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W.R. McAfee

W. R. McAfee is the author of The Cattlemen and Plugger, and is at work on his third book, West of the Cities, a collection of short works about rural America. McAfee has worked as a reporter and editor for daily newspapers, and has written numerous magazine articles. A Passing Hand, first published in 1975, was selected as one of the three best short works that year by the Western Writers of America. Between 2000-2004 he completed a series of articles on how the EPA, Endangered Species Act and related legislation was devaluing farm and ranch land; often forcing farmers and ranchers off their property.

Most Recent Articles by W.R. McAfee:


Using the King's Star Chamber to Smackdown Private Property Rights

Good EPA "laws" (read: "rules", "regulations") are long extinct, but if you had to pick one it would be the 1972 Clean Water Act (CWA) passed by congress four years after the Cuyahoga River in Ohio caught fire (Images for cuyahoga river fire burning--it wasn't the first time) because of the pollution in it. The Act authorized the clean-up of this kind of mess in America's navigable lakes, rivers, and streams, and prohibited further dumping of dangerous industrial chemicals, waste, and other byproducts into these bodies of waters. It also allowed states to manage the clean-up of their own waters under the Clean Water Act (CWA), and enabled federal and state officials to work together to get the job done, .
- Saturday, May 30, 2015

The Making of a Mexico-to-Canada Wolf Corridor

The Making of a Mexico-to-Canada Wolf Corridor
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is delisting and relinquishing management of their imported Canadian gray wolves back to state wildlife officials while simultaneously proposing "new rules"1 to "save" the Mexican gray wolf. These proposals include:
- Monday, October 13, 2014

Gasping for Water and Other Lies

The “water shortage” wail is an elite ruse that has been around awhile. It is identical to the population explosion cry that says “. . .the planet is over-populated, our resources are rapidly vanishing, and millions are going to starve to death.” We have six billion (+) people on the planet and enough food to feed them 2,100 calories a day, according to world food experts. The problem lies, as it always has, in getting food off the docks and past corrupt officials, warlords, dictators, despots, and criminals of all stripes to the people who need it. The world could feed nine billion if it had too.
- Friday, November 5, 2010

Finally, a book that tells the truth about wolves

Want to learn the truth about wolves? Read Will Graves’ book, Wolves in Russia : Anxiety Through the Ages. It is the most accurate book ever written about these killers; stripping away the lies and propaganda that has been deliberately fed to the American public.
- Monday, May 17, 2010

The U.S. implementation of a CO2 tax after Copenhagen will be good for the rest of the world

I’ve come to the conclusion there are no democrats or republicans, liberals or conservatives, right or left in Washington. It’s an illusion created by the Wizards of Oz—the people behind the curtain aka the Council on Foreign Relations [CFR], Bildebergers, Trilateral Commission, Club of Rome, etc.—all brought to you through their controlled main stream media (MSM).
- Sunday, April 4, 2010



Homegrown terrorists identified!

That right wing “terrorist” memo sent to law enforcement agencies is far worse than anyone imagined. It is, in fact, an obvious attempt by the DHS to politicize state and local law enforcement. Holy Toledo!
- Thursday, April 30, 2009

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