Judge Tiffany Cartwright has decided in favor of Washington state in my 1st Amendment case. The state's attorneys argued that the Silent Majority Foundation filed my case a couple days too late, and the judge agreed - meaning that she decided I am barred from continuing due to the statute of limitations. This news is just as shocking to me as it may be for some of you - I was speechless when I found out and even now I don't really know what to say. Attorney Pete Serrano is joining me Monday to answer your questions. If you want to read the documents, you can do so at the link below. I inquired about appealing, but Pete and the legal team advised me that I had no real chance - and Washington was asking I pay their attorneys fees, which could have totaled $50,000 or more. They were willing to drop that request if I dropped the case.
I am truly grateful for everyone who has supported me since the beginning here on Locals, through wine or cod liver oil, via the GiveSendGo or through the mail - from the day I lost my job and health insurance to now, all for refusing to censor some of this country's best doctors and scientists. You have bought our groceries, paid for our electricity, helped with babysitting and kept my journalism alive. You have proven that someone can choose what is righteous at great cost - and God will provide. I cannot thank you enough. Though I am bewildered by the outcome to say the least - I am trusting all things work for the good of those who serve God and are called to His purpose. I remain hopeful that this community of truth seekers has many more adventures ahead. God bless all of you.
https://www.silentmajorityfoundation.org/westovervdnr#WestovervDNRCaseDocuments
Owning livestock is like running a suicide prevention hotline. Almost every day, one of the animals is trying to bring itself to a slow and painful death, or sometimes a quick one. When I came out to put the chickens back in the coop one night recently, I saw that our rooster and a hen had gotten stuck in between the tarp and the coop. I have no idea how long they’d been there. What they were trying to do in privacy, I don’t even want to know. But they could have died from heat exhaustion in this weather.
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If you live in our part of Florida, it is only a matter of time before you drive down the road and spot a gopher tortoise in your way. Will you drive past it, or pull over and move it to a safe location? This question can be a dilemma as touching a gopher tortoise is technically illegal, though I have read that if you are relocating it out of the road, this is allowed. In other circumstances, touching a gopher tortoise can bring a 5-year jail sentence and a $5000 fine.
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We have only been trailering our horse ourselves for a few years, but typically Lynn is the one at the wheel. The kids had rodeo camp recently - to which they needed to bring Sassy - and Lynn had an unexpected meeting to attend. That left yours truly as the only option for a driver. I have been riding horses since I was 5 years old, but I have never driven a trailer of any kind. I got one quick 10 minute lesson around the neighborhood and then off we went. Thankfully the arena is only five minutes from our house and I was able to take back roads most of the way. Of course, as a 33-year old horse who has traveled to Seattle and back twice, Sassy is a dream horse for a newbie. We made it safely and I feel much more confident now.
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