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July 2,
2006
Right to Petition Tour Rolls From
Same Spot Revolutionary War Began
Video Archives Of Events Available Now
Hartford And Philly Next Events
On Saturday, July 1, We The People’s Right to Petition nationwide tour
kicked off in the very building used over two centuries ago to store the
armaments used against the British troops by the citizens of Concord,
Massachusetts during the first violent confrontation of the Revolutionary
War.
Now the Colonial Inn in Concord, the historic hotel provided a picturesque
backdrop for the first WTP tour event. A spokesman from the inn shared a
brief history of the building's role in the Revolution as part of the
webcast
of the event. On Sunday, WTP held its second tour event in Concord, New
Hampshire.
On Monday morning, the Concord Monitor (NH) ran a
front page story about the WTP event titled, "Giving the feds a piece of
their minds."
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On Monday July 3, WTP will hold its third event in Hartford, Connecticut,
followed by a special Fourth of July webcast from Independence Hall. Right
to Petition
lawsuit
counsel Mark Lane has been the scheduled featured guest speaker for the
first several events and has been accompanied by a documentary film crew
producing a movie about his life and work.
Although there have been a few technical issues that have thus far
prevented live broadcasting of the first events, archived videos of the
first two events are now available for free on-demand viewing.
Click here
to access the archives and the live broadcast links. We expect that the
planned live Internet broadcasts will be fully functional soon.
Anecdotal evidence that our organization’s messages have taken wing was
confirmed when a WTP “Live Free or Die” bumper sticker was spotted
prominently displayed above the Colonial Inn’s lounge bar.
The Right to Petition Tour is Coming to You
Please
support our organization’s efforts to reach out across America, educate our
People about the
Right to
Petition and coalesce the nation’s disparate Liberty
organizations under a common strategy of exercising and enforcing the Right
to Petition.
Check
the
schedule,
volunteer to help the tour succeed and bring your friends and
family to these most important gatherings as we build toward the nationwide
public events to be held on Constitution Day, September 18th.
The next two stops:
JULY 3
Monday HARTFORD, CT
7-9
PM
University of
Hartford
Gray
Conference
Center
University of
Hartford
200 Bloomfield Avenue
West Hartford, CT
06117-1599
http://www.hartford.edu/about/area_map.pdf
Maps:
Google Mapquest
JULY 4
Tuesday PHILADELPHIA, PA
3-5 PM
Philadelphia,
Penn Independence Ballroom
1 North
Independence Mall west
6th &
Market
Street
Philadelphia,
Penn 19106
Phone 215-925-6101
Maps:
Google
Mapquest
Click here
to become a National Task Force volunteer
for our “Why Won’t They Answer?”
RTP tour. You will be contacted shortly!
Click here to
see the Tour
Schedule
Click here for a copy of the
Tour
Brochure
Click here to Join
the WTP Congress
or Renew your membership online.
Want to do it by mail?
Click here for the
print/mail version
Click
here to make a
donation to either the
WTP Foundation (tax-deductible) or the WTP Congress
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