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Dr. Joseph Arvay, Mary Hendnek, Ronnie – Vaccines and Health talk 9/28/09 Denver

October 6th, 2009 No comments
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Interview with Jeffry John Aufderheide of VacTRUTH.com 9/9/09

September 14th, 2009 No comments

Recorded clip from In Theory TV. Jeffry John Aufderheide talks about the upcoming Denver Swine Flu vaccine tests on children to start on 9/15/09. This interview was done before he wrote: Ingredients Found in Spermicides, Cleaners, and Cosmetics along with Thimerosal, and Squalene Present in Experimental H1N1 Vaccine. In that article he learns more information about these tests and it is recommended that you read the above linked article.

VIDEO: Luke Korkowski, US CO (R) 2010 Senatorial Q&A on 9/10/09

September 11th, 2009 No comments
Luke Korkowski

Luke Korkowski

At the Northern Colorado Liberty Group‘s September meeting special guest Luke Korkowski took questions from the crowd.

He is campaigning to be the Republican nominee in the 2010 Colorado U.S. Senate race and to eventually be Colorado’s next Senator. Currently Michael Bennett has the position up for grabs in 2010. Korkowski could of given a speech but he opened himself right up to questions and for that I applaud him for that as well as his stand on abolishing the Federal Reserve.

If you visit his web site the first quote you will see in large type is this:

“If we’re willing to think hard together, to overcome our assumptions and our egos, we can solve America’s challenges.”

Part 1
In this section he takes a question on what he would like to repeal and abolish as well as question about health care reform.

Part 2
In this section he is asked which politician is his role model.

Part 3
In this section he is asked about being a statesman, and how he expects to make it past the Republican convention against against the other more well known Republican Senatorial candidates.

RE: Keep you kid out school to so they miss Obama’s Sept 8 speech

September 3rd, 2009 1 comment

Here is my response in to people keeping their children out of school on Sept 8th as to miss Obama’s speech to the kids via the internet. See text of email below for more information or read this article.

(Text from the email I received about this):
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This is from the U.S. Department of Education website, www.ed.gov. Many parents are considering keeping their children home on that day due to the potential political nature of the address. – Dan

Letter From Secretary Arne Duncan to School Principals
August 26, 2009

Please note that the time of this speech has changed to 12:00 noon eastern standard time.
Dear Principal:
In a recent interview with student reporter, Damon Weaver, President Obama announced that on September 8 — the first day of school for many children across America — he will deliver a national address directly to students on the importance of education. The President will challenge students to work hard, set educational goals, and take responsibility for their learning. He will also call for a shared responsibility and commitment on the part of students, parents and educators to ensure that every child in every school receives the best education possible so they can compete in the global economy for good jobs and live rewarding and productive lives as American citizens.
Since taking office, the President has repeatedly focused on education, even as the country faces two wars, the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression and major challenges on issues like energy and health care. The President believes that education is a critical part of building a new foundation for the American economy. Educated people are more active civically and better informed on issues affecting their lives, their families and their futures.
This is the first time an American president has spoken directly to the nation’s school children about persisting and succeeding in school. We encourage you to use this historic moment to help your students get focused and begin the school year strong. I encourage you, your teachers, and students to join me in watching the President deliver this address on Tuesday, September 8, 2009. It will be broadcast live on the White House website www.whitehouse.gov 12:00 noon eastern standard time.
In advance of this address, we would like to share the following resources: a menu of classroom activities for students in grades preK-6 and for students in grades 7-12. These are ideas developed by and for teachers to help engage students and stimulate discussion on the importance of education in their lives. We are also staging a student video contest on education. Details of the video contest will be available on our website www.ed.gov in the coming weeks.
On behalf of all Americans, I want to thank our educators who do society’s most important work by preparing our children for work and for life. No other task is more critical to our economic future and our social progress. I look forward to working with you in the months and years ahead to continue improving the quality of public education we provide all of our children.
Sincerely,
Arne Duncan

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Jerry Patterson: NoCO Liberty Group nominee for the Continental Congress ’09

August 23rd, 2009 No comments

A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by a Colorado state representative of the Continental Congress 2009 asking that our group, the Northern Colorado Liberty Group, nominate somebody to run to be one of three delegates from Colorado. The election is October 10th and Continental Congress is November 9th – 22nd. At our last meeting Jerry Patterson of Fort Collins was selected as our group’s nomination.

I met Jerry during Ron Paul’s Presidential campaign. He was an important asset to our group as he helped teach many of us learn Robert’s Rules of Order as well as share his knowledge he had gained from being at other state conventions. He has a good knowledge of history and a deep understanding of the Constitution. He is logical, fair, and has a sense of humor; he would be an asset to the Continental Congress and I strongly support his candidacy.

See a video of Jerry telling us why he wants to be one of our state’s delegates:

Visit Colorado’s state page to read more about Jerry Patterson and the other nominees by clicking HERE.

Jerry Patterson wrote the following after his nomination
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I would be honored to serve Colorado as one of the delegates to the 2009 Continental Congress. My love for our republic and my heartbreak over its slow and painful destruction continues to grow and grow. As a young boy, watching things like Mr. Smith Goes to Washington and Congressional proceedings on C-SPAN (I never said I was normal) coupled with my knowledge of our history, our hard-fought independence, our brilliantly structured government and Constitution and our rare liberties stirred something deep inside me. I still tear up every time I hear and sing those beautiful words penned by Francis Scott Key while he awaited the desperate fate of his fellow patriots, seeing our beautiful flag still flying high after a fierce battle. It reminds me of the precious gift and sacred trust we have in our country and Constitution that was won with much of our fellow patriots’ blood.

I have waited and hoped that, as the pendulum “always” swings that we would see a peaceable and natural correction back toward our founding principles. I have been found wanting of this “correction” my whole life and now see the light at the end of the tunnel dimming and no swinging back as the current empowered jackals have decided to run our blessed nation squarely off a cliff, entangling us in the affairs of foreign powers and submitting us into their servitude, destroying the American franchise, ruining healthy businesses and turning around and blaming the free market, destroying the value of our currency, meddling in and destroying the lives of every day people for little good reason, taxing our wealth *as individuals* beyond any possible toleration and unfairly punishing the successful, further using this tax code as way to manipulate and dictate our lives, and “solving” the problem of poverty by creating more of it and forcing others to foot the bill. I love our country, our government, and our freedoms that cannot compare to any understanding of history, even the freedoms we still enjoy today – but without intervention we will go the way of Rome, create an empire, because that’s all we’ll have left to do (in fact, we’ve already started – both militarily and via the push towards a North American Union and One World Government) and vote ourselves bread and circuses (called welfare, food stamps, Medicare and soon ObamaCare) and then fall hard, becoming one millionth of what we once were and taking the world with us – at best into a second dark age…or at worst into slavery to a powerful, crushing, worldwide dictatorship.

This Congress is an important step to reverse this ever-darkening trend. It is an assertion of us, THE PEOPLE, that WE WILL have a representative and Constitutional republic and WE WILL NOT be ignored.

I have made it my life goal to work to make the places I live better for my family, my neighbors, Northern Coloradoans, and all my fellow countrymen. I have always looked for ways to solve problems, bring peace, and positive change in ways that promote honesty and integrity in our institutions, encourages good will and good faith actions by all parties involved, and balances liberty and justice. In high school, I took a lower mark in composition for basically calling the Supreme Court treasonous for working harder to find ways around the Constitution than forcing the government to work within its constraints; I was called irreverent. In college, at Iowa State University, I participated in our residence hall legislature. For the simple act of holding an ineffective multicultural awareness group accountable by suggesting we cut their funding; I was called a racist. I have been elected delegate to several State Republican Conventions in Iowa and Colorado through their caucus/convention systems and have served on two central committees for the Larimer County Republican Party as a precinct chair – I dedicated myself to vote for candidates, leaders, and platforms that supported our Constitution, our liberties, and the reduction of the scope and size of government – including standing up for Ron Paul at the last Colorado State Republican Convention. I was appointed to the Commission on Disability in Fort Collins where I worked to find ways to improve access to services provided by taxpayers for all our citizens. I was also on the executive committee of a non profit that raised *private* donations to build a beautiful playground where all Northern Colorado children can come and play, Inspiration Playground. I even went toe to toe in my kids’ school (a parent run charter school) with the Board of Directors in a public meeting whose purpose was to throw out two Directors simply for attempting to call the board to accountability and transparency. I am a member of Ron Paul’s Campaign for Liberty and am like-minded with a great number of other liberty-minded organizations. I am not afraid to stand up for what is right and to keep standing, even if I am the only one.

Outside of the political arena, I have worked to sustain and further build our community by volunteering to coach soccer teams, to help in my kids’ school, and lead technical and nursery ministries at churches I’ve attended over the years – serving today’s generation and building up the next, and learning a lot about practical, effective, and the difference between “lording” versus “servant” leadership.

Of course, I didn’t do any of this so that I could some day tout my life accomplishments or to further some political career, but rather because I want to live in and secure for my children, my grandchildren, and generations thereafter the country Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Franklin and so many others desired to establish here on this Continent, whatever part I can play, large or small, in that work.

As your representative to the Continental Congress, it will be my solemn pledge to stand for the restoration of our God-given rights and our great republic, working diligently to chart the course for how to peaceably and swiftly bring about the restoration.

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