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USFS seeking public comments regarding the roadless rule
The U.S. Forest Service is moving to eliminate the Roadless Rule. See why the 30% roadless claim is false and how to comment on new travel management rules.
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USFS seeking public comments regarding new travel management rules
Comment on the U.S. Forest Service travel management rule revision after Executive Order 11644. Urge reopening of National Forest roads and submit comments by September 23, 2026.
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YouTuber @WastelandByWednesday reveals California’s massive renewable energy failure
Watch Wasteland By Wednesday sneak into the failing Ivanpah Power Station in California. This shocking video exposes the harsh reality of green renewable energy projects when government subsidies run dry. Broken mirrors, abandoned towers, and an environmental disaster at America’s once-famous solar plant.
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President Trump just reopened every closed road on public land in the US
President Trump’s Executive Order 14408 eliminates Executive Order 11644, removing federal authority to close roads and restrict cross-country travel on public lands. Discover how to legally reestablish historic trails using 1970s-80s USGS maps and your rights under the Mining Act of 1866.
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MASSIVE VICTORY | Pres Trump permanently ends Travel Management Planning by rescinding EO 11644
President Trump rescinds Executive Orders 11644 and 11989, ending the federal travel management framework that has driven public land road closures for decades. Learn what this means for RS2477 rights, public land access, and the future of motorized recreation.
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Pro Tip #8 | The difference between state and federal lands in Arizona
Understand the key differences between federal public lands, Arizona State Trust lands, sovereign Indian lands, and private property in Arizona. Learn which laws apply, how to get a $25 State Trust Land recreation permit, and essential rules for safe, legal backcountry recreation in Arizona.
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Think About It | the similarities between motorized access and the Second Amendment
Think about it. The argument over disrespectful public land users is almost identical to the argument over the Second Amendment. In both cases, individuals driven by political ideology seek to impose new laws, rules, and regulations in an attempt to force everyone to conform to their worldview. They fail to realize that their perspective is…
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Federal Legislative Jurisdiction on public lands in Arizona
Explore federal legislative jurisdiction on Arizona’s public lands: Enclave Clause, Enabling Act, proprietary vs. exclusive jurisdiction, and why state law should govern most BLM/USFS lands. Advocate for access rights.
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Federal land managers have no authority over regular motor vehicles
Discover how Executive Order 11644 defines off-road vehicles (ORVs) and excludes regular cars, trucks, and SUVs from its scope. Learn why it doesn’t authorize road closures on public lands and why we call for its reversal to restore state control over roads and access.
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The Water Heist: How the City of Surprise is seizing water rights
Uncover the City of Surprise’s abusive use of eminent domain to seize water rights from rural Arizona communities like Circle City, Wittmann, and Morristown. This investigative report exposes how Surprise’s water grabs fuel urban sprawl, threatening small towns with annexation and loss of autonomy. Read the shocking details of corruption and overreach.
