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By compatriot, on August 15th, 2023 
I receive regular essays and notifications from The Rutherford Institute. Today’s is so spot-on that I cannot resist sharing it with you intact. Their work is always excellent. This is just one example. Visit their website. Subscribe to their announcements and news for free. They are clearly dedicated to getting the word out … against our oppressors. – Ted Indoctrination, Intimidation & Intolerance: What Passes for Education Today By John & Nisha Whitehead August 08, 2023 “Every day in communities across the United States, children and adolescents spend the majority of their waking hours in schools that have increasingly come to resemble places of detention more than places of learning.”—Investigative journalist Annette Fuentes This is what it […]
By Ted Dunlap, on August 7th, 2023 
I grew up in Sonoma County near the Santa Rosa Creek that I saw punish people for moving into nice new subdivision homes within its 20-year flood plane. Those who developed these housing tracts on cheap, easy-to-build-on flat land were long gone along with their profits well before the flood waters arrived. Newcomers bought into those neighborhoods during the months and years of non-flooding seeing nothing suspicious in hundreds of homes with nice roads, sidewalks, yards, parks and schools. Not far downstream that creek joined The Russian River whose floods were much more impressive as well as far more frequent. In these areas, EVERYBODY KNEW about the annual flooding and moved in with their eyes open. Cute little vacation […]
By Ted Dunlap, on July 28th, 2023 
While my last post was about a long-ago Sunday morning ride, the tradition lives on … for fifty years or more. As far as days of the regular week go, Sunday is a good one for sharing worshiping the blends of man, machine and roads that sport bikes or touring-sport bikes meld into a cosmic beauty that only the bikers can understand. Recollecting a rather famous one from the 1970 Northern California somehow triggered finding an ongoing one in my neck of the woods in the here and now. I joined my first Sunday Morning Breakfast Club (SMBC) ride on July 29th. It was EVERYTHING I HOPED FOR… and more. I rode quite a bit farther downstream to the starting […]
By Ted Dunlap, on July 22nd, 2023 
I woke up quite early that Sunday as was normal for me. I considered quietly creeping around my sister’s house until she got up around 11, which was normal for her. The drive from Palo Alto to Santa Rosa would change from mundane to ugly by mid-day were I to delay my departure. Instead I unzipped and opened the driver’s side of my tonneau cover, tossed my bag into The Speedster and headed out before the traffic woke up. As I crossed the Golden Gate Bridge on this glorious summer morning I decided to enjoy Highway 1 instead of plodding along the northbound freeway. With the crack-of-dawn absence of traffic, the windy coastal road would add no time, but tremendous […]
By Ted Dunlap, on July 20th, 2023 
I meant to change the subject for today, but had a lot of links, articles and bits to share on the subject. Here, as well as my recent two posts, I will keep it out of the gross zone. Even this cursory view is awful, but the totality is awfuller. The good news is that, thanks to The Sound of Freedom and other efforts, there is some public awareness building, and with that some hope for reducing the scourge. alter of the basilica of Santa Maria Assunta While human slavery and trafficking in slaves is many centuries old the modern power brokers have raised the volume and sadism to what I suspect are new heights. Hopefully public awareness can shrink […]
By Ted Dunlap, on July 19th, 2023 
Today was my first time in a movie theater since watching Avatar in 3-D 14 years ago… and that one was probably my first in another decade or more. Suffice to say, I am not much of a theater-goer. But this one was well worth it. I am glad we went, in every way I had hoped for. The movie itself was exciting, touching and massively relevant. Can I recommend it any higher than I did yesterday? GO I am rather obviously not alone in my recommendation. Check out the numbers shown below that it is earning from a public who is being told by The Establishment either bald-faced lies, nothing at all about it, and/or to stay away. – […]
By Ted Dunlap, on July 18th, 2023
Today we make one of our rare treks to Missoula specifically to see a movie … well, that and to lend our support to this anti-hollywood-establishment movie that is breaking attendance records. The Sound of Freedom is on track to break $100,000,000, yes a hundred million dollars in box office receipts tomorrow. Disney studios and others kept this production in a dark closet for five years after it was completed. Angel Studios captured the rights to it, and came up with an unusual crowd-funded distribution system that is currently succeeding phenomenally. Angel Studios selected Independence Day for its public release. Hollyweird opened their potentially giant Raiders of the Lost Ark to head it off that same day. Instead of […]
By Ted Dunlap, on July 4th, 2023 
I cannot simply let it pass, but I have other things I wanna get done today. I have written, published, shared numerous essays on the subject, but that is just because I want people to consider what independence means to us as a culture as well as individually. It is a mind set, a spirit, a way of thinking, a whole approach to life. Independent people are complete. Others do not even understand what they are missing. Celebrate today by doing what you want. Be self directed, ungovernable. Fershur do not obey the rules and demands of your inferiors … those who have wormed their way into public pronouncement roles. Here are links and excerpts from what I previously […]
By Ted Dunlap, on June 24th, 2023 
There seems to be a common thread in the motorcycle community that transcends all the different types of bikes and riding styles. Choppers, cruisers, sport, touring, dirt, racing, scooter, townie, trails, vintage … We may disagree significantly on how a bike should fit and function for us, but we agree on this main point. All of us find riding them to be theraputic. Riding a motorcycle is similar in that way to painting, making music, skiing, shooting, meditation, dance and so many other activities that require the full employment of our minds. There simply is no space in the conscious mind for whatever troubles or trivialities of life may sometimes bother us, once we get into the zone. The […]
By Ted Dunlap, on June 23rd, 2023 
My frisky young friend stopped by yesterday on the way home from picking up his frisky 2-stroke 250 Yamaha. We went for a ride around the block – a 6 mile or so loop that is half gravel/dirt and half paved. He, of course, was ‘on the pipe’ all the way as I plodded along riding Dr Zee at my own pace. The rain started almost immediately, but we went anyway. Near the half-way point, on the dirt, a newish pickup and newish Suburban were mostly blocking the road parked window to window while the drivers chatted. I stopped, then began to inch around the front of the Suburban that was aimed in the direction we were headed. I […]
By Ted Dunlap, on June 21st, 2023 
Today is the summer solstice. Celebrate it. Go dance in the sunshine… Or walk… Or play… We are in it, but few know, having been disconnected from nature and the real world. For most of human existence, people knew seasonal cycles from direct experience. They paid attention because summer, winter, spring and fall mattered. Today experts tell them what they need to know, there’s an app for that covers much of their research, and food comes from grocery stores completely disconnected in their minds from farmers, agriculture, seasons and shipping technologies. In our location, today is the longest day of the year. Tonight is the shortest night of the year. The sun will not set over The North Pole […]
By Ted Dunlap, on June 1st, 2023 
I was rattling around my Brighteon video channel and ran across this one I created and published there three years ago. Other than some inconsequential details, it has withstood the test of time. It also serves as a good reminder that struggling to awaken the sleepers not only lies somewhere between the very difficult and the impossible, it also may not be a kindness, a service, or helpful to them. If you find yourself in the company of people who are comfortable with their shackles, leave them in peace. Move on to those who share you views regarding life, liberty, property, and most importantly, resistance to those who would kill or enslave us all. You might even take a […]
By Ted Dunlap, on April 29th, 2023 
https://www.bitterrootbugle.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Dont-Worry-Be-Happy-Bobby-McFerrin.mp3 Sure the globalists, banksters, or whatever moniker we apply to the evil ones have wrecked much of what is wonderful, beautiful, joyful and pleasant in this world, but there is still much loveliness to be appreciated. Savor, celebrate what goodness we have. A good friend half my age is a specialist in finding the black cloud inside every silver lining. I work on him with modest success at best to pull him away from the angry, dark world he chooses to inhabit. We see the same evils, but I choose to focus more on what remains unsullied and what liberties I retain despite the looming police state. Between these two positions lies preparing for what evil and deprivation […]
By Ted Dunlap, on April 24th, 2023 
A 30-million-dollar resort is under development in Darby Montana, current population 801. The KPAX-News article linked below includes a video previously aired on their Channel 8 television show. Proposed Darby resort subject of heated debate (includes video) “Developer Brooks Pace says he wants to build a $30 million luxury resort in Darby.” Brooks, founder and president of The Dammeron Corporation, says he moved to Darby a year ago to get away from the excessive development of his prior home in Dammeron Valley Utah. I understand that. Bare lots there are now selling for $100,000 with modest 1,200-sq-ft homes well over half-a-million bucks. The “develop-able land” he picked up in Darby was an ex-sawmill, recently known as an unafordable EPA […]
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