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Last week the STAMPEDEreported storm on 9/11 whichcaused the collapse of the MuslimGrand Mosque of Mecca, af a c i l i t y d e s i g n e d t oaccommodate up to 2.2 millionworshipers at once. The mosquesurrounds the most sacred site inIslam. There were 107 killed and

over 200 injured. An engineer forthe developer in charge ofconstruction work at the siteclaimed the incident was an 'actof God'.

Also on the eve before9/11/15, at the New York 9/11 sitethere was another “act of God”: abeautiful rainbow.

The Jews, Christians, andMuslims all trace their historiesback to the same one God.

That suggests this question,“Is God telling us something?”

IS PROVIDENCEGETTING INVOLVED?

(PART 2)

Vol. 2, No. 5Wednesday, September30, 2015 WEEKLY NEWS

JEWISH PACKERS CLOSE PIPELINECATTLE MARKET CRASHES $15 cwt. LIVE IN ONE WEEK

than I can say for R-calf and all the advertisingpaid by the Check-off tax.

Feeding/slaughter bulls are still dollars higherat Crawford versus Torrington. USDA quotedbulls as bringing $95-115.50 at Torrington, whereas, the Publisher’s average cost was $113 atCrawford. Your Publisher did pay $118 for aVotruba bull. It appears the cows were about thesame, as Curtis Schwarting was a no show thisweek at Crawford, even though he was watchingon Cattle USA. His load of $102 feeding cowsbought last week at Crawford look (looked highlast week), and higher today. Bart Weaver did buya load of exposed cows at Gordon last week for$1225 weighing 1240. They look high(er) today,too. Rudy “Butch” Stanko

That’s right cowboys.Cows and Bulls droppedfrom $175 to $300 a headin one week. Yourp u b l i s h e r s p e n t$184,942.68 at Crawfordat the last two sales, and$103,942.48 at Gordon,and $84,937.10 at Martinon Monday. Yourpublisher spent $0 at

Sheridan Livestock and $0 at TorringtonLivestock. Who says advertising does not pay?At least Crawford, Gordon, and Martin have a cowbuyer, your publisher, on the seats that will bid onthe cows, bulls and crippled calves. That’s more

Every Tom, Dick, and Harry cattle buyer will beat Crawford on October 2nd. Time will tellwhether the Jewish money lenders will allowedthem to bid, or finance them. It always seemswhen there is money in the feeding business theJews have an insight as to when to chill-out, andwhen the cattle market is going to crash. Thepresent up and down market is no different. Thefat cattle market went from $224 in the meatthree weeks ago to $214 last week, and it is $202at the writing (Friday night closing) of thisarticle. If you don’t know you should. The meatkehilla (Jewish meat mafia) has their businessmeetings at the synagogue every Friday night.They are always a week ahead of the goyim.

Rudy “Butch” Stanko

CRAWFORD IS EXPECTING 3,500AT THE OCTOBER 2ND SALE

So it is with law and strong emotions. If you arefull of anger (or always extremely happy) yourmind will be focused upon the stimulus, and youwill not be sensitive to other factors. The angrieryou are, the more opportunities you will miss.

You must pretend that your problem issomeone else's problem. You must have a neutralmindset as you work on your case. As your braingets filled with legal research you will find iteasier to cross-connect different factors, if youremotions are low-keyed.

Remember this: Regardless of your emotionalstatus, the facts are the same. Anger destroys yourcapacity to think objectively. Anger is a habit that

Attitude is very important. Common lawstrategy will not work if you have a negativeattitude. Many people who are defending theirrights are also very angry. Not that they are notjustified. However, anger is a luxury of the poor.As the saying goes, "Don't get mad. Get even.”

The whole court process is about getting even.The reason the IRS does not tax court judgmentsis because the judgment is perceived as acompensation for what you lost. For example, ifyou were falsely incarcerated, that time in jail hasa monetary value. The monetary judgment youreceive is a monetary replacement for your injury,

namely for the right you lost.You need to psychologically detach yourself

from your problem. If you don't, if you are tooclose to your problem, you will be blind to youroptions. Your mind will be channeled and youwon't see other opportunities to win.

Have you ever bought a car? (Always a goodemotional experience.)

Did you notice, after you bought your car, howmany other cars on the highway were just likeyours?Those other cars were there all the time. But, untilyour mind was focused by your purchase, youwere not sensitive to their presence.

ATTITUDE AND LAW

See Page 3 ATTITUDE

ANSWER TO RANCHERS’ PRAISING BRAND INSPECTIONI realize there are three to five

generations of Wyoming andWestern Nebraska cowboys andcowgirls, who have been raised orinherited mandatory brand lawsfor over 125 years. They havebeen raised under the umbrella ofconsenting to brand inspectors totrespass on their private propertyand inspect their privateproperty. This idea of consensualmandatory inspection originatedin Cheyenne, Wyoming andpromulgated by the area cattlebarons, which in includedWestern Nebraska, and whoc l a i m e d t h e g r a n g e r s(homesteaders) were rustling,branding, or rebranding the bigcattle company’s livestock. TheJohnson County War was thebeginning. The cattle barons lostthe war and their arbitraryvigilante hangings were chastisedby the population. Thesehangings by the cattle mob did notwork, so with their money, theythen bribed the legislators andpassed laws in the Wyomingt e r r i t o r y p r o h i b i t i n gtransportation of livestock untilthe livestock are State inspected.The Nebraska Sandhill cattlebarons did the same with theLincoln legislators.

Now, those who vow that (themandatory) brand (inspectionlaws are) the best thing since applepie are missing several points.

F i r s t , these mandatoryinspection laws are totallyunconstitutional in violation ofthe 4th Amendment. It iscomparable to making i tunconstitutionally legal) that anycop can walk into your house andinspect it at any time. Underconstitutional law they arerequired to have a warrant. Thissame constitution applies tolivestock and brand inspectors.From personal experiences, thebrand inspection (KGB) [that’sthe Russian equivalent of Hitler’sGestapo or Obama’s 3rd largestdepartment, the new privateCivilian National Security Force--

See note at end of article] hasignored the Constitutions bytrespassing on my property inWyoming and Montana. These(KGB) boot stompers went on myland and confiscated (stole) a cowand calf that I had bought andpaid for in Idaho. The (KGB) soldthem in Riverton, Wyoming. So, Ipersonally have evidence that theWyoming brand inspection is outof hand. Another example is theseWyoming crooks allow Wyomingcowboys to ship cattle to the SouthDakota barns without brandinspection, but not to Nebraskabarns. Communists sticktogether so they can tax on bothends. Nebraska brand authoritiesare in cahoots with Wyomingcrooks, because they wil lconfiscate all the Wyoming’sgranger’s proceeds if he sells themin Nebraska, even though thebrand is legally registered to theshipper/seller with the State ofWyoming. Ask Jack Hunter atCrawford Livestock. The bottomline is: the legislature cannotpromulgate laws that areunconstitutional. Therefore,most of this whole mandatorybrand inspection tradition isunconstitutional.

Second, it appears mostarguments for brand inspectionalleges that it stops thieves orrustlers. This argument is notworth the paper it is written on.Now, I am not stating thatbranding is not worth its effortsfor your use and to keep yourcatt le identif ied from theneighbor’s herds. They also couldbe tagged. I tagged and brandedmy cattle on the 190,000 acreJackson Hole National Forestallotment, because in the wintermonths, you cannot read thebrand due to hair growth. Wintercame in September in themountains. It is legal to brandyour property until your heart iscontent. Sometimes I do andsometimes I don’t. It is a businessdecision. But, your brand or mybrand will not stop professionalthieves from rustling. The thief

can alter the brand, or sell to themany avenues available outsidethe brand area, which in mostcases is less than a couple hundredmiles away, or a thousand miles, ifnecessary. The bottom line is:You have a right to brand yourcattle, and probably should. But,don’t tell me that branding stopsrustling, or that this communistWyoming outfit can steal my cowand calf because I did not brand it.

I received a letter claiming thatbrand inspection is a necessity;because Jerry Kennedy informedthem that their run away heiferswere at the Gordon Livestock.This is a weak argument, becausewho ever hauled them into the salebarn was not a thief (did notattempt to sell them in his ownname) and no charges werepressed for stolen livestock. IfJerry Kennedy had not called, thesale barn would have, because asthe letter states: “it is the brandthat stands out and ‘provesbeyond a doubt’ that they are theowners.” This is how it is handledoutside the brand area, forinstance as the letter states, at theCreighton Sale barn.

The same letter criticized myclaim that brand inspectors useback tags to identify livestock bystating “we have never seen a backtag on any feeder cattle.” Theydid not address my claim thatbrand inspectors do in fact useback tags and not brands, whenbrand inspecting cows and bulls.And contrary to their broadstatement, “(w)e have never seenback tags on feeder cattle at thesale barns,” they obviously havenot sat on the sale barn seats asmany hours as I have. Back tagsare sometimes used on open oruntested feeding heifers andfeeding bulls, and usually on babycalves. It is interesting to note thebrand people receive a tax onevery baby calf, even though it hasno brand to inspect. So, my claimthat brand police do in factoccasionally use other forms ofidentification other than brandswhen inspecting for ownership is

c o r r e c t . W h a t f o r m o fidentification do they use when acritter is not branded? Do theyjust steal it?

Now, I do not want the readersto think that I consider all brandinspectors as boot stomping thugs.Jerry Kennedy, Gary Sandage,Jack Smith and Scott Hicks in thisarea are prince of guys, and areinspectors and not enforcers. Butin my travels I have met severalthugs. My point is: these thugsactually cost the rancher a lotmore than 75¢ a head to inspect.They have a bad attitude towardsdoing a days work for a days pay,and this same attitude reflects oncattle traders. Since cattletraders usually cause them moreeffort, because the traders usuallywill not fresh brand their stock. Afresh brand always devalueslivestock, i.e., it either tips off thecompetition or an extra branddevalues the hide. It must benoted and my experience, that thecattle traders always help themarket.

To stop cattle trading the thugclips all the trading cattle so thecompetition knows when theadversary’s cattle comes into thering, and the competition quiteexpectantly refuses to bid. Thishappened to me in Rushville,Phillip, and years ago in Montanaand I have never been back withlivestock. These thugs know it,and stop cattle trading coldturkey. I have always maintainedthe hair on my cattle is my hair,and the brand inspectors have nolegal authority to clip my cattlewithout my consent. This doesn’tmean anything to the thugs. Theydo it anyway. I have alwaysmaintained Goggins in Billings,Montana hated cattle traders,because he wanted to steel thecattle, himself. He wanted thethugs to clip the hell out of tradercattle. They were in agreement,because the more they did, the lessthey would have to do in thefuture.

It is interesting to note, that

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during the months of Novemberthrough March, brands cannot beread in the first place, because thehair has grown over the brand.Still the brand inspectors do notclip these cattle. So, how do thebrand inspectors ident i fyownership in the winter months?The same way as the Easterners’sale barns do--they automaticallyknow when the cattle are legit.

Now, most of these old cowshave so many brands on them,that when you clip them, it lookslike a jigsaw puzzle. There is noway a brand inspection canusually identify the last owner. Iwill exclude Jerry Kennedy. He isone of the best in figuring out thelast owner, and is the reason hehardly ever brings his clippers toNebraska Beef. But there are notmany Jerry Kennedy’s employedwith the brand taxers. Like mostbrand police, Jerry actually doesnot clip many cattle in the winter.They just automatically knowwhen cattle are legit.

The next argument andquestion is? How do the specificstates of Texas, which is threetimes the size of Nebraska, orIowa or Florida which produce asmuch beef or more than WesternNebraska, have become majorcattle producing States withoutbrand inspection, or while theother 38 states operate without thebrand bureaucracy? In allreality, it should be the sheriff’sduty to investigate cattle thieves,not another government policebureaucracy. We already have acommunist police state withoutbrand police.

Next, you cannot have lawsthat `apply to half the State, butnot the other half. This implicatesthe constitutional and statutorylaw/clause “equal protectionunder the law.” One thing is forcertain. The Eastern cowboys willhave nothing to do with anotherunconstitutional tax, brandvigilantes and Nebraska’s westerncommunist police state. Forinstance, Western Nebraska hasmore highway patrolman perperson, than anywhere in the US.When was the last time anyone inour area was charged for rustling?

Being a successful businessman, Ican clearly see brand inspection isnot a profitable operation, andone never gets a fair or decentreturn for the millions invested forbrand inspection. . There is noway that the Eastern cowboy willallow the (KGB) to imposeunconstitutional laws on him bymaking the whole state abranding state. Where would I gowith my trader cattle? I guess toIowa or Kansas. Wake upWestern granger.

Rudy “Butch” Stanko

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BRAND from Page 2

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By the way, I should mention thatyour general problems have nothingto do with your happiness. True, in agiven situation one may feel angeror happiness, but, that is just apassing moment. Your generalemotional status should be eitherneutral or happy, for your ownhealth's sake if nothing else. And,that's also how you should be as youwrite your papers.

When I'm negotiating with theenemy, I always watch hisemotional status. If he is angry Iknow he is insensitive to hisopportunities. In subtle ways I cantake advantage of his diminishedbrain functioning.

Don't let your emotions entangleyour logic! ###

can be retrained [It takes about 5years to completely change theanger habit; I did it, and you can,too]. ANGER IS A NO-NO, GET ITOUT OF YOUR SYSTEM! Viewyour case neutrally as if you were anattorney representing someone else.Then, and only then, will yourpape r s s t a r t l ook ing moreprofessionally written. See thisexample of a paper written with thatneutrwal attitude.

When you're not working on yourcase, your general attitude towardlife should either be neutral orhappy.

Brain research at University ofCalifornia in Irvine proved thatwhen a person is unhappy or angrythe body produces biochemicals thatstimulate your ability to fight. But aside effect is that those samebiochemicals also destroy yourhealth. It's not good for your healthif you are angry all the time. My own(unproven) observation has beenthat people who are angry all thetime seem to eventually developcancer.

On the other hand, the universityresearch proved that when a personis happy the body producesbiochemicals that make you feelgood.Aside effect is that those samebiochemicals also improve yourhealth. Laughter truly is the bestmedicine.

ATTITUDE from Page 1

"How�s the dictionary getting on?"Winston asked his comrade Syme, whoworked with him in the ResearchDepartment.

"We're getting the language into its finalshape," Syme answered. "By the year 2050at the very latest not a single human beingwill be alive who could understand theconversationweare havingnow."1984,GeorgeOrwell.

LANGUAGE,DICTIONARIES,

AND LAW

In America we speak three languages:Slang, Formal English, and Legal English,Though simular, i f one tr ies tocommunicate using one language while thelistener is listening using another language,t h e r e i s g r e a t o ppo r t u n i t y f o rmiscommunication. This article is writteninLegalEnglish.

SlangIt's the language of the street. It is a

dynamic, loosely defined language, and itcan vary considerably from onegeographical area to the next. It aboundsw i t h s p e c i a l a n d p a r a d o x i c a linterpretations. Once must "grow up" withthe language to fully appreciate itspeculiarities.

Foreigners always have great difficultydealing with the various idioms. Forexample, if you think something isgenuinely wonderful, you could say either,"That's really cool!"or "That's reallyhot!"

Formal EnglishPrecise communications require a more

formal structure. Formal English is taughtin the schools, and it is the language ofchoice when strangers meet to executecommontransactions. It is a stable languagethat typically requires multi-decades orcenturies to evolve itsmeanings.

Unless otherwise specified, Englishdictionaries cast all words in FormalEnglish, with the more common usageplaced at the beginning of the definition.Dictionaries often will show slang or legalmeanings as well. They are placed after themorepopularusages.

This author favors Webster's 1828Dictionary because it is useful inunderstanding words used in the U.S.Constitution. G. & C. Merriam Webster's

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SALE SCHEDULEMONDAY,SEPT. 28 - SPECIALYEARLING&WEIGHUPSALEEqualXRanch�150Ang. strs. 900-1000#, 11Ang. spdhfrs. 850#JFRanch�130Chr.XStrs. 950-1000#OpenBoxRanch�130Ang. strs.-hfrs. 850-950#Pending - 120Ang. strs.-spdhfrs. 800-900#TimmermanBros. � 110Ang. fall strs.-hfrs. 550-625#,

weaned, vaccinated, home raisedMarvin Jobgen - 30Ang. openhfrs. 900#DonHutchison�28Ang. fall strs.-hfrs. 700-750#ManymoreCattle Pending for this Sale.This is a nice lineupofYearlings& fall calves all directly off grass.WeighupCattle 11:00 a.m.,mt Yearlings 12:30p.m.,mtMONDAY, OCT. 5 - SPECIAL WEIGH UP CATTLE SALE 11:00a.m.,mtMONDAY, OCT. 12 - SPECIAL YEARLING, CALF & WEIGH UPSALEMONDAY,OCT. 19 - SPECIALCALF&WEIGHUPSALEMONDAY,OCT. 26 - SPECIALCALF&WEIGHUPSALEMONDAY,NOV. 2 - SPECIALCALF&WEIGHUPSALECalf Sales are liningup for theFall Season. Give us a call 605-685-6716andwewill be happy to visitwith you about yourmarketingneeds.SpecialMondayCattle SalesLive onwww.cattleusa.com

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customers throughout the Midwest. Martin Livestock also has a full-service restaurant in the salebarn.

On September 28, 2015, and as low as this market is getting, buyers still paid apremium for yearlings at Martin.Equal X Ranch 150 Ang strs 900-1,000 -- Mark Johnson from Atkinson bought theload of 956 wt. Steers for $184 or $1,760 a head.JF Ranch 130 Chr.X strs, 960-1,000 -- Roger Peterson paid $180 for a load of these978 wt. Steers or $1,760 a head.Open Box Ranch had 135Ang. strs-hfrs 850-95066 Ranch had 120Ang. strs-hfrs. 800-900--Beef Palmer bought the heifers for $175-$176. The heifers weighed 746 and 670.Mark Johnson bought a load of 9 weight steers at $186.5 or $1735 a head.Marvin Jobgen’s part load of 29 heifers brought $165.25Timmerman Bros. Consigned 110 head of fall calves. Your publisher purchased thesteers at $2.43 weighing 450.

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PLUS CONSIGNMENTSOF LESS THAN 50 HEADMANYThis is an exceptional offering of fancy calves on this Special Anniversary Sale. Thanks to all the consignors &buyers for all your support through the years. We are very blessed to do business with such a great bunch ofpeople.

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Early consignments include:Star Cattle Co 400 Blk Strs & Hfrs 450-600#Tlustos Ranch 275 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 525-625#Sides Ranch 250 RedAng Strs & Hfrs A&S 400-550#Martin & Lois Hanley 250 RedAng Strs, few Hfrs P.C. 550-650#IV Nebraska Ranch LLC 230 Blk, Few Red Strs & Hfrs P.C. 525-600#Doug & Sally Henderson 200 Blk & Bwf Strs P.C. 550-600#Reutter Ranch 170 Char-X Strs & Hfrs P.C. 575-650#Moody Ranch & Barry & Laurie Stewart 160 Blk Strs P.C. 500-600#Vern &Angii Hovland 160 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 375-475#Ben Wegner 160 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 450-575#Putnam & Putnam 150 Blk & Red Strs & Hfrs P.C. 525-625#Brian & SusanWacker 140 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 600-650#Jim & Peggy Fox 135 Blk Strs P.C. 625-675#Doug & Sandy Buckley 120 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 550-600#Furman Ranch, Inc 120 Blk & Bwf Strs & Hfrs P.C. 500-600#Underwood Ranch 112 Blk Strs P.C. 500-550#JasonTaylor 105 Blk&BwfStrs&HfrsP.C. 525-575#Weldon Ranch 100 Blk Strs P.C. 500-575#Barb Watson 100 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 575-650#Andy & Holly Federle 100 Blk & Bwf Strs P.C. 600-650#Chance Soester 100 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 450-500#Jack & Jackie Buhr 95 Blk Strs P.C. 600-625#Tim & Steph Hruby 95 Blk & Red Strs, few Hfrs P.C. 500-600#Dale Anderson 94 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 500-575#Goddard Ranch 90 Blk & Bwf Strs P.C. 500-575#Travis & NancyAnderson 90 Blk & Bwf Strs & Hfrs P.C. 500-600#Fred & CindyWalker 90 Blk & Bwf Hfrs P.C. & B.V. 600-625#Larry Hauk 90 Blk, Bwf & Char-X Strs & Hfrs P.C. 500-600#Tom & Jeanine Gasseling 80 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 550-650#Randy Schommer 80 Blk Strs P.C. 600-650#Dan Jordan 80 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 550-600#Dale Wright 80 Red & Blk Strs & Hfrs S.S. 450-500#Jim &Ann Mapes 75 Blk Strs & Hfrs P.C. 525-575#Roy Strock 68 Blk & Red Strs & Hfrs P.C. 550-600#Willis & Dave Hoffman 60 RedAng Strs P.C. 575-600#Raben Ranch 60 Bwf & Herf Strs & Hfrs P.C. 600-650#Eric, Xenile & Curt Nixon 60 Red Strs P.C. 575-625#Marc & Kyla Cotant 55 RedAng Strs P.C. 500-600#Shaun & Jessica Hansen 50 Blk & Bwf Strs & Hfrs P.C. 500-550#Laurel & Jamie Lawrence 50 Blk & Bwf Strs & Hfrs P.C. 600-700#Dave & Donna Moore 50 Blk Strs P.C. 500-550#Galey Ranch Inc 50 Blk Strs P.C. 600-650#

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FIELD REP: JUDD HOOS (308) 360-3556 - NICK CUMMINGS JR (605) 685-3658YARD MANAGER: MARK FRANKLIN (308) 360-2252HORSE SALES: LINK THOMPSON (308) 282-9998

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