Civil forfeiture laws - assaults on private property rights in the nation today
• http://therawfeedlive.comCivil forfeiture laws represent one of the most serious assaults on private property rights in the nation today
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The Mouse That Ate New Mexico
• Farm WarsAgenda 21 here we come, riding on a whole slew of endangered species that evidently, need their own space void of cattle, people, and common sense.
Minnesota Now Requires A Criminal Conviction Before People Can Lose Their Property To Forfeiture
• ForbesUnlike criminal forfeiture, under civil forfeiture someone does not have to be convicted of a crime, or even charged with one, to permanently lose his or her cash, car or home.
Feds consider taking Alaska tribal land into trust
• APThe US Dept of Interior announced it will consider taking Alaska tribal land into trust. The move could lead to pockets of "Indian country," where tribal courts and governments would have authority to create their own laws and justice systems,
Bunkerville Was Not the BLM's First Rustler's Roundup
• by William N. Grigg (Pro Liberate)The raiders arrived at dawn. Contract cowboys backed by BLM rangers and heavily armed law enforcement personnel fanned out across the desolate Nevada countryside to confiscate livestock owned by Indians whose claim of sovereignty
Nevada rancher and former Shoshone chief's range war with BLM predates Bundy standoff
• FOX NewsLong before Cliven Bundy faced down federal agents in his dispute with the Bureau of Land Management over grazing rights, fellow Nevada rancher Raymond Yowell, an 84-year-old Shoshone chief, watched as the BLM seized his herd.
Under Western Skies
• by L. Neil Smith (The Libertarian Enterprise)It's a movie cliche as old as the hills. The very first western film adventure, made by Thomas Edison in his rotating studio, was about a train robbery. The second almost certainly told the story I'm about to describe and which we've all seen a hundr
How the Feds Suckered Klamath Basin
• Farm WarsIt started with the sucker fish. The con, that is. I can see it all now. A group of robber barons sitting at a table, deciding how to take the water and land...
Nevada rancher whose land was taken by BLM over water rights tells it all
• Farm WarsSheds light on who is buying up the water rights in the western states, and how the BLM and Forest service use dirty tactics to take water rights and the land from lawful owners.
A Tale of the Tortoise and the Sucker – a Water Rights Issue
• Farm WarsWhoever owns the water rights owns the right to decide who lives and who dies. Who gets to eat and who doesn’t. What if the answer as to why the BLM wants to get Bundy’s cattle off the land in Nevada is really about the water?
Leaked Memo Uncovers Obama Administration Land Grab
• .A secret administration memo has surfaced revealing plans for the federal government to seize more than 10 million acres from Montana to New Mexico, halting job- creating activities like ranching, forestry, mining and energy development.
Feds Back Down From Bundy Siege After Infowars Exposé of Chinese Land Grab
• InfowarsThe federal government backed down and ended their siege against Nevada cattle rancher Cliven Bundy less than 24 hours after an Infowars exposé connecting the land grab to Harry Reid and a Chinese-backed solar farm went viral,
Wild horses targeted for roundup in Utah rangeland clash
• ReutersA Utah county, angry over the destruction of federal rangeland that ranchers use to graze cattle, has started a bid to round up federally protected wild horses it blames for the problem in the latest dustup over land management in the U.S. West.
Nevada Governor Calls Federal Cattle Roundup ‘Intimidation’
• CBS NewsNevada’s governor is criticizing a federal cattle roundup and what he calls “intimidation” in a dispute with a rancher who claims longstanding grazing rights on open range outside Las Vegas. He’s most offended by corralling people protesting
Fracking operations may start in Pennsylvania against landowners' will
• .An energy company is hoping to use a little-used, 53-year-old Pennsylvania law in order to launch a fracking operation on land even if landowners oppose the action.
Ending Property Rights: What "Add the Words" Really Means
• by William N. Grigg (Pro Liberate)New Mexico Governor Martinez was a regular customer of stylist Antonio Darden. 2 years ago, Darden decided he would no longer accept the Governor as a client because of her support for the conventional definition of marriage: monogamous, heterosexua
There are two ‘classes,’ you see, the peasants and the elected elite
• vinsuprynowicz.comOn Tuesday morning, March 4, Kermitt Waters, a Las Vegas attorney whose main job is defending Nevada property owners whose land is being seized by government agencies offering low-ball prices .......
The case against Kim Dotcom, finally revealed
• ars technicaNearly 2 years after Kim Dotcom's New Zealand mansion was raided by police, US authorities have made their case as to why the man behind Megaupload shouldn't simply go bankrupt like previous copyright violators have—he should go to jail
The End of Private Property in the Era of the American Police State - by John W. Whitehead
• .If the government can tell you what you can and cannot do within the privacy of your home, whether it relates to what you eat, what you smoke or whom you love, you no longer have any rights whatsoever within your home. If the government can
MGM & Bond Producer End Long Legal Battle Royale With ‘Thunderball’ Co-Scribe
• deadline.comMGM and the producer of the James Bond movies have finally acquired all of the rights to the 007 franchise.
Gary Raney: Rogue Sheriff, Federal Supremacist
• by William N. Grigg (Pro Liberate)In his zeal to protect his federal license to plunder Sheriff Raney employed illegal means to stifle a bill that would protect Idaho residents against a prospective federal gun grab and engaged in criminal retaliation against the bill's sponsor,
Seattle uses eminent domain to turn a parking lot into a parking lot
• watchdog.orgSeattle’s city council voted unanimously Monday to use eminent domain to take private property.
The war on renters
• The Daily CallerEver rented an apartment or a house? If so, you were a “social problem.” You undermined the health of your community. You caused crime and created nuisances. Simply by being a renter you degraded the neighborhood. This is the view of governments
Sen. Mike Lee: Public Land vs. Government Land
• Daily Paul.comThe recent actions of federal land management agencies should lead all of us to reconsider the large amount of land that is owned by the federal government.
Using Copyright To Silence Oil Sands Satire? How Crude.
• EFFThe Alberta tourism bureau—which shares a law firm with some of the Canadian province's major oil companies—used a copyright takedown notice to try to smother a movie trailer that satirizes Alberta's oil sands project.
Give back flood victims’ guns, Harper’s office tells RCMP (with video)
• http://chrisinmaryville.net/Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s office is urging the RCMP in High River, Alta., to focus on “more important” tasks and to return the guns officers took from homes while searching for victims in the evacuated flood zone. Harper’s office issued a st
N.J. Bill Seeks Crackdown On Distracted Driving By Forcing Drivers To Hand Over Phones
• www.newyork.cbsglobal.comLegal Experts See Possible Showdown Pitting Safety Vs. Fourth Amendment
The Smoking Gun: A direct link between Agenda 21 and local planners
• http://chrisinmaryville.net/When the fight started against Agenda 21, those of us working to expose it were largely ignored by the main stream media and even the established Conservative movement and its media. Too far out there, they said, to be taken seriously. Then, as mo
Copyright owners can't sue Google's YouTube as a group - judge
• ReutersU.S. District Judge Louis Stanton in Manhattan denied a motion to certify a worldwide class of copyright owners in a long-running lawsuit over videos and music posted to the popular website.
To evade copyright cops, The Pirate Bay moves domain to tiny Caribbean island
• BGRIt’s been a wild year for The Pirate Bay as the infamous BitTorrent site has moved its domain name from one country to another in a desperate bid to stay ahead of the world’s copyright cops. TorrentFreak reports that less than a month after getting b
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