Watch the PREVIEW

As was the case in Queensbury, the film received a robust ovation when it played last Sunday in Londonderry, New Hampshire, located about 50 miles north of Boston, Massachusetts. 

The film screens next weekend on Saturday, April 1 in Commack on Long Island, New York and on Sunday, April 2 in Fairfield, Connecticut. The film screens the following weekend in San Francisco, California (Sat. April 8) and Las Vegas (Sun. April 9). Details follow: note the varying start times.


LONG ISLAND/COMMACK, New York    FLYER

SATURDAY, April 1    12 NOON - 4 PM
COMMACK MULTIPLEX CINEMAS
Exit 52 off Long Island Expressway
Commack, NY 11725
(631) 462-6952   (Entrance on Commack Rd.)
 

FAIRFIELD, Connecticut   FLYER

SUNDAY, April 2  11:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Community Theater Foundation
1424 Post Road
Fairfield, Connecticut 06824
(203) 255-6112


SAN FRANCISCO, California   FLYER

SATURDAY, April 8   1 PM to 5 PM
Victoria Theatre
2961 16th Street
San Francisco, CA  94103
(415) 863-7576 Theatre
(In the Mission District, between Mission and Van Ness)


LAS VEGAS, Nevada
SUNDAY April 9 ---  11 AM
Tropicana Cinemas
3330 E. Tropicana Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89121
702-277-3413

Support the Distribution

We want to again remind everyone that WTP is engaged in continuing discussions with Aaron Russo regarding the potential for the Foundation to play a significant role in financing a distribution model that will bring this high-impact film to theaters and living rooms nationwide this summer, followed by distribution on DVDs.

As stated previously, we believe this single, fact-filled, educational documentary about the steady erosion of our Freedoms, if seen by millions of Americans, has, by itself, the potential to develop the pro-active, non-violent, mass movement needed to achieve the primary strategic objective of the Foundation: the restoration of Constitutional Order.

Proceeding on this premise, the Foundation is asking those that have the capacity and potential interest in participating with funding the distribution of this film via a tax-deductible donation to the Foundation of $100 or more to please contact us via our on-line form.

Those having an interest in what may yet be the most exciting, high-profile and strategically significant project this Foundation has yet to engage in will be contacted once the details regarding the business plan, project budget, and legal, financial and accounting controls are ready for examination by potential donors.


Schedule Update & Congress Blog

Later this week, WTP will release a list of additional screening event locations.  Check the schedule for all the latest location information and changes.

Visit the WTP Congress blog site, www.wtpcongress.blogspot.com for audio blogs, more photos and additional content related to Russo’s film and the fight to exercise the First Amendment Right to Petition.

Below are several photos from the Ashland, Oregon WTP screening event, which was attended by almost 500 people on March 11:
 

Capacity crowd of 500 in Ashland, Oregon		WTP Chairman Bob Schulz engages the audience
More Schulz & the southern Oregon crowd		Schulz watches with the crowd

Acta Non Verba.
Deeds, Not Words.

Click here to see the movie PREVIEW

Latest Schedule Details

Others will be added soon….Click Here for the latest schedule details including specific locations, times, directions and printable flyers you can use locally to bring attention to these important events.


Story Related Links

Click here to read the Post Star article.

Please CONTACT ME. about a possible tax-deductible donation
to help fund distribution of the film.

PREVIEW the movie

Schedule of regional screening events
 
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Donate & Obtain the Right-to-Petition DVD

More PHOTOS, AUDIO BLOGS and WTP CONTENT...
including a moving letter titled, "Who Thought a Movie Could Change Your Life"
Check out the new WTP Congress blog site!
 

DONATE to support our work and
obtain the new Right-to-Petition Lawsuit DVD !
 

We are using the new WTP DVD documentary about the Right-to-Petition lawsuit to encourage donations so the Foundation can fund the substantial costs of prosecuting the RTP lawsuit through the federal appeals process and execute the Foundation’s Operations Plan which includes the ongoing slate of regional WTP meetings and the April "Hungering For Redress" events in Washington, DC. See The 3-minute Preview:  Dial-up    DSL/Cable     If you are having trouble streaming the previews, RIGHT-Click here and download the preview file (1.2 MB).

Please note the preview videos are lower quality than the actual DVD

Please remember, there is much to do and it is only through your generous support that our vitally important work moves forward. 

We urge all the 1700+ Plaintiffs in the history-making lawsuit, as well as every other WTP supporter to consider making a significant financial commitment so that we may conclude what our organization has begun: The awakening of the soul of America and the reclamation of Freedom.
 
As Thomas Paine wrote in Common Sense: "We have it in our power to begin the world anew ”

For each donation of $100, we will promptly  send you the DVD documenting the events  of the July, 2004 RTP lawsuit kick-off event and WTP protest march through Washington, DC. Click here to Donate & Obtain the RTP DVD You can also obtain the video by mail: WTP Foundation 2458 Ridge Road Queensbury, NY  12804

Learn About WTP's Landmark  Right-to-Petition Lawsuit