This show takes a look at the macro political-economics of our time. Researcher and modern historian Terry Hayfield examines the nature of British American Capitalist economics, and the desperation of the Radical Capitalist class that propels an accelerating political state of Permanent Revolution.

Roy Avila and Michael Shaw will discuss the re-emergence of the Sustainable mercenaries in Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz has been a long term participant in the global to local remake of life in America. After several years of relatively quiet back room work, the mercenaries have launched a frontal attack on the principles of private property and individual liberty. Understand Santa Cruz in order to recognize the status of the global to local takedown of your county.

Lisa and Mr. Frost talk on many of the current fire issues and how they relate to the Endangered Species Act. Mr. Frost explains how it is private stewardship of the land and not government that will best safeguard us from another tragedy.

Researchers trying to get to the bottom of Sustainable Development policies are convinced that its two land-use elements -- so-called "Smart Growth" and the Wildlands Project -- are bound to one another. As the country's populace is pushed from rural land by plans to rid the landscape of human "interference", they must go into the urban areas, where they are subject to comprehensive efforts to regulate, mold and socially engineer communities."

Out of the frying pan; into the fire," some might say.

Hear our guest, Dr. Michael Coffman, discuss Smart Growth, the Wildlands Project, and Sustainable Development in general.

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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.