Branson Hunter
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Branson Hunter commented on the post, Are Morongo Basin councilmembers losing the war on legal weed? 1 day, 8 hours ago
Hence, 77% of cities in California have undermined the voters of California who voted to regulate and make weed legal for adults. Ting’s bill would put the power back with California voters. Why should local councilmembers have the last say on California law? That ‘s not the damn Rule of Law. The law doesn’t apply to 77% of the state or residents…[Read more]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, Bond issue transparency still under assault 1 day, 12 hours ago
Dan Walters’ article below highlights the attempt to overturn or dilute California law requiring that local officials make a good faith estimate of how much property taxes will be increased to repay the […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, Are Morongo Basin councilmembers losing the war on legal weed? 2 days, 5 hours ago
Twentynine Palms and Yucca Valley councils have enjoyed catastrophic and rigid control over residents of Morongo Basin in terms of a complete prohibition on the delivery and sales of adult and medical le […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, This guy is weird 3 days, 5 hours ago
Jack Dorsey is not a resident of Morongo Basin. He is founder and CEO of Twitter.
However his personal lifestyle is a bit more laid-back than most of us who live here in the Shangri-La of the desert — the […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, Bob Dylan gets pissed at fans, pauses his World Tour concert show in Vienna 3 days, 9 hours ago
“We can either play or pose,” Dylan barked into a microphone at a Vienna show. “Okay?”
Vienna, Austria – News sources from around the globe used an assortments of verb to describe Dylan’s angst with fans duri […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, CA Supreme Court Upholds Local Ordinance Regulating Aesthetics of Wireless Facilities 4 days, 15 hours ago
On April 4, in T-Mobile West v. City and County of San Francisco, the California Supreme Court issued an opinion upholding a San Francisco ordinance imposing certain aesthetic standards on wireless facilities […]
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I think cleaning the human feces and the millions of used hypodermic needles off the streets is far more important than a 5g router stuck on a pole.
How about doing something about the homeless and the illegal aliens that crowd the streets…..
San Francisco by and large is the definition of Trumps “Shit Hole.”
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Branson Hunter commented on the post, California may be reaching the point of ‘taxuration’ 1 week, 1 day ago
The old and fat King with a resort home in Mar-a-Lago can’t pronounce Venezuela. He has a hard time understanding much of anything that requires a complete thought.
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, Commentary: “The Flying Doctors” in the Morongo Basin tomorrow, serving the poor with dental- medical need 1 week, 2 days ago
Updated 4-13-19: The Flying Doctor team will serve the underserved population in our area tomorrow, April 13, 2019, at Copper Mountain College, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lineup begins very early at 6 a.m. They are […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, California may be reaching the point of ‘taxuration’ 2 weeks, 5 days ago
Public Policy Institute of California: Californians think they pay more taxes to state and local governments than they should; Californians say the state’s tax system is unfair.
By Jon Coupal
The phe […]
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Can you say, Venezuela?
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The old and fat King with a resort home in Mar-a-Lago can’t pronounce Venezuela. He has a hard time understanding much of anything that requires a complete thought.
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, Sentinel: S.B. City Hall Cannabis Licensing: ‘Indications’ of Graft involving officials, staff and City Manager 3 weeks, 5 days ago
Synopsis: On February 25, Washington LLC filed a lawsuit against the City of San Bernardino which essentially charges the city’s officials with being on the take. “Over 50 percent of the issued licenses were ill […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, FWIW: Pesticide residues found in 70% of produce sold in US even after washing 1 month ago
Strawberries, spinach and kale among most pesticide-heavy
Conventionally farmed kale could contain up to 18 pesticidesAccording to the Environmental Working Group’s annual analysis of US Department o […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, Maybe it’s time for California’s taxpayers to go on strike 1 month, 2 weeks ago
By Jon Coupal
Around California, public school teachers are on strike seeking more pay, better benefits and less competition from charter schools. They are also demanding that the rest of us pay higher taxes. […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, [Arrested this morning] Yucca Valley: Gregory Brazee, 35, resident of San Bernardino Wanted for Attempt Murder 1 month, 2 weeks ago
Arrest SUMMARY:
On Wednesday, March 6, 2019, at approximately 6:40 am, deputies responded to the report of a citizen seeing Gregory Brazee at the WalMart in Yucca Valley. Brazee was arrested without incident and […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, To catch a cactus thief: national parks fight a thorny problem 2 months ago
In the US alone, sales of cacti and succulents surged 64% between 2012 and 2017; a market that is now estimated to be worth tens of millions. But rising demand has met a thorny problem: cacti are extremely sl […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, SIRIUS The Brightest Star Will Disappear February 18 2 months ago
An asteroid will block the brightest star in the night sky
On February 18, 2019 a four-mile wide asteroid is going to pass in front of Sirius, the sky’s brightest star, and block its light for just under two […]
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That was a real dog of a story………
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Sirius is also known colloquially as the “Dog Star”,
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, Sentinel: Rowe Staff Hiring Scandal Metastasizes To Other Supervisors’ Offices 2 months ago
By Mark Gutglueck The San Bernardino Sentinel
Emerging detail and further revelations about the board of supervisors’ selection of Dawn Rowe as Third District supervisor in December and her hiring of two “ […]
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It is shocking to learn that Cook is more of a dirt bag than I ever knew. Tim Donnelly would have been a breath of fresh air in this crazy county.
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, Joshua Tree Gateway Communities/Los Angeles: Tale of Three Municipalities 2 months, 1 week ago
The Town of Yucca Valley and City of Twentynine Palms — both of which are “Joshua Tree Gateway Communities” — situated in the Hi-Desert Morongo Valley have taken council positions declaring they are n […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, The Sentinel: Controversy Over Rowe Hiring Political Hit Man With Taxpayer Money 2 months, 2 weeks ago
San Bernardino County – January 1, 2019
Recently appointed Third District Supervisor Dawn Rowe has stepped into controversy by loading her staff with a core of staff members political operatives who are […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, A Meteorite struck the Super Blood Wolf Moon while we were watching it on Sunday 2 months, 4 weeks ago
While we were ooh-and-aah’ing, and shivering, Sunday night watching and photographing the Super Blood Wolf Moon and Total Lunar Eclipse event, a small meteorite struck the moon right in front of our eyes at 11 […]
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Branson Hunter wrote a new post, 29 Palms city called out for reactionary attitudes; opposing expansion of tribal sovereignty; Project Phoenix scam; Anti-Sanctuary City ordinance, and 50‘s mentality 2 months, 4 weeks ago
“[29 Palms Band of Mission Indians] are thriving and ready and willing to invest locally. Twentynine Palms is sort of belly up and waving a tin cup.”
Listen to all this BS from the City Council.
They’re green […]
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Hence, 77% of cities in California have undermined the voters of California who voted to regulate and make weed legal for adults. Ting’s bill would put the power back with California voters. Why should local councilmembers have the last say on California law? That ‘s not the damn Rule of Law. The law doesn’t apply to 77% of the state or residents living in those cities and towns. Lawmakers are wising to that loophole in which grants towns and cities an exemption from Caliornia law. Council are granted the right to abuse their powers and make decisions that aren’t always in the public’s interest.