By ann summers

This guy below being interviewed by CNN’s Anderson Cooper decided to imitate the  Draw the Prophet competition that resulted in the deaths of two anti-blasphemy extremists from Phoenix that led to some “patriots” there to stage an anti-Islamic protest including that same guy curating an exhibition from the back of a pickup truck.

Then in the context of the takeover of a federal structure in Oregon, this same dude records a goodbye video reminiscent of a Middle-Eastern extremist before a suicide attack. Unfortunately cheap gasoline is aiding his attention seeking odyssey and those armed militants supporting arsonist scofflaws in Oregon, now liberating an unoccupied bird sanctuary are obscuring a potential cry for help.

The group was led by Ammon Bundy, a rancher whose family became a symbol of antigovernment sentiment in 2014 when his father, Cliven Bundy, inspired a standoff between armed local antigovernment activists and federal officials seeking to confiscate cattle grazing illegally on federal land in Nevada.