Today’s guest is Patrick Wood of Technocracy news and the August Review

https://www.technocracy.news

Elaine Devary Willman, MPA is the author of Going To Pieces…the dismantling the United States of America,

first published in 2005. The book reports on first person visits and experiences of tribal members and citizens residing on or near seventeen Indian reservations during her extensive road trip across the country from Washington State to New York State. Willman’s books is selling faster now in 2015 and 2016 than when initially published because the fears expressed in the book are now America’s reality.

Subsequent to her two year attendance at Ventura College of Law, Ms. Willman received a Masters degree in Public Administration from Cal State University in 1991, and has obtained 96 credits towards her doctoral work in public policy. Having lived in Western States for over thirty years, and within two Indian reservations for more than twenty years, Ms. Willman has extensive knowledge about federal Indian policy, land use status within Indian reservations, dual-jurisdiction and Constitutional conflicts that impact the rights and lives of tribal members as well as other American citizens.

Elizabeth Hodge, NW Liberty Academy

http://nwlibertyacademy.org/2016-liberty-symposium/

To teach the principles of a Free Society and Free Enterprise beginning with the Founders acknowledgement that men are by nature free and derive their natural rights from God, not government; that the proper role of good government is to protect the inalienable rights to “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness”, and that Free Enterprise is the right of the people to engage in a free and moral exchange of ideas, goods and services.

Glen Morgan – President of CAPR

http://capr.us/

Citizens' Alliance for Property Rights (CAPR) organized in 2003 as a non-partisan political action committee where individual citizens and existing organizations can work together protecting property rights.

We support equitable and scientifically sound land use regulations that do not force private landowners to pay disproportionately for public benefits enjoyed by all.

Raymond Ibrahim | Middle East and Islam specialist

www.raymondibrahim.com

Raymond Ibrahim is author of The Al Qaeda Reader and writes on current events in the Middle East, Islam, and Christianity.

Today's program guest is Rich Scheben, author of "One Man's Journey to Off-grid Living in Montana"