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Well here I am again.
It's after 1 AM in the morning and I am unable to sleep. I just can't understand how any one can go about their daily activities as though everything is ok when it's not. It's like a bad dream where the government takes over every part of your life. This means you are not free to make your own choice. you must have permission to go or do anything you want. your future is decided by one man, this includes your job, who you are to marry, the location you live, etc. I do not want this world.
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Pat from Melbourne FL here.
Hope you don't mind, I'm going around posting on some members' "walls" in hopes you and/or some internet surfers will notice the following info and find it of interest...
Please let everyone you know to work as hard as they can starting NOW regarding IMPEACHMENT! The Judiciary Committee IS finally going to at least have a "preliminary" hearing next Friday, July 25th at 10AM (Rayburn Room 2141). Of course they're downplaying it. Intriguingly, 'tho, Kucinich may bring an important sidekick to his presentation in Committee... “Legislative leaders of a foreign capital” have a “new angle that I haven’t thought of before but is relevant.”
If you wish, post any insights that YOU have or any feedback at my page: http://ImpeachSpace.ning.com/profile/Pat
1. Call your Representative. Urge him/her to call for FORMAL hearings in the Judiciary to follow the "preliminary" hearing of July 25. Ask him/her to sign Kucinich's resolutions to impeach Bush (H.Res.1258 and H.Res.1345).
2. Send an "official" email to your Representative via Rep. Dennis Kucinich's impeachment petition
http://impeachment.kucinich.us/petition/
3. Contact every member of the Judiciary! Don't omit the Republicans, even if you contact them last. NINE House Republicans (contrary to the minority leadership's strategy) voted to send Kucinich's latest impeachment proposal, H.Res.1345--which stated that Bush had lied to Congress to get authorization for his invasion of Iraq--to the Judiciary Committee!
The point is to encourage the Judiciary Committee members to take the July 25 "preliminary" hearings seriously (not just a Pelosi ploy to win votes among disenchanted Democratic voters) and to speak up in favor of formal hearings afterwards, preferably beginning within the 2 weeks following the July 25th hearing. Tell them that nothing on their schedule is MORE important (and why, in your opinion, of course). Importantly, ask each member to consider showing their support for one or the other (or both) of Kucinich's resolutions with articles of impeachment by co-sponsoring H.Res.1258 and H.Res.1345.
4. Contact the mainstream media and demand that they start NOW to report on the impeachment issue and that they cover the July 25th hearing! Write a letter to your local newspaper. Email / call national media outlets. Here's one list http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=111 for contact info; here's another... http://www.rense.com/mediacontact.htm
5. SPREAD THE WORD as much as you're willing and humanly able to do... Make sure that at least your fellow Americans have heard about the July 25th hearing to discuss the actions of President George W. Bush; perhaps they'll be interested in contacting their Congress person, etc. Talk with friends and neighbors. Email people you know. Share your opinion on internet blogs and websites that allow comments.
Thanks,
Pat