a real cowboy. He had a Winchester rifle with an octagonal barrel. He was a good shot, both with the rifle and pistols. Over time, when he was living in Nevada, he spent his winters trapping coyotes and cats, with an occasional mountain lion thrown in. His last winter season he was trapping right along the Nevada/Idaho line and ran into a couple of Fish and Game officers from Idaho. One of them, Bill Pogue, the senior of the two, had a bit of an attitude problem, according to Jim Stevens, a friend of Dallas's who had brought him supplies. Pogue and Dallas were like kitchen matches and gasoline. Pogue was most likely playing it hard and Dallas most likely was stubborn. The confrontation erupted in gunfire and Dallas, deadly quick, dropped both Pogue and his backup, Conley Elms. He finished them off, trapper style, with a gunshot behind the ear with a .22 rifle. I know Claude Dallas. The book pretty much portrays Dallas in a true light. Crowded, like he was that day, he would not back down. Later, when he was on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list, he was captured without a fight and without any firearms. I've liked this book well enough to own it and to read it several times. Jeff Long's work is first rate all the way through. Though this book is no longer in print, it is a book to own.".

http://www.amazon.com/Outlaw-True-Story-Claude-Dallas/product-reviews/0688041655/ref=cm_cr_dp_synop?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=0&sortBy =recent#R24HSGDMQVRUAV

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