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Comment by Tish on April 11, 2013 at 12:57pm

RE:  HB786

More here:

http://patriotsforamerica.ning.com/forum/topics/nc-drivers-licenses...

Comment by Tish on April 11, 2013 at 12:38pm

Here is the link to HB786... the bill that gives drivers' licenses to illegals.  We need concerted ACTION on this bill ASAP.  I've included some, but not all, NC legislative contacts below. 

http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/Sessions/2013/Bills/House/PDF/H786v0.pdf

'philbe@ncleg.net'; 'Thom.Tillis@ncleg.net'; 'Paul.Stam@ncleg.net'; 'hal.weatherman@nc.gov'; 'jlforte@ncdot.gov'; 'LT.gov@nc.gov'; 'Robert.Brawley@ncleg.net'

Comment by John McClain on April 2, 2013 at 10:30am

Tish, as one living in the boonies, I second the "email harassment" issue, but I would suggest we get far more "bang for our buck" with state reps this way than we ever have with those who move to D.C.

    I have not seen McCrory's  newsletter, but the key is when the 40 million is returned, accepted by Perdue, on her way out, and as long as the State keeps it, we are legally tied to "adjusting and enmeshing our medicare and medicade to match with obamacare mandates".  The pressure must be put on to return the money, as long as we have not returned it, the acceptance of the proscribed "funding" keeps us under legal obligation as a State, regardless of "The People's" will.

    You are dead right on the balance of powers act, and there is no "maybe", we relinquished our power and authority over the years by simply not exercising it.  We do not get it back by simply reaching out, but we have to demand it, and by the force of principle and the rule of law, after demanding, reaching out and then taking it, and facing down those who would try to deny it.

    Only our, We, The People, changing our ways, and returning to being people who live with the idea we are born with rights, they belong to us, and we will take them and exercise them, without regard to the desires of politicians, but exactly according to "the rule of law", and Our Constitution, belonging to us, and "over" government, as subject to it, and to us.

    We are in this mess because Americans have become passive, and allowed our authority stolen, our rights ignored and trampled.  We get out simply by being the Americans our Founders were, and that means driving our politicians as farmers drive their goats and cows, pigs and chickens.

   It's either our farm, or the politician's, and we choose which we allow it to be.  As much as anything else, we must get ourselves and all our neighbors accustomed to taking the lead, acting when action is needed, and shutting down political "we can't do that" kind of apologetic acts which empower evil by choosing not to confront and demand what is right.

John McClain, Vanceboro

Comment by Tish on March 30, 2013 at 10:56pm

From McCrory's newsletter... no expansion of Medicaid and no healthcare exchange...
I am out of town a lot, so I have no other avenue to use but e-mail to harass our state Reps ... have sent the Balance of Powers Act to Robert Brawley and our Lt Gov, Dan Forest... perhaps we should hammer them to get it passed! Wha'd'ya think?

Comment by John McClain on March 29, 2013 at 10:30am

I've noted lots of action and energy on the main forum, but we are woefully short on any action within our state.

   The substantial change of the last election should have been a call to action, given a republican controlled government for the first time in a while.  We've been operating under principles and procedures of "democratic action" for decades, being "bribed" as a state by the central government, and with our previous administrations buying into it fully.

    We cannot be a Sovereign State while our legislators and our governor accept bribes from Washington, setting the course for our future, based on centrally controlled policy, driven by the goals of those intending to see world government, as those who participated in the "Global Transpork" established, and which have been brought in no less today, than before our election.

    We are either going to follow the obamacare path, as paid for by the 40 million bribe accepted by Purdue, and retained by the current Governor, altering our State run and paid for medicare, to help pay for the vast increase of cost deliberately lied over and covered up, but clear as day now, as all States participating are demonstrating by the substantial changes which come with the "adjustments", adding some 40% to our co-pays, or we choose to send that money back, and help break the "obamacare" package by being one of enough states that refuse to prevent its implementation.

    Just because those in government say we have to do something doesn't make it true, they have power only if we refuse to wield the power that belongs exactly and directly to ourselves, The Sovereign Citizen.

     In States across the Nation, active resistance to the assumption of control over our health care is being staged, the facts are coming to light showing the cost of obamacare was deliberately lied about, and may well run twice as much if no more than advanced as data.

    State governments are choosing whether to cleave to their accustomed range of authority and Rights, necessitating throwing off the weight of obamacare and the many more impositions being worked on, or allowing the central government to assume a greater, more expansive role while preparing their state to lose more of its authority and control.

    The choices are being made in large by how much of the State's population is already dependent and fully relying on central government hand-outs, and political considerations.

    North Carolina is a "fence sitter", we are not utterly dependent yet, on central government handouts, however we have been pushed ever closer to dependency, while special deals made by state government with private business bastardizes our tax system and makes it extraordinarily difficult for any business to accurately forecast its success in the state.

     If we wish to have a "Sovereign State", we must force this issue, and make our choice surpass that of the politicians, who are weighing their opportunities to advance careers, not looking at the best outcomes for Citizens.  Our government will only do our will if we insist upon it, and sit on their shoulders, forcing it.

    If we won't secure our State as Sovereign, we don't stand much chance ever having "citizen sovereignty" unless the majority of other states do what we are afraid to.

   We must assume the full power and authority of Sovereigns if we wish to stop the fall or our Nation, there is simply no other way.  We don't stand much chance getting that accomplished without taking back our Sovereignty in front of our State government.

    We are left with getting active right now, and putting our local officials on notice, our local state offices, such as Sheriffs, on notice, we expect the State powers be exercised by them, and not central government edicts accepted as law.

    We either take our State back, or we are not part of any solution.

Comment by David Swanson on March 12, 2013 at 11:00pm

John McClain,

I would be willing to help organize Western North Carolina.

From all the folks that sign-up for joining the PFA NC Group, the majority of them to seem to come from two regions. First... the Coastal areas of the State. Second... about a 50 mile radius around Charlotte.

For some odd reason there is almost no participation in the Western part of the state yet, so hopefully we can change that. I'm more than a little shocked that we don't have more people from this part of the State getting involved. Especially when you consider the Mountains have always produced some very self reliant people. Also, the mountians are almost the perfect place to set up shop if you want to hide and survive or defend from. For instance... there are thousands of caves scattered all over the area, (I probably only know 75 to 100 personally) with some being natural caves or man-made from past mining operations. The nice thing about the man-made caves is that the best ones had ventilation shafts. Having those shafts means you have a back-door to sneak out of if you happen to get cornered. This is important because anyone that knows anything about defenses does not like the idea of being trapped in a cave with only one way out. Having only one exit/entrance makes it easy for the bad guys to defeat you without any losses to their ranks.

The other plus is WATER. Their are many naturally occurring springs that pop-up all over these mountains. It doesn't matter if you hide out at higher elevations or lower, you will always find a fresh water source. A good example of this is at the top of Mt. Mitchell, the tallest mountain east of the Mississippi. There is a parking area for the Observation tower at the very top of Mt. Mitchell. On the eastern side of the parking area there is a trail that leads you to some great tasting spring water, and it's less than a five minute walk from the parking lot. This is some of the best water here in the mountains, and it is at about 7,000 ft above sea level.

Sorry for the lengthy post. Let me know if I can help you at all.

David Swanson

Comment by Tish on March 12, 2013 at 11:39am

"The constitutional amendment would further provide that the state shall never engage in a general confiscation of weapons and shall never cooperate with any effort to do so."
Ok.... that works for me.

Comment by Twana Blevins on March 12, 2013 at 11:11am

If anyone has information to share with the group here post it in discussion and DO NOT send out mass message! That should be used very sparingly and never used as a data base to spam whether it's important info or not!

Twana

Comment by Twana Blevins on February 26, 2013 at 8:44pm

Everyone in NC please comment here. John McClain is the NC state group leader. We need to hear from all of you who are living in the NC state.

Comment by John McClain on February 15, 2013 at 7:54am

Ari, I'm in Craven County, with very little action happening, do you know if any communications have been ongoing between counties and sheriffs on this issue?

John McClain, GySgt, USMC, ret. Vanceboro

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