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Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen joined James White, host of NorthWest Liberty News, recently to discuss the IRS\ATF gun store raid in Great Falls earlier this month.
In a story that made national news from Great Falls, Montana, a group of 20 armed IRS agents were waiting at the Highwood Creek Outfitters gun store on June 14 when owner Tom Van Hoose came in to open the shop.
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Van Hoose, who had a good relationship with the local ATF, had to close his shop for the day while agents collected 4473 forms, which is paperwork filled out by gun owners containing confidential information.
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“What’s frustrating about this entire thing is how the federal government has come in and just strong-armed…they didn’t communicate with any of the locals.” – Austin Knudsen, Montana Attorney General
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The Gestapo-like tactics carried out by agents of the federal government seem to be the norm these days; as their level of tyranny seemingly coincides with the voluminous amount of information coming out about the systemic corruption in all federal agencies, including the FBI.
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Knudsen continues: “…that probable cause statement the feds are sitting on (it’s) filed under seal with a judge in Great Falls who will not share it with us…I’ve called the US Attorney’s office, I’ve called the Clerk of Court, I mean we have tried everything to get our hands on this document…they will not show it to us”
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Hear Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen in his own words by clicking the video link below
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How about a little congressional oversight on bulldust like this? KEVIN??!!
We the people “CAN NOT/WILL NOT ” be victoreous by playing by the rules, period!
United and mass bloodshed is the only chance. We all die no matter what, so why be affraid, of anything!? Righteous is my savior