Stop: Hammer time!

[RblDiver]

Interesting, I looked for that GFM site, and there's no such campaign.

[kidicarus13]

Not a new idea...
"19 families buy nearly 97 acres of land in Georgia to create a city safe for Black people - CNN" https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/09/12/u...oro/index.html

[FoxtArt]

I was thinking the same thing. I've been all over this state. Never seen anywhere @10k ft that looks like that.

Plus, 3 rivers and a lake on 200 acres? How much actual land could be left if it's all water?

They're full of it...

Yup. Their first picture is arid with juniper trees, probably 6,000 elevation max imho especially if western CO. Certainly under 7,000 if technically upper Sonoran. Then we jump to the stream picture - can't see everything but I'd guess for sure no higher than mountain zone (def. under 9,500 feet).

Interesting that they can get from Maybe 5,500 to 8,000 feet in 200 acres. Must have three rivers, a lake, AND the biggest f###king cliff in Colorado to pull that off. They forgot about all the waterfalls apparently too.

Total scam the more I look at this. Maybe not for financial reasons, no idea of the intent, but the facts are not legit.

[MrPrena]

this is worse than Armenians/Azerbaijanis banning Azerbaijanis/Armenians into their stores in US.

[Irving]

So is Not The Bee supposed to be the serious version of the Babylon Bee?

[TEAMRICO]

Won’t make it past the first winter. The body recovery video should be entertaining.
Like frozen shits.
My brown ass would never fall for some dumb shit like that.

[MrPrena]

if they (or any dumbass idiots) does Sovereign nation bull shit, they need to apply for a damn visa from US states dept. if they go outside of their made up land of nation, they need to pay a taxes for goods bought in US.

I shit you not. I treat sovereign nation returds as an illegal immigrants PLUS asshole who tries to evade taxes.

[hollohas]

So is Not The Bee supposed to be the serious version of the Babylon Bee?

Yes. They write about actual things that make you scratch your head or facepalm.

[theGinsue]

No taxes; eh? Assuming they actually DO have 200 acres, how long before they fail to pay state property taxes before they lose that land?

Again, assuming they have the land and it has even 1 river through it, how long before they've got it polluted and harming everything downstream?

There's so much info in the article that doesn't jive with how things really are (vice how you might want them to be) that I agree with everyone here that this is all probably just a load of BS. But if it is real, I'd give them less than a 5% chance of success (that's being very generous). Idiots.

[wctriumph]

OMG