Hawthorne was a small community in Aiken County, South Carolina.   When the construction of the Savannah River Site nuclear reservation took place  in 1950, Hawthorne and its handful of residents had to be removed.  The climate of the times and the onset of the Cold War meant the end of this community.  As the years passed, Hawthorne and its story were lost.  This documentary combines interviews with two surviving residents, historical documents and photos, and archaeology to draw the viewer into this very tumultuous time.

Produced in 2017 by Archaeological Legacy Institute

1. 3 PLF case representing the 3 P’s of our practice areas:

a. Clark v. Seattle (personal liberties)

b.People for the ethical treatment of property v. Us fish and wildlife service (property rights)

c. Center for biological diversity v. Zinke (procedural guarantees)

2. California Considering Ban on internal combustion cars

3. New Tax Plan could hit Californians hard

"How the US Government Spies on People Who Protest -- Including You" (14.5 minutes)

What’s really being normalized is leftist bad behavior

Manafort wiretap: so-called Russian Collusion in election a real problem or just another distraction?

Global warming (aka “Climate Change”): “settled science” or simply political science?

Jedediah Bila departs after 1 year as resident libertarian on ABC’s “The View”. Is she headed for something better, or just being punished for confronting Hillary Clinton?

Adrian Moore’s reasons for leaving California?