Romona Morrison.

Good info

http://www.metrofarm.com/assets/podcasts/2..._607dnevada.mp3

She makes a comment that the District Courts are not property courts, and why, and says that they have required evidentiary proof of title and the government has none. These things must be reproduced into any case.

The following statement by Romona Morrison can be heard about the 18 minute mark: …the public sense the 1866 mining law has always had , and prior to that under the Mexican and American law, always had the Right to go onto these lands, lay Claim to these lands, and have access to these lands….

Found this on the Hage matter:
http://www.propertyrightsresearch.org/2005...3/chenoweth.htm


In reality, the federal government seizes the advantage when people fail to defend their property rights, simply because they are confused and feel the fight is hopeless. This climate only fuels the rapacious appetite of the federal government in [its] quest to seize our longstanding property rights on the western range.

Wayne Hage, my husband, is fond of saying that a right undefended is a right waived. We cannot wait another three years to begin defending our rights on the western rangeland. At the end of that time, we may have few rights left to defend. We must never, never give these rights up because of confusion or the sense we cannot win. We can win, and together we will win.