Wednesday, May 7, 2014 Only “Extremists” Believe They Have a Right to be Left Alone Eccentric, sure, but essentially harmless: Ernie terTelgte. Ernie Wayne terTelgte is a poor man from a tiny village in Montana who believes that nature gives him a license to live. Barack Obama is a wealthy and privileged man residing at […]

Monday, May 5, 2014 One Killer Cop, One Black-Bag Job, One Terrified Wife: The Ordeal of Patrice Teuton (For illustration only.)   Patrice Teuton is convinced that her estranged husband, a soon-to-be-disbarred Los Angeles attorney named Mark Teuton, intends to kill her. Her adult son Jonathan is convinced that she is right.  “I am extremely […]

Monday, April 28, 2014 The BLM: Scourge of “Lesser Breeds Without the Law”   Newe Segobia: The Western Shoshone flag flies over Mercury, Nevada. The conflict between the BLM and Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy has laid bare evidence of deeply entrenched institutional racism. No, I’m not referring Mr. Bundy’s awkward but earnest effort to encourage […]

Tuesday, April 22, 2014 Bunkerville Was Not the BLM’s First Rustler’s Roundup The raiders arrived at dawn. Contract cowboys backed by BLM rangers and other heavily armed law enforcement personnel fanned out across the desolate but alluring Nevada countryside to confiscate livestock owned by a family who – under a controversial claim of sovereignty — […]

Thursday, April 17, 2014 Ranchers vs. Regulators: The Clark County Range War   Truth, Justus, and the American Way: Cliven Bundy invites a five-year-old to try on a cowboy hat. Bunkerville, Nevada – War came to the Western Range that April, a conflict pitting the forces of order and respectability against a restive band of […]

Thursday, April 10, 2014 The Cliven Bundy Standoff: Wounded Knee Revisited? UPDATE, April 14 —  I’m en route to Bunkerville, and will be reporting from there later this week. Any help I can get to defray travel expenses would be most appreciated. And as always, we are very grateful for the generous help so many […]

Friday, April 4, 2014 Fleeing a Stalker in Uniform: The Sherri Watson Story A resident of Santaquin, Utah, issues a warning about the local police. Genola, Utah – Chad Black professes to be terrified by Sherri Watson, his neighbor in Genola, Utah. A June 2011 stalking petition filed by Black claims that he considers the […]

Monday, March 24, 2014 He Cooperated with the Cops — and is Paying the Price: The Ordeal of Mark Byrge American Fork, Utah —  When Mark Byrge had a minor traffic accident on a street in American Fork, Utah, he did the “responsible” thing by reporting the incident to the police. He has never stopped […]

Wednesday, March 12, 2014 Ending Property Rights: What “Add the Words” Really Means New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez was a regular customer of Santa Fe hair stylist Antonio Darden. About two years ago, Darden decided that he would no longer accept the Governor as a client because of her public support for the conventional definition […]

Sunday, March 9, 2014 Making Cop-Worship Mandatory    “Get on the ground! Get on the ground!” That demand is spat by police into the face of thousands of people every day in this country, many – perhaps most — of whom have neither been caught in a criminal act nor have been named on an […]