On a March evening in 1933, the Newport-Inglewood fault ruptured violently along the Huntington Beach coast. The quake brought down scores of buildings from Santa Ana… Read More »Southern California’s Deadliest Quake May Have Been Caused by Oil Drilling, Study Says

The Petition below to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals was Denied by Chief Justice Sharon Prost, and two new kids Judge Chen and Judge… Read More »The Story of Blue Ridge Springs Orchard v. Government Corruption: Petition for Rehearing Denied

You should be paying attention. What’s presented in the Court of Appeals Federal District Case 16-1889 , is a case before the second highest court… Read More »The Story of Blue Ridge Springs Orchard v. Government Corruption: Judging the Judges of a Judge

Christopher B. Julian 474 Orchard View Drive Ararat Virginia, 24053 980-254-1295 Christopher.b.julian@gmail.com Pro Se   Plaintiffs UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH… Read More »The Story of Blue Ridge Springs Orchard v. Government Corruption: Letter to Judge Robert J. Conrad August 29, 2016

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4 Years of legal battles with the Federal Government over Dodd Frank and the denial of a Farm Loan because my house was not modest… Read More »The Story of Blue Ridge Springs Orchard v. Government Corruption: Wanted Collateralized Real Estate Loan. 2 To 1 Collateral

Below is the expressed Opinion of the Federal Court of Appeals Federal District. It proclaims to be the  Opinion of Federal appellate Judges including that… Read More »The Story of Blue Ridge Springs Orchard v. Government Corruption: Federal Court Opinion Balances Scales of Justice With Lies

In chapter three of Necessary Trouble, Sarah Jaffe covers the struggles of Walmart workers fighting for better pay, conditions and rights at work. This excerpt addresses… Read More »Why Walmart Matters to 21st Century Working-Class Struggle

The biggest cities in Montana would probably be considered small towns in most states. Only three have populations greater than 50,000. Yet Democratic Gov. Steve… Read More »Why Rural America Is Increasingly Red

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