When Arizona Mormon Congressman Jeff Flake was first elected in 2000, he pledged to serve no more than three terms in Congress, leaving no later than January of the year 2007. But, in early 2005, shortly after being elected a third time, Flake announced that he changed his mind and would run again. He is quoted at the time as saying, "It was a mistake to limit my own terms". Regardless, ever since Congressman Flake was  elected, has been trying to normalize US relations with Fidel Castro and Cuba.

Chevie Kehoe was raised in Deep Lake, Washington, which is deep in the heart of radical Mormon “Christian Identity” country. The area encompassing the heart of Mormon “Christian Identity” separatism includes Deep Lake and Metaline Falls, Washington in the west, Bountiful and Creston, British Columbia in the north and Hayden Lake, Idaho in the south.

Dennis Mahon was based in Tulsa, OK when he was being paid by Saddam Hussein to rally against the 1991 Gulf War and helped to plan the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. But, right after 9/11, Mahon moved his entire WAR operation frrom Tulsa, OK to Kingman, AZ in order to grow his WAR franchise with Mormons in the Southwest. After relocationg to Kingman, Mahon attended Aryan Fest in Phoenix, AZ in February of 2004 in order to to gain additional exposure into the Phoenix market.

During Timothy McVeigh’s trial in Denver, Elohim City’s revered religious leader, Robert Millar, testified that Dennis Mahon hosted McVeigh’s first visit to Elohim City, which was specifically made so that Mahon, Nichols, McVeigh and Strassmeir could discuss resurrecting James Ellison's, the Mormon founder of the radical Mormon Christian Identity group the Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord's (CSA's), 1983 plot to bomb the Murrah building in Oklahoma City.

September 11, 2001

Dennis Mahon

Nichols, McVeigh, Strassmeir, Mahon, Langan & Kehoe

Robert Matthews and The Order

Pearce, white supremacy and the Mormon religion:

For whatever reason, Mike Leach committed professional sucide and abruptly truncated his coaching career at Texas Tech. First, he prolonged his contract negotiations for months before signing his new 5-year $12.7 million dollar contract extension with TexasTech.