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On Friday, July 26th, I will be conducting a tour of the historic General Custer and Lucky Boy mines. The tour is part of a weekend of fun and enlightenment scheduled for the Idaho Liberty Summit. There is no charge for this tour and all registered guests for the Summit are welcome. The tour will …
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Saturday, July 27, 2019 Living Waters Ranch, Challis, Idaho Friends, the date is set and the speakers are confirmed for this Summer’s Liberty event of the year, Idaho Liberty Summit 5. Some of you have heard about this year’s action and now it is confirmed. You won’t want to miss our great lineup of speakers …
I stumbled across a map of Idaho’s Mining Districts and couldn’t help notice the multitude of Districts and their coverage across our minerally endowed state. You might as well be surprised to discover that the lands encompassed by the Salmon-Challis National Forest are among the most prolifically populated with mining districts. Who would have guessed? …
The United States Constitution guarantees every State in the Union a Republican Form of Government (Article IV, Section 4). This simple promise to the States is only vaguely apparent in the operations of the Salmon-Challis National Forest in Idaho or within any federally managed lands across the nation. The omission of this Constitutional mandate may …
My uncle was an engineer for the Forest Service, he helped design and build the Yankee Fork road we used to access our summer gold camp. He was a proud employee of an organization that was regaled as America’s keeper of the Forests. Throughout the 1960s the USFS provided wood products for a growing nation …
I’m much obliged to the USFS for their accurate and compelling description of those local residents who attended a USFS sponsored meeting held in Salmon, Idaho last Spring to discuss the Salmon-Challis Draft Assessment for a new Forest Plan as “Angry Villagers”. The mediator for the forum, without hesitation or forethought of consequence, summed up …
There is no doubt that interests have long planned to control the federally managed lands of Idaho. Many have scoffed at the idea that World Government and its brainchild Agenda 21 could make its way all the way here. This conspiracy aimed to separate people from their traditional ways of life and herd them to urban centers …
