Topic: Cherokee

2 chapters across the catalog

Found Master Tape Steve Lane Investigates Coverups And Truths Of Waco, Tx Murders(Classic 1998) [BCzZPNlHHHc]
1:47:00 - 1:50:46

Found Master Tape Steve Lane Investigates Coverups And Truths Of Waco, Tx Murders(Classic 1998) [BCzZPNlHHHc]

Native Grassland Restoration, American Guinea Hogs and Tennessee Mud

Steve Lane explains his efforts to restore native grasslands in Tennessee by clearing cedar trees, a practice originally performed by the Cherokee through controlled burns. He showcases his breeding boars, "Number Three" and "Fat Boy," and explains the slow growth cycle required for high-quality pork. The segment ends with Lane and Hanson preparing to return to Texas after traveling nearly 1,000 miles.

Northridge Acres Bloopers [6bYNWvh0lLU]
55:12 - 1:00:15

Northridge Acres Bloopers [6bYNWvh0lLU]

UN Tribunals, Administrative Law Criticism

The discussion highlights the shift from traditional jury trials to administrative hearings and UN-style tribunals where defendants cannot face their accusers. Alex Jones references Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and argues that the erosion of the jury system is a key step toward global governance, using the historical displacement of the Cherokee tribe as a cautionary tale.