The federal Real ID Act

State legislators across the country are grappling with a federal identification mandate that includes the use of biometrics in order to track your whereabouts, purchases and habits.  The ID card maintains a record on your health, financial and legal history.  The Real ID Act works to implement global Sustainable Development policy as it seeks to place monitoring controls on you.  Awareness around the country is growing as 20 states have rejected the mandate.  Not so in the California legislature.  Hear from radio guest and leader against the Real ID, Pennsylvania State Representative Sam Rohrer.

Air Date:  October 4, 2008 - KSCO Perspectives

Arizona State Senator Karen Johnson discusses the Arizona-Mexico Pact - A Pact that Violates the U.S. Constitution

Karen Johnson has been an Arizona State legislator for 12 years. In this interview she describes the Arizona-Sonora (Mexico) compact. This transnational arrangement involving a state is prohibited by the U.S. Constitution. Regional governance is the rather apparent force behind this trade, policing and social exchange compact. Senator Johnson describes the effort to bring this shenanigan to the people's and the court's attention.

Air Date: August 30, 2008 - KSCO Perspectives

06/05/10 - Michael Shaw hosts a discussion on "Transition Towns," which are developed by globalist organizations operating at the local level, with guests Kathleen Marquardt and Robert Theobald on the KSCO Perspectives radio show. 
Air Date:  June 5, 2010 - KSCO 1080 AM Radio

"Transition Towns"

Is Man-Made Global Warming Theory a Ruse?

Environmental Scientist Dr. Michael Coffman of Sovereignty International discusses the science and the hype behind the Global Warming hysteria. Are we still warming? Are CO2 emissions good for the planet? What is the key element necessary to evaluate Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth"? Learn all this and more from this fast-paced and factually-based interview.

Air Date: June 7, 2008 - KSCO Perspectives

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.

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