Jeff Sessions orders a looksie into Nevada Bundy standoff

Now I am not a fan of the WaPo in any form. However, when they are forced to report on something that is good and right, I will further that cause.

It seems there was a lot more on the line than grazing rights (extortion) money out there in Nevada those hot summer days in 2014. As we know, criminals within the United States Federal Government conspired to defraud this nation and some if not all of its citizens of their civil rights to personal property and due process of the law in 2014 when those criminals attempted to remove Cliven Bundy and his family from their ranch in Nevada. Thankfully, several American men, patriots, Christians, took up arms and properly applied the 2nd Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America in the defense of the Bundy families' rights and lives. This action prevented the crime family known as the United States Federal Government from doing the harm they desired. Infuriated, the feds charged, jailed and prosecuted several people involved in this defense of rights. After 2 years of lies, false testimony, and general corruption within the prosecution team, the trail in question has finally ceased. Being ruled a mistrial by the very same corrupt judge that allowed the prosecution team to get away with all the fraud they promulgated upon the defendants.

As a result, AG Jeff Sessions has requested someone in his department to go look into this and hopefully shake out the bad actors involved. However, Mr. Sessions has failed to properly identify the issue. He suggested the issues that need looked at were simply mistakes, or oversights. This is in fact wrong. The issues in question here are premeditated acts of a planned conspiracy with intent to commit egregious crimes against the citizens of the United States. Mr. Sessions should instruct his investigatory team to accurately search for the facts and proceed to the logical extent of the law as per the evidence. I hope this is what happens.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/dec/21/jeff-sessions-orders-examination-bundy-case/