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United Border Coalition

debvm — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 20:55:20 +0000

Location of Rally on August 15 pictured below.

A close up picture of a section of the border wall. The flags that you see are from American citizens and Soldiers who agree that our borders need to be secured!

You can add your own flag and comments when you attend the rally.

http://unitedwestandforamericans.org/2010/07/23/united-border-coalition-tea-party/

Brenna Findley – Iowa Attorney General Candidate

debvm — Thu, 06 May 2010 15:12:06 +0000

Come and meet Brenna Findley who is the GOP Candidate for Iowa Attorney General. She has served for over 7 years as Congressman Steve King’s Chief of Staff and also as Congressman King’s Senior Advisor on judicial issues. She is a strong defender of the principles of our United States Constitution. Invite your friends and neighbors to come with you to learn more about her on Thursday, May 13 at 12:00 Noon in Sheldon at the Holiday Inn Express Meeting Room, located on Highway 18 by the Highway 60 Expressway.

Kitty Werthmann speaking on “Socialism verses Freedom”

debvm — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 14:45:25 +0000

Come listen to Kitty Werthmann, 84 year old naturalized American citizen as she talks about her life as a youth under Hitler’s rule for seven years and then three years under Communist rule following WWII. She speaks about subtle erosions of freedom in her native country, Austria and how it paved the way for socialism and Hitler’s regime to easily take over her country. She will speak in Orance City at the Iowa State Bank 10:00 AM, Friday April 30 and then again in Sheldon at 7:00 PM at NCC, Building A.

Werthmann is the head of the South Dakota chapter of Eagle Forum. A free will offering will be taken for travel expenses and for South Dakota Eagle Forum.

Study the Constitution

debvm — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 15:21:10 +0000

Prior to the founding of America, the only other kinds of governments that existed in the world were monarchies, military governments or dictatorships. Then, in the late 18th Century, on American soil, a few notable men gathered to create a nation of free men. A republic—something untried ever before in human history, where men consented to those who governed over them. These men, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and many others formed our Constitution for the sake of a free people in the summer of 1787. Yes, the Colonists had declared their independence against the strongest nation on earth in 1776 but after winning that war, these loosely, tied-together states were on the verge of self-destruction themselves. These men, with their vast knowledge of history, in-depth studies of prior governments and an understanding of human nature forged one of the greatest documents of all time: our American Constitution. Today, we are familiar with the terms in the Declaration of Independence such as “Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God,” “unalienable Rights,” “consent of the governed” “equal rights” but how were those terms arrived at, why were they chosen, how did they impact the Constitution and are they still valid? If you have an interest in the Founder’s thinking as they wrote the Constitution and how that relates to you as an American 223 years later, please join this 10 week class on Monday nights from 6:30 to 9:00. Using the book The 5000 Year Leap, study questions and DVD presentations, we will learn the 28 principles of our Constitution and how they are as applicable today as they were in 1787. The book and study materials will be included with the cost of your class, but you will also need to bring a 3-ring binder and extra loose-leaf paper. Class size is limited to 12. $59. If you or anyone you know might be interested, please give NCC a call 712.324.5061 Thank you for your concern in our Nation’s Founding and future.

Kitty Werthmann to speak on threats to Freedom

debvm — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 18:05:36 +0000

The freedoms our forefathers fought for are slowly being taken away. This will continue to happen should the people of our great nation remain silent. Legislation such as hate crimes, gun control, increasing taxes, and euthanasia have been passed.

Where is this all going to take our country?

Kitty Werthmann grew up in Austria under the Nazi regime of Adolf Hitler. She has seen firsthand the devastating effects when people elect and put unchecked power into the hands of a few. Come hear Kitty’s story on the eerie similarities between the rise of the Nazi regime in Germany and America today. She will be speaking at the Northwest Iowa Community College in Sheldon, Iowa on Friday, April 30 at 7:00 pm.

Nine Iowa Tea Party/912Project/Freedom Groups Unite for Des Moines Legislative Breakfast

debvm — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 11:10:23 +0000

Spencer Tea Party Patriots, along with Sheldon Tea Party Patriots, Storm Lake Tea Party Patriots, Des Moines 912Project, Des Moines Tea Party Patriots, Jones Co. 912 Project, Urbandale SOAR (Suport Our American Republic), Atlantic 912Project,
and Cedar Falls Taking Back America have joined forces to host a Legislative Breakfast in the Des Moines Capitol on Feb. 16th.

The Legislative calendar at the Des Moines Capitol is filled on a daily basis with lobbyist groups hosting breakfasts, lunches and evening receptions. Most notably is the Federation of Labor, an organization representing multiple unions, which hosts a hospitality night bi-weekly while the legislators are in session. Senator
Kibbie’s and Representative Frevert’s endorsement at the January 30th Spencer Eggs & Issues forum, of Collective Bargaining and Fair Share bills (both pro-Union, anti – Right to Work bills) illustrates that lobbying works.

Therefore, Iowa’s freedom groups have decided to band together to host their own breakfast. This is the first time that Tea Party/ 912 Project/Freedom groups from across Iowa have hosted an event together. After the breakfast, the attending representatives from each of the groups will sit down together to network and plan
future strategies. We think working together as a cohesive team will allow us to have more inpact on legislation coming out of the Iowa State capitol. Right now progessive liberals like to dismiss us as radical fringe individuals who do not represent main stream Iowans. Rupublicans like to claim us as a part of their party, but hold us at arms length for fear of us upsetting their moderate agenda

Kris Thiessen
Spencer Tea Party Patriots

Iowa Caucus

debvm — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 23:19:10 +0000

TOMORROW, January 23 is your county caucus at 1:00 PM. O’Brien County ’s caucus will be at Primghar South O’Brien Elementary School; Sioux County will be at Sioux Center High School. The purpose of the caucus is to elect representatives to the county central committee; elect delegates to the county convention scheduled for March 9 and to allow participants to have input in forming the County Republican Platform.

Call to action – January 12 Des Moines, Iowa

debvm — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 12:45:19 +0000

LUV Iowa Campaign Launches Legislative Initiative

ADDED 1/7/2010 – We are hoping to make TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS to the Capitol for next TUESDAY. If you might be interested in car-pooling or caravan together to the Capitol go to “Contact” page above and your email will get to me.

12/28/09 Pleasant Hill, IA – IFPC Action President, Chuck Hurley, today announced plans to launch an initiative in conjunction with the LUV “Let Us Vote” Iowa campaign. The initiative, which is being called “Two Days For Marriage,” will kick off with a gathering at the State Capitol on January 12^th.

According to Hurley, “People from all over the state have reached out to IFPC Action, and joined the LUV Iowa Campaign. On January 12^th, we are encouraging those people, and all Iowans who care about preserving marriage and the constitutional separation of powers, to come together to take a stand, and once again ask Iowa lawmakers to ‘Let Us Vote’ on the Iowa Marriage Amendment.”

January 12^th is the date when Governor Culver is scheduled to deliver his annual Condition of the State address. In addition to all 150 State Legislators, the Iowa Supreme Court Justices also attend the speech.

Hurley said, “We expect the Members of the Iowa Legislature to listen to their constituents and not to stand in the way of our constitutional right to vote on the Iowa Marriage Amendment. Any Member who stands between the people and our right to vote is risking their political future. We will remember in November.”

LUV Iowa is short for Let Us Vote Iowa, www.LUVIowa.com.

PLAN NOW TO BE AT THE IOWA CAPITOL ON JANUARY 12, 2010!

January 12^th Schedule Taking Shape

7:00 am – Doors open at the Iowa Capitol
10:00 am – Governor Culver delivers “Condition of the State” speech
11:00 am – LUV Iowa Supporters talking with Members of the Iowa Legislature
12:00 Noon – Press Conference and Rally on the West Steps of the Capitol

http://php.teamem.com/luviowa.com/twodays.php

Tea Party: The Documentary Film

debvm — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 17:26:46 +0000

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The Tea Party Documentary is premiering tonight in Washington D.C. and this video is of the song featured in the film. Even if you don’t like rap music you will appreciate the message clearly made to those in Washington D.C. Mark your calendar for April 15, 2010 - Tea Party for President Obama.

Mr. Obama Tear Down This Wall!

debvm — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:00:24 +0000

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Listen to this inspiring speech calling Mr. Obama to re-unite our great nation, to no longer create and strengthen division among us. President Ronald Reagan on June 12, 1987 called for Mr. Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin wall and the German reunification was formally completed October 3, 1990.