… will be the day these tables are surrounded by cops, I’m ask to have my bag checked, I say no, I’m told I can’t enter, I tell them I’ll be taking another bus…

… and I either get home on an alternate bus or am arrested.

This image is from the entryway to the Port Authority terminal for the NJ Transit bus I take twice a day. This evening on my way home I saw for the first time tables positioned as shown with the sign. I’ve seen the sign before but never with tables and always pushed into a corner.

There is simply no way I will tolerate being searched on my way to or from work.

Oh… and do you like the “If you see something, say something” sign in the background? Those are all around the subway stations too.

http://www.campaignforliberty.com/…

Congratulations to everyone for the achievement of this important early goal. To become a force, we must have many more recruited to the cause of liberty and to the C4L. In the coming weeks we will roll-out a web site, new tools, and new materials to help you to reach out to friends, family, and the many millions just now awakening from their slumber to the creeping authoritarianism that now consumes our body politic. We can train, arm, and help prepare you, but it is you who must take responsibility for taking back our nation. This is your revolution and our time is now.

A few days late but not bad. I know some people who went to Minneapolis and filled me in to what this new C4L site will contain. It sounds interesting. It”ll provide voter information for $35 / year subscription fee and they will ask you to do tasks to prove you’re actually doing things. It may sound odd but they want to make sure that those who are involved are serious about doing something. Since it’s 1 person per voting precinct they don’t want people just signing up and not participating. The $35 is actually pretty cheap given the data and services they will provide. In addition, since they are a PAC, they will be able to provide funds for running local liberty candidates and other events.