LaVoy memorial....
went from this....
to this
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IS THIS WHAT YOU FOLKS WANT?? WHERE ARE OUR SOLIDERS TO GET RID OF THE FORIEGN TROOPS .....NOW ON OUR SOIL??.... ARE YOU LISTENING YOU FRENCH PEANUT HEADS... WE ARE GETTING READY TO DO THE SAME TO YOU AS YOU SOB'S DID TO LAVOY....JUST THINK A GOLD OLD FASHION ASS WHOOPING!!! AS FOR THE AMERICAN TRAITORS INVOLVED YOU ARE ALSO GONE!!! Flags and other trinkets once again dot the snow
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The roadside memorial that was built to honor LaVoy Finicum, a Malheur Refuge occupier who was shot and killed during a confrontation with FBI and OSP, was removed overnight Friday.
KOIN 6 News was contacted by several people Saturday morning, claiming the memorial had been removed. Pictures show just one stake remaining of the cross and all the flowers, cards and pictures gone.
It is unclear who removed the memorial along Highway 395 or why but an Oregon State Police spokesman says no law enforcement agency had anything to do with the destruction of the site. An Oregon Department of Transportation spokesman said the agency played no role in its removal.
One caller told KOIN 6 News “fellow patriots” were going to restore the memorial, and by Saturday afternoon a group was at the site and the cross had been replaced.
One woman spray painted the word freedom in the snow near the memorial, others planted flowers.
“I am out here today to help stand up for someone who I felt was doing the right thing,” Amanda Bisset told KOIN 6 News.
A vigil was held for Finicum in Salem late Saturday afternoon and according to social media posts, a similar rally and tribute was held in Olympia.
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5 comments:
the people who did need to have their asses beaten probably kids would be stupid enough i hope one day to see a Lavoy Finical high school or grade school some day come out of this or an aircraft carrier he deserves it may he rest in piece
http://republicbroadcasting.org/news/an-open-letter-to-the-fbi-and-other-federal-agencies/
"The “crime” that LaVoy Finicum engaged in is called “civil disobedience,” and it is a very important type of free speech. I can see how some people with different perspectives might think that he should be arrested for participating in an act of civil disobedience.
But I cannot see how the situation in Oregon could justify:
• using armed drones and reconnaissance planes;
• FBI surveillance of the phones and computers of hundreds of people (including people not even at the refuge);
• acts of malicious intimidation by filling the town to the brim with over a hundred heavily armed agents and scores of government vehicles;
• posting heavily armed militarized goons around the public courthouse who refuse repeatedly to identify who they work for to the public;
• monitoring the online activities of citizens who are talking about the issue in social media;
• using undercover agents to pose as protesters to infiltrate and harass the local population to try to turn them against the protesters;
• creating a no-fly zone over the area;
* engaging in false negotiations;
• using an entire convoy of federal vehicles to shut down a vast stretch of highway without the consent of the local sheriff;
• shooting at LaVoy’s vehicle twice to make him unwittingly flee for safety toward a pre-determined kill zone;
• firing at him during the chase;
• setting up a roadblock with federal agents, state police and Blackstone mercenaries;
• posting multiple snipers in the woods, some with snowmobiles;
• jumping out from behind cover to try to shoot him through his windshield;
• pumping him full of bullets after he got out with his hands up to try to draw fire away from his fellow passengers;
• flipping him the bird and withholding medical treatment while he lay dying in the snow;
• terrorizing three innocent people in the vehicle by firing flash grenades, bullets and tear gas pellets at them for 10 minutes (putting a bullet into the arm of one of the passengers and emotionally scarring a teenage girl for the rest of her life);
• and, on top of it all, releasing a video to justify the murder by claiming that LaVoy was “going for a gun”, when in fact he was reaching down to clutch at a bullet wound he had just received.
So let’s ask ourselves: was the US government justified in this kind of response to an act of civil disobedience? Let’s look at how civil disobedience has been handled in the past."
A person did not lose his life there. A MAN lost his life there. A person is just a fiction. Mr. Finicum was a MAN of the highest order! God bless him and his family.
I wonder what ol' grandma Clinton and John Kerry will say once indicted?
Do either of the old timers have the cajones for handling some prison time.
*stares at the growing mob who wishes to lynch both of them*
Well, hey at least it's better than the alternative.
VERY GOOD POINTS!
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