Brief Bio on Ambassador McLaren
Born in the "Show Me" state 43 years ago, Mr. McLaren followed
a childhood dream and moved to Texas in his early twenties. After different
jobs in sales, vintage car rebuilding and technical manual writing for the
classic car industry, he moved to the Davis Mtns. where he has made his
home on the land for the last 18 years.
As an organic farmer and producer of natural wines, he has established
a vineyard and winery here on his land. When he was threatened with the
loss of his farm through a land swindling operation here in Jeff Davis county,
he went into action and began to uncover the much bigger story-the captivity
and theft of The Republic of Texas from her people.
12 years of litigation followed with Mr. McLaren learning to run the
legal gauntlet and to win where others, who were/are lawyers, lost; including
the now federal judge, Bunton. This experience, along with a ferocious love
of freedom, motivated him to take the discovery of the illegal annexation
and join with others of like mind to correct the error and free the Nation.
With a Jeffersonian sense of the law and the people and a Patton-like ability
for strategy and planning, he has worked at a constant pace to press the
fight on towards the people having their say in government.
Recently married to his friend Evelyn of eight years, he has added the
pleasure of being a step- father to his list of interests. While his efforts
in the legal arena have reaped a good harvest, he has plowed his victories
into a land foundation and a grassroots citizen's groups to continue to
educate and support the movement of the people to true rights to their property.
He lives quite humbly in a small trailer with a simple frame add-on.
Deer drink in the front yard and wild turkeys call from the dense forest
of pine, cedar and oak, where he has hiked and rode his horse, covering
many square miles of this majestic mountain range that was once the home
of the Apache war chief Victorio.
While he longs to return to his fields of vines to work the soil and
tend the grapes, his dedication to the cause of an independent nation of
Texas and true sovereign rights of her peoples keeps him working day after
day to bring into full reality this dream of Texians for nearly two hundred
years.
Last Update: 12/31/96
Web Author: White-Eagle, Otto, sui juris
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