Tim Pearce | May 14, 2019 – The Daily Caller Three environmental groups sued the federal government on Monday to block the renewal of a 10-year grazing permit for Oregon ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond, The Oregonian reports. Western Watersheds Project, the Center for Biological Diversity and WildEarth Guardians filed suit against the Bureau of…
Date: 25/05/19 – Evening Standard Scotland Yard wants to charge more than 1,100 people who were arrested during last month’s Extinction Rebellion protests, a senior office has said. More than 70 activists have so far been charged in connection with the demonstrations that brought parts of London to a standstill for 10 days. The group’s…
Source: Radio 570 WNAX “The Center for Consumer Freedom, a non-profit organization, has filed complaints with the Internal Revenue Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation against PETA and two other animal rights activist groups. The Center’s Managing Director Will Coggin says they want the FBI to revoke charitable status from these groups and stop…
Making the same arguments against the North Dakota Access Pipeline, the Associated Press reports environmentalists and native American tribes are suing to stop Hudbay Minerals Inc. of Toronto in federal court from building an open put copper mine in the Santa Rita Mountains of southeastern Arizona. The opposition groups claim, according to the AP, the…
The American Civil War was not only fought over slavery, but also to settle the idea if a majority has the right to overrule the rights of a minority. In the case of the Confederate States of America, they were not only formed to defend America’s peculiar institution (slavery) but also to defend the idea…
By Hunter Pearl, Institute for Energy Research “In my last article I discussed atmospheric trust litigation (ATL), the latest crusade among radical environmentalists to impose through the courts what they could not pass through the ballot box. This coordinated campaign includes using child plaintiffs to sue the federal government to adopt their desired climate change…
Alex Jones from InfoWars joins Newsmax‘s John Bachman to talk about Facebook’s decision to ban users they deem controversial, such as Alex Jones and other conservative and libertarian pages.
