The next General Council Meeting information is now posted. Click here to see it.

The minutes for the General Council Meeting (Feb. 5, 1999) have been posted. Click here to see them.

There is a new article in the "Editorial" Section, called: "Know Your Rights" by Jerry King. Read it and share it!

Information about the next General Council Meeting has been posted. Also, the Meeting Schedule has been updated.

Earl Ray Scott, the Clerk of the People's Court of Common Law in Tarrant County, has been hospitalized with pneumonia in Arlington, and now in Mansfield. Although his condition is much improved since taking ill, Mr. Scott is still under constant medical care at Vencor Hospital in Mansfield. Please remember him when you pray. Earl is very active and dedicated to the cause of freedom in Texas. We need him back on his feet post haste!

Here's an unconfirmed report we just received concerning a subject that is very dear to our hearts - the I.R.S. and INCOME TAX. We think you'll like it!

We've just recently heard from Mr. Laning again. As soon as possible, we will be posting Chapter Three of the "Laning-Enloe Debate."

The news is bad. As we were travelling to and preparing for our General Council Meeting in Tyler, our friends, Jack Grebe and Jonie Wise, were being sentenced to 24 years each in the federal pen, after being denied a new trial, in spite of the fact that one of the principal FBI agents admitted to lying about them under oath and the fact that stool-pidgeon John Cain [how appropriate!] admitted to being paid by the feds fifteen thousand Federal Reserve Notes for his part in this entrapment [bearing false witness against his neighbors]. Cain's father himself testified in trial against his son [knowing him to be an habitual liar and a con artist].

Dena Fay, Langham (Roberts), Judicial Affairs Director for Region 8, District 17, has informed us that two of our fellow Texians are scheduled to be sentenced in the de facto court on February 5, 1999, at 9:00 a.m., in Administrator "Judge" Tagle's "Court", which is located in the Cameron County Federal Court House in Brownsville. These men are two of the Texians who were tried after an FBI informant fasely accused them of conspiracy to manufacture "weapons of mass destruction" out of Bic lighters, and supposedly threatening de facto U.S. officials by e-mail. Any of our supporters who can show their solidarity with these victims of de facto "justice" are welcome to witness this travesty in Brownsville.

The General Council, unfortunately, will not be able to attend this event, since they will be expected at the regularly scheduled General Council Meeting on the same day. Many of us, however will be praying for them and watching events, physically from a distance, but with them in spirit.

Here's an important message for all Texas Truckers! Read it, copy it and share it with truckers around the Republic of Texas.

At last, we have a few new things to offer our readers, after such a long interval. Our first General Council Meeting for the year 1999 (in San Antonio) was well attended, very informative and inspiring. You should really try to be with your fellow Texians in some of these meetings. They are well worth the effort. Here is the information about the next one.

Click on this next link to view a letter sent by Secretary of Privatization Ed Brannum to Senator Jeff Wentworth, concerning "ad valorem" taxes and the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report.

Today we mourn the passing of our fellow Texian and Patriot, Secretary of Sciences and Technologies Billy Joe ("Bill") Jeanes. Our hearts and prayers go out for his surviving loved ones - Wife Nelda, Daughter Gracie and other members of his family. His passing was at around 7:00 O'Clock last evening, January 1st.

The funeral service will be held at graveside on Monday morning at 11:00 O'clock, in the Roselawn Cemetery, located on the Western side of U.S.Hwy 377, South of I-35E. His remains will be available for viewing beginning at 12:00 noon, tomorrow Sunday, at the Schmitz Floyd Anderson Funeral Home, located at 120 S. Carroll in Denton. The telephone number there is (817) 382-2214.