Circle The Wagons is a site created by Americans for anyone wishing to be heard. This site has been created by the everyday American and has been funded completely out of pocket. This site is a grassroots example of the American spirit. We are not affiliated with any political party, nor are we funded by any.
In the 19th century, when Wagon trains came under attack from outside hostile forces, a circle was formed to create a perimeter. Then everyone would help secure the perimeter from the outside opposing force. This proved very effective and helped to create a very difficult defense to penetrate.
Today the country is facing very hard times, and our traditional way of life is under attack. Our National Defense is being dismantled, Americans are being labeled terrorist or extremist for holding traditional values or a view that is dissenting. Hostile nations are flexing their muscle and now Terrorism is referred to as “Man Caused Disasters”. Any notion of God or faith is being labeled and attacked from all sides for having any existence at all in our nation. The time has come to circle the wagons, and let your voices be heard. The American people have a strong will, and will not tolerate totalitarianism. We strive to provide fair and creditable news for the people, and to let the people voice their concerns when they normally would have no such platform.
Del Mar Dial Co-founded Circle The Wagons.net with his brother Nick Dial. Del Mar is a Software Engineer who has a strong passion for his nation. He, too has felt the frustrations that many millions of Americans have been feeling regarding our nation’s issues. Del Mar decided to join forces with his brother Nick Dial and create a place where all Americans are welcome to come and read up on current events and speak their mind freely. Del Mar is the back bone to creating this site, and has dedicated much of his personal time to provide a free place for people to assemble.
John Stricker brings to us editorial advice and an unbiased extra set of eyes on the articles we publish. He is 53 years old and a 1977 graduate with honors of Fort Hays State University with degrees in Agriculture and Business. John has been a farmer in central Kansas his entire adult life but has also worked at a variety of jobs including mechanic, retail business manager, operations manage of a garment manufacturer, commercial pilot, business analyst, and several other occupations. He has lectured and taught on a diverse range of subjects from cooking to aviation safety.
