Virginia joins states in anti-federal government bills
March 8th, 2010
Old Dominion Watchdog.org
By Paige Winfield Cunningham
Virginia delegates are shaking their fists at the federal government by adding to a crop of anti-government legislation sprouting around the country.
A bill aiming to duck out of federal healthcare reform has been approved by Virginia’s general assembly, while similar legislation has been filed in at least 30 other states, according to the Washington-based nonprofit American Legislative Exchange Council. The Virginia House and Senate, along with Gov. Bob McDonnell, are poised this week to approve a final version of the bill, which says citizens cannot be required to have medical insurance.
But that’s not the extent of the anti-federal initiatives. Dozens of states are trying to assert independence from the U.S. government by resisting regulation of firearms, commerce and currency.
Supporters of the bills say they’re defending states’ rights under the 10th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which reserves those powers not expressly granted to the federal government for the states.
The Virginia House has approved bills aimed at protecting firearms and commerce within the state.
March 8th, 2010 at 11:58 pm
Hope my state Oregon gets ok with this idea, but here in Oregon, so darn liberal, I only stay because my son lives here. But this is good in my humble opinion get the federal government a lot smaller, they want to control all you do, I heard today in UK they are putting monitors in trash cans to see how much trash each person throws away and will charge them accordingly. So many Muslim in that country, they are taking it down also, Thistle, you call them ragheads, my sister used to call them disperheads, I not too sure which is correct. God Bless America
March 10th, 2010 at 10:52 am
From website :
http://thejaghunter.wordpress.com/2010/03/08/notice-of-necessity-authority-and-intent-to-conduct-a-citizens-arrest/#comments
Notice of Necessity, Authority, and Intent to conduct a Citizen’s Arrest
Monday, 8 March 2010
Chief of Police Gregg Breeden
Madisonville, Tennessee Police Department
315 Englewood Road
Madisonville, Tennessee 37354
Chief Breeden:
Please accept this Notice of the Necessity, Authority and Intent to conduct a series of imminent Citizen’s Arrests throughout Monroe County Tennessee.
The first arrest plan must be constructed and crafted in cooperation with the Madisonville Police Department. Wisdom dictates the first arrest plan be one that is acceptable to your Police Chief colleagues throughout Monroe County; an arrest plan that can be used again and again.
Time is not a friend. Planning must begin immediately. Contact information is provided separately.
Fair winds, following seas,
/s/
Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III
United States Navy Retired -USNA Class of 1975
Cc: Sweetwater, Tennessee Chief of Police Eddie Byrum
Distribution: Wide
March 10th, 2010 at 8:39 pm
william
Thanks for the link. If this will begin to happen on a Nation wide scale I think it will bear fruit.I have heard Col. Fitzpatrick speak and hes a no nonsense guy and a Patriot of the first degree.I believe its this kind of action that will bring this thing to head.If this doesn’t get the Tall Hats and Long Beards in Washington’s attention , nothing will.Godspeed.
March 10th, 2010 at 10:46 pm
Yes LBTN,Lt.Commander Fitzpatrick has been on the front line against this outrage from the beginning and his courage is unquestionable.Very smart thinking getting these police depts involved if possible because it basically brings them to the forefront whether they like it or not.I am really looking forward to further correspondence.cheers