Author Archives: Bruce Tanner

Please, this was not “a suspicious car accident.” The photo above clearly shows that Michael Hastings car was bombed. The entire front of the driver’s side of the car has been blown away. The video linked HERE, from LoudLabs News, … Continue reading →

The Multiple Prongs of Agenda 21 (slight return) Agenda 21 is an action plan or blueprint for a future desired by its creators. This desired future is shrouded in feel good environmentally protective development and innovation, otherwise referred to as … Continue reading →

What is Voluntaryism? “The thought of how much the human race would have advanced without government simply staggers the imagination.”  Doug Casey, 1979 Voluntaryism is a name for a new model of human organization that can revolutionize world society to … Continue reading →

This is a discussion that we had on a local activist email list in June: (list member 1): As I understand it, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights are the law of the land, it is our form of … Continue reading →

On Tuesday, Feb. 26, the Santa Cruz Board of Supervisors met to deliberate on the second phase of John Leopold’s initiative to, as he claims, protect the people of his County from the dangers presented by gun stores. While there … Continue reading →

I recently received the email directly below from an acquaintance who sends out articles and newsletters to a list I’m on. During the (I think ridiculous and pathetic) election, he was sending out email extolling Obama and excoriating Romney. After … Continue reading →

The Consciousness Beyond Chemtrails Conference (CBC2012.com) took place August 17-19 at the Wilshire Ebell Theater in Hollywood, and streamed live around the world. It featured fascinating, information-packed presentations by most of the key American researchers into the Geoengineering program that’s … Continue reading →

Cynthia and I leave tomorrow morning, very early, for the Conscious Beyond Chemtrails Conference at the Wilshire Ebell Theater in Los Angeles. The conference runs from 1 pm Friday to Sunday evening. Along with watching the many lectures from veteran … Continue reading →

In the wake of the official Santa Cruz premiere of Foster and Kimberly Gamble’s movie, Thrive, in the middle of March, and the venomous (not too strong a word, I think) review by Eric Johnson in the Santa Cruz Weekly … Continue reading →

Reply to Foster Gamble’s video blog on his experience at the recent Occupy Solidarity Social Forum. His theme is “Liberty, Democracy and Occupy,” and he links to a document titled “Unanimous Declaration of Independence,” available HERE. I put the link … Continue reading →