Part 2 of 2

If and when the Bundy bunch leaves the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Bretzing must arrest them.

If the Bundy’s illegal occupying force does not leave the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge to travel to Burns on Friday January 15th for a 7 PM public event then Bretzing must do the following on Friday January 15th at 7 PM:
1. Order the power to be cut off to the office and visitor center of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
2. Order a block on all electronic communication in and around the office and visitor center of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
3. Order the closing of access in to and out of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.

In the event that Special Agent in Charge of the Oregon FBI, Gregory T. Bretzing takes none of these actions by 7 PM on January 15th it will constitute a clear abdication of his responsibility to enforce the laws of the land. His inaction and dereliction of duty would be a disgrace to his badge and the Oregon FBI. His superiors should dismiss him immediately.

The necessary resolution of the armed takeover of federal property by dislodging the criminal occupants and arresting them becomes the burden of the governor of the state of Oregon, Kate Brown. It is then incumbent upon governor Brown to bring the resources under her command, namely, the state police and the Oregon National Guard, to take immediate action. Governor Brown must not allow Oregon to become an attractant and showcase in which criminals and terrorists may freely perform without fear of any consequences. Governor Brown must not allow Oregon to grow a reputation as a haven for hoodlums and outlaws.

The consequences of armed robbery on private or public property in Oregon and America can be prison or death. Our political, judicial and law enforcement establishments have the legitimate, legal, moral authority, indeed, a duty, to protect persons and property from those who brandish weapons to steal what belongs to others.