Important Announcements Coming From WTP 
 

The We The People Foundation for Constitutional Education and We The People Congress will soon post announcements regarding important strategy, personnel and organizational development initiatives.

We believe that what we are planning will have far reaching impacts.

In the meantime, we wish to thank the thousands of people who attended one or more of the 37 "Operation Stop Withholding" meetings we conducted around the country during April and May. We are pleased to report that hundreds of company officials are now hearing from people other than the IRS and are learning what the law actually states regarding income tax liability, wage withholding and the right of the People to withhold taxes in order to enforce the right to Petition for Redress of Grievances.

Some companies are being receptive to worker requests to terminate W-4 agreements and have stopped withholding. Many are too afraid to consider doing so because of their fear of the IRS. We are encouraged by the interest in the subject being shown by union locals, specifically the UAW (United Auto Workers) and the IBEW (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.)

In this current environment of vilifying anyone who challenges the actions of the federal government, we applaud those who are willing to stand up and demand answers to valid legal questions. We applaud those Americans who are courageously taking the lawful steps necessary to exercise their rights regarding withholding.

For those people who have asked when we will be visiting their states, we are happy to report that future meetings are now being scheduled for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut and that we intend to schedule meetings in each of the other states that we have not yet been to.

We also wish to thank all those who recently stood with Gene Chapman in Austin, Texas in support of his effort to get the government to answer a single question by citing the specific source of his legal liability to pay the income tax.

Bob Schulz reports that the rally was a fine showing of esprit de corps and that it was good to see so many friends. We were surprised to learn of Gene's decision the next day to end his fast and to now commit to walk some 1300 miles to Washington, DC. We wish him well in his endeavor. People have asked us to post the speech Bob gave in Austin. We are happy to do so. Click here for a copy. 

Finally, we apologize for the behavior of one of our former software contractors who, this week, illegally used a proprietary mailing list of WTP to solicit funds for his personal use.