9/28/09 - Dr. Stan interviews Michael Shaw on Radio Liberty. Shaw outlines some basics regarding Agenda 21 Sustainable Development. Good information for both the newcomer to understanding the Sustainable movement as well as the experienced student of how globalist philosophy has taken control of the nation.

Air Date:  September 28, 2009 - Radio Liberty

What is Agenda 21 Sustainable Development? An Outline of the Basics for Both the New and Experienced

If America is being misdirected by leaders or if globalists assume control with their tyrannical agenda, the question would arise: What is the potential for using weather for warfare? Does technology exist that could be used to perpetuate war and lead to the collapse of the American Republic? Join Jerry Smith and host, Michael Shaw, for this provocative discussion.

12/15/04, Hour 2 - After fourteen years of courtroom battles to regain control over the property he claims was taken from him, you could say that rancher Wayne Hage knows a thing or two about private property, the law and government coercion. Michael Shaw hosts a discussion with Hage during a special two-hour edition of the Freedom 21 Radio Show.

Hage, whose wife Helen is a former member of Congress, will tell of his winding journey through the courts after federal agencies pushed him off the land and criminalized his normal ranch operations. He will describe how the government has lost all semblance of respect for the institution of private property (which undergrids all other rights), and how the implementation of Sustainable Development policies will eradicate liberty and justice for all.

Whether you're a rancher, a suburbanite or a city dweller, this show is sure to give you something to think about. Wayne Hage doesn't just tell a good story -- he gives great advice on how ordinary citizens can stand up for themselves, even in a judicial system where the chips are stacked against them.

Learn more about private property, why it matters, what's going on in the courts, and how YOU can make a difference for the future.

This file is mixed at a lower quality to make it a reasonable size to download. If you want to purchase a high-quality recording on CD, please contact Freedom Advocates.

12/15/04, Hour 1 - After fourteen years of courtroom battles to regain control over the property he claims was taken from him, you could say that rancher Wayne Hage knows a thing or two about private property, the law and government coercion. Michael Shaw hosts a discussion with Hage during a special two-hour edition of the Freedom 21 Radio Show.

Hage, whose wife Helen is a former member of Congress, will tell of his winding journey through the courts after federal agencies pushed him off the land and criminalized his normal ranch operations. He will describe how the government has lost all semblance of respect for the institution of private property (which undergrids all other rights), and how the implementation of Sustainable Development policies will eradicate liberty and justice for all.

Whether you're a rancher, a suburbanite or a city dweller, this show is sure to give you something to think about. Wayne Hage doesn't just tell a good story -- he gives great advice on how ordinary citizens can stand up for themselves, even in a judicial system where the chips are stacked against them.

Learn more about private property, why it matters, what's going on in the courts, and how YOU can make a difference for the future.

This file is mixed at a lower quality to make it a reasonable size to download. If you want to purchase a high-quality recording on CD, please contact Freedom Advocates.

Jeannie Soderman explains how the World Bank Water Policy ties in with the Local Integrated Water Plan. Next, hear from Logan Darrow Clements of FreestarMedia.com, the man behind the Lost Liberty Hotel project. Logan is using the flawed logic of the Supreme Court in the Kelo vs. New London decision on those Justices who voted for it, starting with David Souter of New Hampshire.