Ruby Ridge Massacre 1 of 5 Videos -NamSouth
Today is the 29th anniversary of FBI sniper Lon Horiuchi killing Vicki Weaver as she stood in the door of a cabin at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, holding her baby. The FBI initially claimed that killing Mrs. Weaver was justified and then later covered up key details and claimed it was accidental. FBI chief Louis Freeh pretended his agents had done nothing seriously wrong. After an Idaho prosecutor indicted Horiuchi for manslaughter, the Clinton administration Justice Department swayed a federal court to dismiss the case based on the “supremacy clause” of the Constitution. But the Founding Fathers never intended for “federal supremacy” to nullify all of the Bill of Rights. Federal judge captured the soul of the case in a dissent that warned of the new James Bond “007 standard for the use of deadly force” against American citizens. Kozinski summarized the case: “A group of FBI agents formulated rules of engagement that permitted their colleagues to hide in the bushes and gun down men who posed no immediate threat. Such wartime rules are patently unconstitutional for a police action.”
Though the FBI insisted its agents had behaved impeccably, the feds paid a $3 million wrongful death settlement to the Weaver family. A top FBI official was sent to prison for destroying key evidence in the case.
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The footage from this is probably shown now for a training film
ReplyDelete:) Should be a parody. (:
DeleteBill Barr helped defend this prick.
ReplyDeleteThe sniper?
DeleteWhy not $27 million?!!
ReplyDeleteAlso the boy returning to his home with back to terrorists/
mercenaries and the dog also returning to his home.
the boy returning to his home with back to terrorists/
Deletemercenaries and the dog also returning to his home.
They had evil intentions......:( I guess the sniper has been incognito all these years.
Vicki Weaver and her baby would probably still be part of the Left's battle cry today if she had been a black, convicted felon, drug addict who was killed by a white officer. The same goes for Ashlii Babbitt.
ReplyDeleteExcellent point.
DeleteWe will never forget Ruby Ridge, Waco, Elian Gonzalez, and Oklahoma City.
ReplyDeleteNow we shan't.
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