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Comment by Twana Blevins on March 1, 2010 at 1:00pm
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Comment by Twana Blevins on February 28, 2010 at 11:40pm
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To monitor ballots, someone would have to go to the local clerks office (check with county clerk) and request the number of absentee ballots being sent and ask for a list of absentee voters and registered voters. NOTE you should be able to obtain a list of just absentee voters. Ask when the ballots are to be sent. Go to the clerks office the day of the mailing and say you want to check off each name on the list. Now if this is a big list you most likely will need several people so you do no interfere with the mail. After that is done then send letter to the absentee voters requesting a confirmation that they have received their ballot and the day they returned the ballot. Then on election day make sure people are there when the ballots are opened.
In some areas this will not be a problem, but in places where there are traitors such as nanny pelousy, harry red, barney flake, barbara poxer, etc this must be done!!!!
Betz Hermes
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Comment by Twana Blevins on February 26, 2010 at 11:17am
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Many of our deployed troops votes were not counted in the last election. This is nothing new, it was just more obvious the last election. It has been going on since the 90's that I am aware of and maybe before then.
Some states, districts worked underhandedly to make sure our deployed troops didn't vote by making sure they didn't send the ballots out in time to ensure they wouldn't be received in time. Well we all remember much of the crimes committed last election. But this has been going on for a long time.
I've been paying attention to our (We The People) pattern of dealing with this.
Right before the elections, we talk about it, Then it's election time. Then after the election, we learn nothing has changed EXCEPT the marine corps got their voting system down pat. I didn't hear of any voting problems with deployed marines, but I don't know every marine so....
After the last election we of course again learned many of our deployed troops votes were not counted. This was all due to very underhanded tactics of many.
Is it honorable that we allow this to continue to happen? These are the very men and women who take their oath seriously. They are the very men and women who honor service, integrity and sacrifice for our Republic and our Constitution. Many of these have sacrificed much for us, limbs, blood and their lives.
I find it down right wrong and obnoxious that we the people allow our deployed troops votes to not be counted! I find it down right wrong and obnoxious that our politicians are so criminal that the likes of Nancy Pelosi bused in illegals to vote for her....and Pelosi was not the only one known (for a fact) that pulled that crap.
Think about that! Illegals bused in to vote and our deployed troops votes were not counted.
After the election we learned again many of our deployed troops votes were not counted. We got angry and raised our voices for about a month - and then again as previously done - We forgot about it and moved on to the next battle.
Now we have the elections coming up in Nov. We are making our plans, etc. I say this time we get ahead of this criminal action and make sure our troops votes are counted.
I need people in all your state districts to research and find out if any of your districts did the unthinkable to our deployed troops. Also talk to the veterans, ask if their vote counted, if not, ask what excuses were handed down to them.
Also I, no, our deployed troops need people to make sure in all districts you let the people in charge of voting know you and others are aware of this and are watching to make sure it doesn't happen again. Then follow through.
Please contact me and let me know who of you have chosen to take care of this important work. Our Troops have our backs, who has theirs?
Here is a link that will be helpful for you and for you to get to our deployed troops.
The Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act Overview
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Comment by Harry Riley on February 3, 2010 at 7:18pm -
Passing of a Brother...................
Bill"Snap"Lines
United States Army
Vietnam Veteran
In Country MC
PGR Past President
Alabama/Georgia Senior Ride Captain
Montgomery, Alabama
04,05Feb10
It is with a very heavy heart to announce the passing of a truly great American Hero. Our Hero, our Friend, our Mentor passed away this afternoon after being involved in a motorcycle accident. Bill"Snap"Lines was truly one of the finest Americans who ever graced this earth, and stood for all that stood for us. Snap was returning from a mission in Georgia when he was involved in a motorcycle accident, and now he shall forever soar with eagles. The passing of this Hero will be forever etched in the memory of all whoever met him, his smile, his grace, and a simple Thank You. Snap never met a stranger, and never hesitated to Welcome a brother Vietnam Vet Home. He will surely be missed by everyone, but we will always remember Him for his quest to make the PGR what it is today.
Snap was a highly decorated Warrior, serving in Vietnam from April 1967 to July 1968 with the Big Red 1. Snap extended his tour so that he could return home with his long time friend Dusty. Snap also had a brother who did not return home from Vietnam, and this was the reason Snap chose to fight for his country. SSG Lines Earned The Distinguished Service Cross for his Distinguished and Gallant Bravery in Vietnam. Snap was also the recipient of 5 Bronze Stars (ALL with V for Valor), 2 Purple Hearts, 2 Army Commendation Medals, The Combat Infantryman Badge. Airborne Jump Wings, and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry and Numerous other Awards. Snap was also put in for the Congressional Medal of Honor. As you can see our friend was truly an American Hero.
Snap was married 27 years to a wonderful lady, and PGR member. Linda was always at his side, and always stood with her flag beside him. Linda and Snap had just celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary January 14th. They were not just husband and wife, they were best friends. Linda was so lucky to have at her side her family, friends, ICVMC Brothers and wives, and PGR members several who traveled many miles to be with her. Linda expresses her Thanks to all of you for your thoughts and prayers.
Snap was a member of the In Country Motorcycle Club, a club made up of only Vietnam Veterans. Dave"Animal"Reed commented on Snap's dedication to the PGR, and how he advised no matter the weather he will make as many missions as possible. Snap was also formerly a Honorary Member of the Blue Knights Alabama IV, although never a Police Officer, his respect for humanity gave him that position. Snap was one of the most memorable PGR members ever, very seldom spoke, but when he did we all listened. Snap believed in ole school PGR, show up, Stand with Flag, say Thank You and go home. He served one year as President of the PGR, and was awarded the Silver Spoke Award by NCOM. So my friends you see Snap loved the motorcycles, but most of all he loved his country. Snap was a mentor to everyone.
The PGR has been invited to ride and stand in silent honor for this truly Great American hero. The PGR will assist the ICMC in honoring their Brother, and insuring that Snap gets the Parade he so much desired. This is an Honor that only comes once in a life time, and my friends our time is now. Although our time with Snap was cut way to short, the memories will last our life time.
Mission Information
We apologize for the delay in staging information. We had several obstacles to overcome in the mission stages of our Hero's arrangements, and wanted to insure the safety to all involved. Please remember Snap was also a brother in the ICVMC, and they have lead in most of the arrangements. The PGR will handle the visitation, as many of the ICVMC Nationwide will be attending, and we will give them the chance to be with Linda and her wonderful family. All PGR members are also encouraged to visit with everyone.
As you will notice their is NO procession from the Funeral Home to the Interment. ICVMC and Family will be ecorting our Hero, and due to the numbers and weather, we have to put safety first. PGR and other Clubs are highly encouraged to stage in Phenix City, and local and out of towners will stage in Montgomery and ride together to the Phenix City staging. If you arrive at Funeral Home on friday morning you will be directed to Phenix City staging. Also notice the two different time zones, that is the reason for the staging times being placed in Central and Eastern times may seem a little confusing, but the times are correct. If you have a State Flag of your State please bring to show Linda how many States are represented.
As we stage in Phenix City we ask all Vietnam Veterans to pull in front as all of you will lead the procession, this will be in Honor of Snaps brother who never returned from Vietnam, and the many others who also gave their lives, and the MIA's who wait to come home. Larry Klein, Ride Captain of Snaps last mission will lead this procession.
The State of Alabama would like to Thank All of you for your thoughts and prayers for this Great Warrior and his family. You have helped them through very troubled times. It is also asked that in Lieu of Flowers send donations to Memory of Snap 9649 GreyThorne Way, Montgomery, Alabama 36117.
Please refer to the thread on the web site for any additional updates, or changes http://patriotguard.org/ALLForums/tabid/61/forumid/11/postid/132183...
SNAPS MISSION ITINERARY
Heroes Visitation: 04Feb10 (Thursday)
Time: 1700-1900 Hours
Flag Line in place at 1630 Hours
Staging at Funeral Home: 1615 Hours
Leak Memory Chapel
945 Lincoln Road
Montgomery, Alabama
Interment with Full Military Honors: 05Feb10 ( Friday )
Time: 1100 Eastern Time
Fort Mitchell National Cemetery
553 Highway 165
Fort Mitchell Alabama
Staging for Cages:
Fort Mitchell National Cemetery
553 Highway 165
Fort Mitchell Alabama
1000hrs (Eastern Time)
Mission Staging: ( Procession )
Kmart Parking Lot
2003 US Hwy 280
Phenix City Alabama
Time: 0930 ( Eastern Time )
We will be kick stand ready at 1000 Hours. The ICVMC and family procession will stop briefly to allow the PGR to lead the escort. If you are in cage you will be asked to join the Flag Wagons at the cemetery prior to our arrival. One of Linda's wishes is to pull in and see all of the flags.
Montgomery Staging: (Friday) For local and out of town members (Snaps Bunch )
Time: 0630 KSU 0645 ( Central Times )
Sam's Club Parking Lot (Exit 6)
1080 Eastern Boulevard
Montgomery, Alabama
This group will join the Phenix City staging. (80 Miles)
Safety Alert:
Weather for Montgomery and Phenix City Alabama
Thursday 49 with 100 percent chance of rain
Friday 53 with 90 percent chance of rain
CAGING IS HIGHLY ENCOURAGED !!!
If the rain chances do not get any better, and by the request of Linda, please attend the mission in your cage. Linda also advised it does not matter how you get there, only that you get there safely. Linda has advised me time and time again that safety on this mission is a must, although motorcycles and flags are beautiful, she also said so is the flag line when you arrive at the Cemetery. We have plenty of local riders that can handle the procession. Please consider, especially our out of towners, of attending both parts of the mission in your cage. Please monitor the weather daily for any changes that may occur, but please consider your Safety first.
Mission Coordinator: Paul"Penguin"Reynolds alabamapgr@gmail.com
Honorary Ride Captains: In Country (Vietnam ) Motorcycle Club
Family Assistance Captain: David"Dusty"Williams - Blue Knights
Visitation Ride Captain: Jim"Dinky Dau" Lorenzo
Interment Coordinator: Mike"Stay Low" Childree Regional Captain
Procession Leader: Larry Klein (Georgia Ride Captain )
Flag Wagons: Alabama and Georgia
Paul"Penguin"Reynolds
Alabama State Captain
In Honor of all who have served
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Comment by Just Jackie_Bo on February 2, 2010 at 6:57am -
What is Barber's first name?
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Comment by Bill Dent on February 2, 2010 at 6:44am -
The below was taken from Docs Political Parlor.Net. If we are to elect Patriots we need to support this man.
Contributions from individuals make up 72 percent of Barber's donations, according to the group.
Barber, a Marine Corps veteran, has been active with the Tea Party, a conservative group pushing for less government. Political observers said that affiliation has helped his campaign, but he still may not have enough money to sway Republican voters before the primary.
"That's the only thing that makes him a factor," said Wasserman, adding that without those ties, Barber's campaign contributions would pale compared to Roby's. "He wouldn't have any other lifeline."
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Comment by Bill Dent on January 3, 2010 at 6:01am
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OK friends--It is time to get going on this years plans. I still think communication is priority ONE; There are national events in Tenn and DC already planned. Who is going? There is a plan to occupy DC, who is supporting this one? There is a big event in PC FL. who is going? And of course there is the election, what candidates are this group supporting? Should Alabama have a Tea Partier/Patriot convention?
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Comment by Bill Atkeison on December 20, 2009 at 12:31pm -
The Common Sense Campaign works closely with Tea Party groups, too ...
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Comment by Bill Dent on December 20, 2009 at 11:46am
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I am in District 2, Bobby Bright, not so bad ,for a democrat. His voting record seems to be right on. I am a member of the Greenville Tea Party Association. We have been having weekly meetings up til this month. We are having a hard time finding a place to meet. So it is in homes, there are active groups all over the state. Contacting them is a problem though. Any suggestions will be appreciated. We have alot of things to do in Alabama as well as DC.
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Comment by Bill Atkeison on December 20, 2009 at 11:42am
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The Common Sense Campaign was formed in Mobile by WWII Veteran, Bataan Death March/Jap Prison Camp Survivor, Glenn Frazier ... Cmdr Pete Riehm, USN (ret) is the executive director ... We have chapters all over Alabama's First Congressional District, several in Mississippi, Tennessee, Chicago, Phoenix, Michigan and others forming.
this is not a political party - this is a movement to get our Country back on track by campaigning and voting only for those who believe in the Constitution of the United States; we seek to restore State Sovereignty; we believe in the First, second, and Tenth Ammendments; we are looking for Term Limits in all government ... We are trying to put a Chapter in every Congressional District in the US - we want to get at least 10% of the Voters in each district to join with us and give a bigger Voice to Americans ...
please check it out ... Common Sense on the Web Common Sense on Facebook Common Sense on Twitter
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