Freedom Advocates

The Taking of Private Property and The Stop The Real ID Coalition Michael Shaw and Daniel Beckett discuss the taking of private property by mob-rule, and then for the remainder of the hour interview Mark Lerner of the Stop The Real ID Coalition. Lerner describes the Constitutional Alliance's success in stopping the Real ID in 23 U.S. states. Air Date: November 1, 2008 - KSCO Perspectives

Daniel Beckett with Frank Denninger - 02/02/2005 The Florida Everglades Restoration Project might sound good, but it's not! People have lost their homes, farms, and livelihoods. Environmental organizations working in partnership with state and federal agents say they are "restoring" the Everglades to create the free flow of water (flooding) in name of "the public good." Southern Florida is part of an "Active Wildlands Project" meant to obliterate human presence in the area. That means the elimination of roads, utilities, homes, traditional recreation, and farms. Tonight we will hear from Florida resident turned advocate, Frank Denninger, who has been working tirelessly to turn the tide on this monster plan. Daniel Beckett will be your host. 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 or cassette, please visit our online store (../../Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=SFNT&Store_Code=F21book).

Homeland Insecurity The Homeland Security Act of 2002 bestows government agencies with unlimited powers over individuals. Although these powers have not been fully unleashed, circumstances indicate that we ought to be prepared for what lies ahead. Michael Shaw and Roy Avila interview Jim Soderman on the Freedom Advocates edition of the KSCO Perspectives radio show. Air Date: October 18, 2008 - KSCO Perspectives

A California Superior Court jury found Santa Barbara planning officials "illegally conspired" to harm a family farm. The Adams Bros. were prevented from cultivating on their land because the county used a "willingly incompetent" consultant to designate the land a "wetland". Once declared a wetland the land lost market value. The jury found the county's objective may have been to purchase the land through eminent domain at a bargain basement price. The awards, including punitive damages, totaled $6.7 million. Richard Brenneman, attorney for Adams Bros. Farms, will discuss this precedent setting case and shocking story as the farmer now awaits a federal criminal trial for plowing his land! 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 or cassette, please visit our online store (../../Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=SFNT&Store_Code=F21book).

Cash strapped farmers, ranchers and timberland owners are being lured by a coordinated effort to transfer present or future land management options to government and/or its partners. Conservation easements are intended to create corridors that will eventually link up with one another and become off limits to citizens. Learn about the deceptive ploy that hurts not only landowners, but also subjugates all Americans to a globally arranged new order. Your host Michael Shaw, will interview Clarice Ryan, Montanans for Multiple Use. 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 or cassette, please visit our online store (../../Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=SFNT&Store_Code=F21book).

David Usher discusses how marriage in America has been undermined by government policies including unrestrained family courts. Usher discusses how to reverse this trend and salvage the family. Also Tom DeWeese reports from Washington D.C. on the shoddy scheme behind Congressman Richard Pombo's introduction of a reauthorized Endangered Species Act.