[Fearless Flyers]

Someone in Boca Raton has a personal agenda. You could ask the Mayor to check the phone log for a complaint on the 14th about your freep at the Police Department he won't find it.

[Fraulein]

A large group of citizens wanting tax reform also gathered at the Post Office in Nashville yesterday. They made the news on both radio and television.

Both referred to the group as "libertarians."

[RightOnline]

Your average postal employee......like your average beat cop.......have the IQ's of stalks of celery.

Good for you for sticking up for your rights.

[Fraulein]

Most government employees do not care about the Constitution. If the masses and the government actually cared about the Constitution, then most of those employees would quickly be out of a job.

[Remedy]

Citizens for a Sound Economy

[Marianne]

So I politely asked where I could stand, . . . He informed me that he didn’t know but I couldn’t stay where I was and that he would not allow me to stand on the side walk.
Of course, you were wise to leave, particularly when the officer wouldn't (or couldn't) tell you what the charges would be. However, if you were on the public sidewalk I don't understand why you had to leave. I would like to know what law you were breaking.
Thank you for the report.

[AdamSelene235]

You need to carefully read those Constitutions you are passing out.

The Federalist papers were just propaganda used to trick people into ratifying the Constitution which was itself rigged in favor of a powerful central state. Classic bait and switch.

Check out Boston T. Party's book The Hologram of Liberty for more details on this subject. You might also want to read his text You & the Police for excellent advice on police confrontations.

Also Bastiat's The Law can be purchased in quantities of 100 for $150 from Laissez Faire books. I give away roughly 100 copies a year.

Good Luck and keep up the good work.