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Still No Consequences For Oregon Terrorists: How Are They Still There? - The Ring Of Fire
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7:51Now PlayingAt the start of the year, an armed right wing militia group took over a federal building in Oregon, inspiring an uprising of anti-government groups to come join this armed insurrection. The government has been slow to react, and the media is treating the story as if it barely exists.
Ring of Fire’s Sam Seder and Farron Cousins discuss this.
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