Nevada Sheriff Tony DeMeo’s ‘Swat Team’ ~ Stops Federal Government: Feds Engaging In Illegal Confiscation Of Cattle And Water Rights Of County Property Owner.

Political Velcraft – October 19, 2011

In this 3-part video interview with Tony DeMeo, Sheriff of Nye County, Nevada, he explains that he is a Constitutional Sheriff and that authority for public office holders is derived from the people.  He tells the story about how he used the Constitution as his foundation in the saga of Nye County rancher Wayne Hage’s disputes over encroachments by the federal government.  While Wayne Hage’s case centered around property rights in federally managed lands, Sheriff Tony DeMeo’s example is relevant for everyone to understand the power of local government, the importance of following the Constitution and upholding the Tenth Amendment (states’ rights and sovereignty).   Continue reading “A Little History of BLM Rustling Cattle in Nevada”

Man with first name ‘God’ runs into credit-rating issuesNew York Post – by Selim Algar

A Brooklyn businessman is ­suing the credit-reporting agency Equifax for falsely reporting him as having no financial history ­because their system rejects his first name — God.

God Gazarov — a Russian native who was named after his grand­father — claims that the company has stubbornly refused to correct the glitch after more than two years of anguished calls and correspondence, according to a Brooklyn federal lawsuit to be filed Friday.   Continue reading “Man with first name ‘God’ runs into credit-rating issues”

'Middle-age gun merchant' [Shutterstock] http://tinyurl.com/nedey9zRaw Story – by Bill Cotterell

TALLAHASSEE, Florida (Reuters) – In a crisis situation or evacuation for natural disasters such as hurricanes and wildfires, people with no criminal record would be allowed to carry a firearm without a permit, under a bill approved Friday by the Florida House of Representatives.

“The bells of liberty are surely ringing throughout Florida today,” said Representative Heather Dawes Fitzenhagen, a Fort Myers Republican who sponsored the bill lifting permit requirements for concealed weapons in an emergency declared by the governor or local authorities.   Continue reading “Florida House approves bill allowing gun use without a permit during natural disasters”

Before It’s News

Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) said today that Americans need to stand up to “a deliberate plan by the president of the United States” to collapse the nation’s law enforcement system regarding illegal immigration.  There has been a 40 percent drop in interior deportations since 2009.   Continue reading “Sen. Sessions Reveals ‘Deliberate Plan by President’ to Collapse U.S. Law Enforcement System”

Infowars – by Kit Daniels

The Bureau of Land Management, whose director was Sen. Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) former senior adviser, has purged documents from its web site stating that the agency wants Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy’s cattle off of the land his family has worked for over 140 years in order to make way for solar panel power stations.   Continue reading “Sen. Harry Reid Behind BLM Land Grab of Bundy Ranch”

Brietbart – by WYNTON HALL

The son of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV), Rory Reid, is the primary representative for ENN Energy Group, a Chinese energy company seeking to build a $5 billion solar panel plant on a 9,000-acre Clark County desert plot in Laughlin, Nevada.

ENN scored big when Clark County commissioners unanimously voted to sell the Chinese company the public land for just $4.5 million, despite the fact that it was appraised at $38.6 million.      Continue reading “Harry Reid’s Son Representing Chinese Solar Panel Plant in $5 Billion Nevada Deal”

KSBY 6 News

Silverado Stages Inc., the San Luis Obispo based bus company that owned the bus involved in a deadly crash on Interstate 5 Thursday, issued a statement regarding the accident.

The company told KSBY, “We take the most extensive actions possible to ensure the safety of our passengers, and all of our drivers, and this is never a call that you want to get. It’s a rough night for everybody in the Silverado family. Silverado Stages is helping the authorities in gathering information regarding the tragic accident that occurred Thursday evening. Our top priority is making sure that the injured are being cared for. Our thoughts and prayers are with the injured, their families, and everyone affected by this accident.”   Continue reading “Silverado Stages Inc. issues statement on deadly bus crash”

The radiation belt is a new line of defense in nuclear emergencies, screenshot from Reuters video.RT News

An Israeli company called Stemrad has developed a body belt that protects people from the worst effects of gamma radiation. Called the Stemrad 360 Gamma, the belt could be a lifesaver for the emergency services in a nuclear accident.

Oren Milstein, the co-founder of Stemrad, says it’s partially made out of lead and is designed to first and foremost protect the pelvic area, where most of the body’s renewable bone marrow is made, Reuters reports.   Continue reading “‘Anti-radiation belt’ developed by Israeli firm for nuclear emergencies”

Asparagus is fresh from the garden this weekNutritional Anarchy

Nothing says “spring” like a plate full of asparagus, dripping with sweet butter. Tender delicious stalks of asparagus are appearing in gardens and farmer’s markets across North America right now.

First, some asparagus trivia…

Asparagus is a member of the lily family.  Historical records indicate the consumption of asparagus in Egypt in 3000 BC.  Ancient Greeks and Romans consumed it fresh and dried it to preserve it for out of season eating.   Continue reading “Fresh from the Garden: Asparagus”

affluenza-boy-300x168The Organic Prepper

Poor little rich boy Ethan Couch is back in the news again.

You may recall the horrible case last year in which the boy from a wealthy family was prosecuted  for drunkenly mowing down and killing pedestrians while flinging two of the passengers from his truck.  Using the “affluenza” defense, it was said that young Ethan could not be sent to jail for his actions because he was just too darned rich to be punished. An attempt a couple of months later to prosecute him for a related crime reaped no better results, and punishment that included time behind bars was still not forthcoming.   Continue reading “Affluenza Teen’s Parents to Pay Only $1,170 a Month for Rehab that Costs $22,500 a Month”

Sipsey Street Irregulars, April 10, 2014

Folks,

Sorry for the late start this morning. I was up quite late last night, speaking with a number of people very familiar with the situation on the ground at the Bundy Ranch in Nevada, including Stewart Rhodes. Oath Keepers is marshaling support and the following email explains what they are about and gives some instructions for folks attending the protest. They were forwarded to me with the comment: “I just got them in an email from Stewart. Feel free to share as you like. There should be a formal call to action and press release later today.”    Continue reading “Oath Keepers to help with Bundy protest.”

Jim Stone Freelance

Immediate family friend of the Bundy’s tells it all in a mail sent to Jimstonefreelance.com

This is the jackpot of details you have never seen anywhere else, and if you did, they originated here, spread it around, ARCHIVE AND POST! (please link back to here when posting elsewhere)   Continue reading “Straight from a rancher’s mouth”

Reuters / Mike BlakeRT News

Many Americans expecting to see their tax refunds in their bank accounts soon are waking up to a very different scenario: the government actively intercepting their checks in order to pay back debts they’re not responsible for.

According to a new report in the Washington Post, the federal government is seizing nearly $2 billion from hundreds of thousands of taxpayers this year in order to settle debts, some incurred by their parents, some dating back to more than a decade.   Continue reading “Social Security, Treasury target Americans for their parents’ old debts”

Vocativ

In Pennsylvania, a high school sophomore with developmental disabilities was convicted of a crime after recording classmates threatening to “pull down his pants”.

After being regularly shoved and tripped, and nearly burned with a cigarette lighter, a tormented special-needs student in Pennsylvania decided to take matters into his own hands. He secretly recorded the abuse on his school-issued iPad, and his mother eventually submitted the evidence to the school’s principal. But instead of punishing the teenage tyrants caught on tape, administrators decided to call the police, who threatened the 15-year-old boy with felony wiretapping, but later reduced the charge to disorderly conduct. He was found guilty on March 19.   Continue reading “Special-Ed Student Who Recorded Bullies Accused of Felony Wiretapping”