Above all, Wilson is independent.  Unlike many local office holders, he is not beholden to special interests, or under the control of well-connected handlers or stakeholders.   And it is Dan Wilson's mission to bring true leadership, and constitutional principles to the office of Sheriff and help free KCSO from the insidious influence of Masonic networks and two-tiered systems of justice.

On August 13, the CDA Planning and Zoning Committee held a public hearing for a new "University District" Zone, that proponents claimed will “protect and maintain the university environment”. But that is the OPPOSITE of what CDA's U-District Zone actually does. What the new zone type does is “facilitate the planned expansion” of private commercial and residential development on NIC’s northern campus. And although CDA planners claim that the U-District Zone will “support and enhance the educat…

Just days before the May primary election, conservative KCRCC precinct organizers were dismayed to see Sheriff Norris featured on a misleading mailer endorsing their NIR-RINO opponents. The mailer was intentionally deceptive. It made it appear as if their RINO challengers, whose campaigns were financed by corporations and NIR power-brokers, were MAGA conservatives. The bogus mailer, funded by the KCSO Employees Association (KCSEA), featured Sheriff Norris and President Trump inviting voters to…

Because the Sheriff’s helicopter is associated with a privately controlled non-profit organization, and because the major donors are wealthy stakeholders, the risk that the Kootenai County Air Support Unit could serve as a conduit for undue influence over the Sheriff’s office is very real.   Several conflicts of interest among helicopter donors have already been identified

The Kootenai County Sheriff’s Helicopter was not paid for by taxpayers, and it is not owned by the Sheriff Department.  It was purchased with money raised by private donors and is controlled by a private corporation.   This is an unusual arrangement and many questions have been raised, including questions about whether a dedicated Air Support Unit for KCSO is needed at all. 

Highways, traffic networks, and transportation issues are an ENORMOUSLY important component of healthy growth, so NISGR thought it might be helpful to publish our analysis of the Rathdrum Prairie PEL Study. The following comments are intended to help Kootenai residents who have not been following transportation issues closely, understand the fundamental issues. Why You Should be Concerned Like most area residents, we love the Rathdrum prairie and want it to retain its rural/suburban char…

A close look at Norris's career and associations shows that he does not have the outlook of a constitutional sheriff, and his record shows that he is not even a true conservative.  For these reasons, Norris critics do not believe that he has the independent frame of mind necessary to stand up the greatest threat to the liberty of the people of Kootenai County—the Federal Government.  

Wow! The Battle of the Precinct Committeemen is getting HOT! The traitorous band of FAKE Republicans who used to control the Idaho GOP want their party back. They are going on the offensive to restore their lost influence, and the battle is being fought at the precinct level. Right now, oodles of stakeholder money—up to $2 Million—is flowing into the coffers of RINO precinct races, state wide. You heard that right. MILLIONS of IACI corporate dollars are being pledged to unseat Conservative…

Since Sheriff Norris’s has declared a Show Your Proof Challenge, NISGR has written an article to show proof that Sheriff Norris is likely a Freemason, or closely associated with Masons. To those who understand how corrupting of an influence Masonry can be on law enforcement, this is a serious concern. One of the problems with accusing someone of having Masonic associations is that the public perception of Freemasonry ranges from that of a harmless patriotic group, to that of a diabolical sec…

This article investigates the U.S. Postal Service and the problems with mail-in ballots. It is nearly impossible to prove fraud, but we can make a strong case that USPS should not be trusted, and its role in elections should be minimized. Wide discrepancies in voter preferences between in-person and mail-in ballots are frequent, and they often decide elections. For example, in 2020 Trump won the “in-person” vote in all fifty states but was defeated because of an incredibly high percentage of…