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Trump’s ‘disavowal’ delights white nationalists; Bundy militia its own worst enemy; ‘Jade Helm 2’ looms on the horizon; and more.
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The first arrest related to the illegal occupation of an Oregon wildlife refuge is an Oregon man with sovereign citizen-leanings and a lengthy, unsuccessful record of challenging the federal government and its agencies in the Pacific Northwest.
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The New Year is traditionally a time to ditch old, bad habits in favor of more positive ones. Someone clearly didn’t tell that to GOP presidential hopefuls, who over the weekend doubled-down on rubbing shoulders with extremists at the Family Research Council's "Free to Believe" event.
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Bundy vs. birders, while militants keep doubling down in Oregon; Tennessee anti-LGBT campaign is backfiring; ‘Happy slaves’ book pulled; and more.
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There appears to be a growing list of potential federal laws that could be used to charge antigovernment extremists and militia members who are illegally occupying a wildlife and bird refuge in Oregon. The standoff is now two weeks old, and a resolution doesn’t appear in sight.
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Oregon natives growing restless as standoff drags on; Rubio promotes Obama conspiracy theory; Bachmann decries hate-crimes laws; and more.
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Disgruntled with Harney officials, militiamen travel to Grant County to seek help from CSPOA-affiliated sheriff, but he declines.
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Bundy takeover costs mounting daily; March organizer fatally shot by fellow “patriot”; Theater shooter credited Dylann Roof; and more.
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Militia and antigovernment extremists illegally occupying a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon are now pledging to form a “citizen’s grand jury” to indict and bring criminal charges against public officials and judges the occupiers accuse of committing crimes and violating the Constitution.
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Stormfront, the Internet’s most infamous bastion of white supremacy and hate, is inaccessible for the third straight day, leaving the racist board’s founder Stephen Don Black questioning the viability of a mission he began two decades ago.
