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After 41 days, an armed occupation at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge came to a conclusion Thursday morning. The four remaining militants at the refugesurrendered to federal authorities.
The last Terrorist took and hour and a half longer to leave. I happened to hear live stream with the Terrorists and the NV GOP Legislator and a religious radio host: Some of the things the terrorist said were: I feel like committing suicide. I want POT. I am not Christian. I support ISIS and the US is too mean to Muslims. I just want to go home. I have done nothing wrong to be sent to jail. It just sounds like White Privilege to me.
The last Terrorist took and hour and a half longer to leave. I happened to hear live stream with the Terrorists and the NV GOP Legislator and a religious radio host: Some of the things the terrorist said were: I feel like committing suicide. I want POT. I am not Christian. I support ISIS and the US is too mean to Muslims. I just want to go home. I have done nothing wrong to be sent to jail. It just sounds like White Privilege to me.
Around 9 a.m. Thursday, law enforcement escorted the Rev. Franklin Graham and Nevada state Assemblywoman Michele Fiore from the roadblock outside the refuge to the refuge headquarters. Fiore and Graham then spent about two hours in negotiations with the occupiers.
Husband and wife Sean and Sandy Anderson of Riggins, Idaho, and Jeff Banta of Elko, Nevada, turned themselves in within an hour and a half. David Fry of Blanchester, Ohio, surrendered just after 11 a.m. after speaking with negotiators for about an hour about his viewpoints on the occupation, religion, America as a whole and more.
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