Once upon a time the word “extremist” actually meant something. Osama Bin Laden comes to mind, along with the likes of Timothy McVeigh and Theodore Kaczynski, the “Unabomber.” The Britannica Dictionary defines an extremist as “someone who has extreme ideas about politics, religion, etc.” as in: “A group of extremists […]
Opinion
Letter Concerning Regulation of Minimum Flows
Members of the State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board), I am writing this letter today to express my concern regarding the regulation of minimum flows in the Scott and Shasta River Watersheds. There are three major concerns that I believe require attention before any decisions regarding minimum flows […]
Member of Congress Speaks Common Sense And IS BIDEN “FALLING APART”
In my OPINION this is not a RED OR BLUE TEAM ISSUE, but a AMERICAN problem. I feel that WE are being driven into the ground, and every thing he said is true and it’s sad that our government believes in these mandates … Rural people are not even taken […]
Livestock Grazing has Limitations and Poses a Serious Risk to Wilderness Areas
It’s no surprise that cattle ranchers are promoting livestock grazing as a solution to wildfire. More cheap grazing on public lands benefits their revenue models. And this rebuttal to the article published in Farm Progress promoting the concept of using invasive species ruminant livestock (cattle, sheep, goats) is not to condemn wildfire […]
Cashing-In On Wild Horses At The Expense Of American Taxpayers
Far too many so-called wild horse advocates and nonprofits are profiting off the plight of our relatively few remaining wild horses in America. We need to keep in mind that there were 2-3-million free roaming wild horses on the American landscape in the early 1900’s. It’s bad enough that the […]
Why Are Counties Dumping Their ‘Constitutional Sheriffs’?
A possible answer to that and other questions of our time may be found in this interesting interview. Catherine Austin Fitts Explains the Cabal’s Land and Real Estate Stealing TacticsFollowing narrative is by SASHA LATYPOVA The source is at this link:https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/catherine-austin-fitts-explains-the?utm_medium=reader2 We talk about the connections between Lahaina and other devastating […]
Who can we trust to protect our freedoms?
Last October 31, Congressman Doug LaMalfa posted on Facebook: “No government should pick and choose which freedoms it will preserve and protect and which it will not.” Republicans believe in our constitutional rights, but if it’s not mentioned in the Constitution, then it’s not a right. This is one reason […]
Save Our Water Rights
We had a choice between two fights. One or the other. We couldn’t – because of energy and time – choose both. One, the fight to save the Klamath River dams, which we don’t own. The second, a fight to save the water rights we own. Which fight did you […]
Why is Oregon Senator Ron Wyden sponsoring yet another subsidy for the Klamath River Basin’s Federal Irrigators?
On July 19th a hearing was held in the US Senate on Oregon Senator Ron Wyden’s S.482 – The Klamath Power and Facilities Agreement Support Act. If it becomes law, Wyden’s legislation would provide a new taxpayer subsidy to irrigators within the federal Klamath Irrigation Project. Virtually all US agricultural producers are subsidized. However, as KlamBlog has documented, the Klamath River Basin’s federal […]
U.S. Deficit: Why so high and where do we go from here?
I recently read an article that referenced a Jeff Sachs’ article about our federal debt. According to Sachs, in 2000, the US Federal debt was $3.5 trillion, roughly 35% of GDP, Gross Domestic Product. For those not familiar with economics (me), GDP is the monetary value of services and goods. […]
