Ryan Bundy's Opening Statement

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-11-26/ryan-bundys-opening-statement-not-what-america-supposed-be

From the article,

My family has been on that land 141 years, my pioneer ancestors settled there in 1877 - there was nothing there. They carved out a living… they brought a horse and wagon and some provisions… this case, the government mentioned is “not about rights”, but it is - those rights do mean something - rights are created through beneficial use. When my ancestors arrived, undoubtedly the horse would need a drink, so they led him to the water and that is beneficial use. The horse and perhaps a cow that had been led behind the wagon need to eat some brush in the hills, that is beneficial use. That established rights. The water rights are real! So real, the State of Nevada has a water rights registry including livestock watering rights. A law was created to protect those rights. The water rights that my father owns were first registered in 1891 by the State of Nevada - the State of Nevada is important, a sovereign state, its own unit, which entered the union in 1864. It entered equal to the original states, it is its own entity and state laws are important.
 
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As discussed, the feds running around town kicking in doors and doing ballsy things puts the ball in their court for a while.

However, once they get to court and the defendant actually gets to put on a defense- it starts getting mighty difficult for them. They squeeze you hard to see who they can get to plead guilty because that is often their only shot.

Note to Mueller: You think your dumb arse can actually get an obstruction of justice conviction against Trump for firing Comey? Bring it on DumPhuk. You be lucky your key investigators are not under indictment themselves. Or your former Director or your current Deputy Director, McCabe.
 
House Republicans quietly investigate perceived corruption at DOJ, FBI

A group of House Republicans has gathered secretly for weeks in the Capitol in an effort to build a case that senior leaders of the Justice Department and FBI improperly — and perhaps criminally — mishandled the contents of a dossier that describes alleged ties between President Donald Trump and Russia, according to four people familiar with their plans.

A subset of the Republican members of the House intelligence committee, led by Chairman Devin Nunes of California, has been quietly working parallel to the committee's high-profile inquiry into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. They haven't informed Democrats about their plans, but they have consulted with the House's general counsel.


The people familiar with Nunes' plans said the goal is to highlight what some committee Republicans see as corruption and conspiracy in the upper ranks of federal law enforcement. The group hopes to release a report early next year detailing their concerns about the DOJ and FBI, and they might seek congressional votes to declassify elements of their evidence.

https://www.politico.com/story/2017/12/20/house-republicans-quietly-investigate-doj-fbi-310121
 
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