ANTI-GUN RALLIES ON MONDAY

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ANTI-GUN RALLIES ON MONDAY
Please attend to show your suppport for the Second Amendment!

On Monday, Oct. 2, the "Alliance for Justice" will be showing an anti-gun
documentary, featuring Martin Sheen, at events across the country. Dubbed
"First Monday 2000, Unite to End Gun Violence," these events will mark the
latest foray by a national anti-gun group to promote attacks on our Second
Amendment rights. These events are intended to kick-off a "two year gun
violence campaign, organized by the Alliance for Justice and Physicians
for Social Responsibility." Several of these events will feature
appearances by key members of the Clinton-Gore Administration.

In order to make sure the voices of America's law-abiding gun owners are
heard, please make plans to attend the event closest to you, and encourage
your family, friends, and fellow firearm owners to do the same.

GO TO www.nraila.org/news/20000929-GeneralInfo-001.shtml
TO VIEW A PARTIAL
LISTING OF FIRST MONDAY EVENTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
 
Albany, NY--Empire State Plaza--Public Forum and Film Screening

Speakers: Attorney General Elliot Spitzer; New York State Health Commissioner Antonia Novello; Assemblypersons Naomi Matusow, Ron Canestari and Richard
Wooding

Atlanta, GA--Georgia State University School of Social Work--Public Forum and Film Screening

Speakers: Dr. Vernon Henderson, F.A.C.S., Chief of Trauma and Critical Care at Grady Hospital/Morehouse School of Medicine; Director of Victim Witness
Assistance Program Brenda Muhammed and the Founder/President, Mothers of Murdered Sons (MOMS); Board Member, City of Atlanta Weed and Seed program
Alfred Vines; State Senator David Scott

Baltimore, MD--Johns Hopkins University--Public Forum and Film Screening

Speakers: Deputy Attorney General Eric Holder; Maryland Attorney General Joe Curran; Director of Community Safety Program at Enterprise Foundation George
Rice; Suicide Prevention Education and Awareness for Kids (SPEAK) Vice President Lee Tolzman; and a local trauma surgeon

Boston, MA--State House--News Conference

Speakers: State Senator Cheryl Jacques; Common Cause President Scott Harshbarger; Tina Chery of the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute; Stop Handgun Violence,
Inc. Chair John Rosenthal; and students from area colleges and universities

Cleveland, OH--Cleveland Public Theater--Public Forum and Film Screening

Speakers: Cleveland Municipal Court Judge Robert Triozzi; State Senator Eric Fingerhut

Denver, CO--University of Denver Law School--Public Forum and Film Screening

Speakers: National President of Handgun Control, Inc. Mike Barnes; U.S. Attorney Tom Strickland; Denver District Attorney Bill Ritter; victims of gun violence,
and student and community leaders

Durham, NC--Fellowship Hall--Public Forum and Film Screening

Speakers: Tamera Coyne-Beasley, Durham physician; Reverend Jimmie Hawkins, Covenant Presbyterian Church; Kathy Kaufman, West Triangle Chapter of the
Million Mom March; State Representative Paul Luebke; and Lisa Price, North Carolinians Against Gun Violence

Houston, TX----High School for Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice--Public Forum, Film Screening and "Write and Rally" with Young Texans

Speakers: U.S. Representative Sheila Jackson Lee; State Representative Debra Danburg; Houston Police Chief C.O. Bradford; and families of victims of gun
violence

Miami, FL--University of Miami Law School--Public Forum and Film Screening

Speakers: Mimi Sutherland, RN of the University of Miami Medical School; and others

Morgantown, WV--West Virginia University--Plenary

Speakers: WVU faculty and Vice President for Head Sciences Center Dr. Robert D'Alessandri; Chair of the Community Medicine Department Dr. Alan Ducatman;
and Dr. Jack Bergstein of the Department of Surgery

Newark, NJ--Paul Robeson Center, Rutgers University--Plenary and Film Screening

Speakers: U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg; Million Mom March founder Donna Dees-Thomases; State Senate President Donald DiFrancesco

Philadelphia, PA--Wanamaker Building--Public Forum and Film Screening

Speakers: Attorney General Janet Reno; Temple University Law Professor David Kairys; Pennsylvania Anti-Crime Network President James Mills; and Temple
University Hospital Trauma Department Head Dr. William King

Phoenix, AZ--Nina Barr Central Library--Public Forum and Film Screening

Speakers: AZ Attorney General Janet Napolitano; Dr. Mary Rimsza, Director of Health, Arizona State University; Phoenix Police Chief Harold Hurtt; Dr. Carol
Kamin, Children's Action Alliance; Donna Neill, Chairperson, Westwood Community Director, NAILEM; Steve Rickman, Director Executive Office for Weed and
Seed; Dr. Scott Petersen, Truma Director, St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center; Linda Somo, Counselor Mountain View High School & SAFE Commission;
and Sgt. Mark Yoshimura, Phoenix Police Department

Portland, ME--Eastland Park Hotel--Conference with Film Screening

Speakers: Maine Attorney General Drew Ketterer; Portland Police Chief Michael Chitwood; and Dr. Robert MacAfee, former president of the American Medical
Association

St. Paul, MN--Hamline University School of Law--Public Forum and Film Screening

Speakers: State Representative and Metropolitan Police Captain Rich Stanek; State Senator Ellen Anderson; Michael Johnson, Gun Violence Prevention Coordinator
in St. Paul; and Tom Wyant, St. Paul City Attorney
Posted: 2000-09-29

[This message has been edited by dZ (edited September 29, 2000).]
 
Never forget, boys and girls, these people are stone cold Marxists, who have nothing in mind other than the destruction of the Constitution and the enslavement of the "serfs and peasants."

Ask them point blank (pun intended) just how many millions of us "vermin" they intend to exterminate, in order to confiscate our Rights and our Firearms??

Don't the rotten communistnazis off the hook, either! Make them answer!

J.B.
 
From an e-mail ...

"Here in Knoxville, Tennessee the event will be held at the College of Law but has no connection, I repeat no connection, with the Alliance for Justice. These people did send the University of Tennessee College of Law the Martin Sheen film but the student organization planning the event decided, after viewing it, not to use it because it was considered biased.

Chalk one up for the good guys!

The Dean of the Law School told me, early in the week, that it was an annual event and had no connection with any outside organization other than the ABA. He said he knew nothing of any planned demonstrations and that only law students, faculty and ABA members would be admitted.

Well, turns out the Dean was not entirely correct. It is a public event and we, the Rights Education Fund, will be there, with at least two of our attorney members, prepared to challenge any lies presented by anyone. The Dean also said the subject was "Gun Violence in America" and would not be an attack on the Second Amendment. We shal
l see.

We have been planning our response for several weeks but were almost lulled into complacency by the Dean's statement to me. Fortunately we have other sources and learned the truth in time to regroup.

We have, not surprisingly, an informer receiving these e-mails. We have learned that the College of Law received a communication from the socialist beast stating that Rights Education Fund planned a demonstration and that extra security should be laid on. This was obviously an attempt to smear REF as we have never created or been involved in any situation requiring
any level of security.

We will be a civil and respectful presence on Monday. Any lie presented as truth will be respectfully rebutted. We will let no lie, half-truth, or misrepresentation of the facts go unchallenged.

Please, do the same in your community.

Confusion to the enemy,"

Too, in Denver, we'll be putting on Constitution Monday on the west steps of the state capitol. Big rally in support and celebration of our Bill of Rights. Direct response (that word just keeps coming up ;) )
to this First Monday nonsense.
 
Labgrade are you a TFA member and have you sent them a copy of this 'rally'.
I think theyd be interested in hearing about it.
Thats Tennesee Firearms association. www.tennesseefirearms.com
Im in Memphis a good 7 hours from you so I probaly wont be joining but good to hear from a fellow Tenneseean.

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"those who sacrifice
liberty for security deserve neither"
 
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