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Think back to ruby ridge and waco and, god forbid, oklahoma city? >> you know, i am. i think theres certainly a lot of personal grievances out there all across america and what particularly concerns me is you see a lot of people both political leaders as well as some in the media who are at that setly encouraging not violence but extremist beliefs. whether its replacement theory, whether its political figures using images of violence, i think thats encouraging or accepting behavior that in the p...

A news report published earlier this week has provided further proof that the FBI is no longer a federal 'law enforcement' agency but rather a Gestapo or Stasi-like organization whose [...]

Incumbent Jesse Slaughter faces challenger Jay Groskreutz in the 2022 election for Cascade County Sheriff. Here are the latest results:

An autopsy report revealed by the Detroit News has shown that the FBI executed an alleged “domestic terrorist” in Michigan days before they rolled out their phony Whitmer kidnapping plot. [...]

Deep in the bowels of humanity, scurrying about its bottommost layer in darkness and fumes of fetid effluvia, beneath layers of lawyers, tax collectors, journalists, fraud artists, Hallmark movie stars,

Most readers of a certain age will recall the 1992 siege at Ruby Ridge in which Randy Weaver was wounded and his wife Victoria, his 14-year-old son Samuel, and U.S. Marshal William Degan were killed. The 11-day armed standoff with federal agents at the family’s wilderness home in northern Idaho was front-page news, and the fallout made headlines for some time thereafter. Weaver died on May 11 at age 74.

I was in Oklahoma City on April 24 to run the city’s tragedy-touched marathon.

Randy Weaver dies at 74. He became a hero to antigovernment extremists after the Ruby Ridge standoff.

Randy Weaver, who died this week, was a deeply flawed extremist whose case nevertheless illustrates the awesome responsibilities law enforcement have and the careful line they must walk to avoid disastrous consequences, analyst says.

Randy Weaver, patriarch of a family that was involved in an 11-day Idaho standoff with federal agents 30 years ago that left three people dead and helped spark the growth of anti-government extremists, has died at the age of 74.