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* South Carolina is trying to Shut Down the Tea Party! *

** ATTENTION: Residents of South Carolina **

Your Legislators have ABOLISHED Your Rights!

Virginia You are Next!

Could it happen in Your State? Will it happen in Your State?

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http://jimbonham.com/blog/south-carolina-has-abolished-your-rights/

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Farmer Jim

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If you decide to do so, find a couple of "mentors"... a close religious supporter and a well-known political sponsor. All my best to you.

I was serious. What I could detect from reading your explanation, I sensed that your volition lied in "serving" for a purpose.
Have you tried EBAY? Under "buy", there are some good offers.... look for "or best offer" and make your plea with the seller.... it's worked before.

Will you run for office? You'll be another famous state ladygovernor.... and, you'll clean house just like in Alaska. Otherwise, as in the Old West days, get a rope and find a lampost. (smile :-))

Agreed. In this case, someone had to come up with the idea of building a jail... for what real purpose?... then, who got the money?.... then, how did the APF crook know that it was there- and empty?... then, luckily someone did some research on the crook and found out the truth. Now. just backtrack it and find out who, locally, is behind this effort?..... there's lots of money to be made in this.

I thought you might be interested in this. They only expected 100 or so people to show up but over 1,000 did. Take Care - Chuck

Stimulus protesters rally at the Gateway Arch

ST. LOUIS -- A large crowd braved chilly temperatures downtown today to protest President Barack Obama's stimulus program and to throw tea into the Mississippi River.

The gathering was organized by several local conservatives, who estimated the showing at more than 1,000 people. There was no official crowd estimate, but the gathering filled roughly one fourth of the grand staircase from the Gateway Arch grounds down to the levee.

Among the speakers was former football Cardinals tight end Jackie Smith, who took a bullhorn and said, "We are mad as hell and we need to stay mad as hell. Don't let up."

Smith asked the crowd if this was their first protest rally, and most raised their hands.

Bill Hennessy, said he got the idea for the tea party from comments made last week by CNBC business commentator Rick Santelli about the stimulus program. Santelli urged people to have another Boston tea party.

Before the crowd went down to the Mississippi River, Hennessy urged everyone to rip open their tea bags and dump the tea without throwing the paper into the river. The group ended the 50-minute rally by lining up on the river's edge and doing as asked.