Sunday’s pro-Bradley Manning demonstration at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo went off without a hitch. My guess would be that we passed out literature and talked with well over 200 people in about four hours.

We were located on the street corners closest to the entrance of the midway pavilion, which was swamped [...]

On Dec. 9, Fort Worth’s Human Relations Commission hosted Human Rights Day 2010 on the TCU campus. Fort Worth councilman Joel Burns gave an introductory speech before a crowd of about 40 people, though he left before the film screenings began.

The first movie, “12 Stones,” documented the efforts of women in a Nepal [...]

Monday morning’s Fully Informed Jury Association (FIJA) outreach was pretty uneventful except for again seeing “a total apologist for government aggression and discrimination” who we had first met in April.

The self-identified Tarrant County lawyer, whose name I have yet to discover, gave us a scowling look but did not object as Katy [...]

Saturday’s food drive in Haltom City for Union Gospel Mission was a great time. We did better than even Katy or I thought possible for just two and a half hours of work.

For anyone not familiar, Union Gospel Mission is a private charity in Tarrant County that has helped feed homeless families and [...]

In June, I took some notes at a workshop hosted by the Institute for Justice, a libertarian public interest law firm helping to build a grassroots resistance to the Trinity River Vision eminent domain abuse. The lead organization working on behalf of those affected in the county is Citizens Who Care.

Personally, I [...]

fightfortruth and I distributed about 270 brochures to potential jurors and some county employees. It seemed to be a light jury pool today. Otherwise, we could have reached more people.

We passed out a different brochure [PDF] this time, “A Primer for Prospective Jurors.” We think it is more professional looking in addition to [...]