Idaho 3% Militia Group with Historical Action to Diffuse Oregon Standoff

Suggested and resourced by Patricia Badish REPOSTED FROM HEATANDLIGHT.US

History has been made! A militia group (Idaho 3 %) has moved into the Oregon standoff situation and represented the Pacific Patriots Network in a historical first. They wrote and delivered Articles of Resolution to the occupiers (Ammond Bundy group) at the Wildlife Refuge, the FBI contingent at the FBI staging area (local airport) and the Harney County (Oregon) Sheriff.

Though the purpose of the Articles of Resolution is to help the parties reach a peaceful solution that protects citizens’ rights, the delivery of the Articles was quite tense. When a large convoy of armed men show up unexpected, people naturally get nervous.

The good news is that each of the three parties ultimately received the Articles in good faith and are considering the next move, hopefully an agreement to peace that does not compromise citizens’ rights.

In the first video (below), Brandon Curtis the founder and leader of the Idaho 3% talks with Pete Santilli for 45 minutes. He thoroughly explains the intent and actions of the 3% and their armed delivery convoy. He provides a pretty clear picture of the events. And, he expresses a great hope for the outcome.

Mr. Curtis is a brave, but humble man. He never mentioned the historical precedent that was set by his actions. The formal delivery of Articles of Resolution (Terms of Settlement?) by Militia, to law enforcement, must be considered “historical.” Pete Santilli finally points it out. Curtis nearly blushes.

It is very important to point out Curtis’ complimentary attitude toward the FBI and the Sheriff’s Department reactions to the Articles. You will see it in the first video. No one wants a shootout. Almost everyone wants a legal and peaceful solution.

The second video (below the first) is the impromptu meeting at the FBI’s compound at the airport. (Delivery of the Articles) The audio is very poor. But you can see how the tension slowly melts into mutual respect and perhaps a little bit of relief (on both sides).

Thanks again to Patricia for keeping us posted on all this.