Bullet Boxes Versus Ballot Boxes – Part 2 Unfathomable Injustice by Loren Edward Pearce During the 1960’s, I lived in Gardena, California, which at that time, was known as a Japanese American community, famous for [Read More]
Freedom of the Press #15 The Long Arm of the Law, or Not? by Gary Hunt April 25, 2017 Amendment I Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free [Read More]
Jury Begins Deliberations in Nevada Protest Trial by Shari Dovale The Bunkerville protest trial, first round, is coming to end. The closing statements have been given over the past two days. Each attorney spoke well [Read More]
Federal Judge Gloria Navarro Has Appointed Herself Ruling Queen Of Her Las Vegas Territory by Christopher Welsh (1776Again) – Federal Judge Gloria Navarro no longer acts as a Federal Judge—by her blatant disregard for the [Read More]
“BLM Did Not Look Like Yogi Bear” – Bunkerville Update By Shari Dovale The main stream media has had very little coverage of Bunkerville trial currently being held in Las Vegas. When they have reported [Read More]
Why Is Raw Milk ILLEGAL In Montana? by Shari Dovale (Redoubt News) – In 1987, the FDA mandated pasteurization of all milk and milk products for human consumption, effectively banning the shipment of raw milk [Read More]
Judge Navarro Says Defendants Have Only 3 Rights By Shari Dovale and John Lamb Todd Engel, of Boundary County, Idaho, is among those fighting for his life in a Federal Courtroom in Nevada. Engel has [Read More]
US Constitution is BANNED in Federal Courthouse by Shari Dovale The trial for the Political Prisoners in Las Vegas, Nevada continues this week. The prosecution has presented their case over 5 weeks, even extending it [Read More]
Prosecution Discredited in Malheur II ? by Shari Dovale Today’s court testimony brought to light many of the government’s shenanigans. At least 15 witnesses testified today, some of them for just a few minutes, as [Read More]
A Holiday Message from the Oregon State FSA Executive Director A Christmas to Remember The fall of 1964 had been wet, much like this one, with a good snowpack developing in the Cascades, stretching down [Read More]
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