Once again, after playing to a “full house” in Austin, Texas this past weekend, the theater crowd stood and cheered for Aaron Russo’s new film, “America…From Freedom To Fascism.” Russo, who had personally introduced the film at the WTP Foundation’s Right-to-Petition event, was greeted by throngs following the screening. Because of the rapidly building interest the documentary is receiving and its strategic importance to the Foundation’s Right-to-Petition effort, We The People is hosting a special weeknight screening event in Beverly Hills, California on Thursday evening, March 2, from 7:00 to 10:30 PM.

The Hollywood-centric event will be held in the plush 400+ seat Fine Arts Theatre at 8556 Wilshire Blvd. in Beverly Hills, which the Foundation has rented for the event. Russo, who wrote, directed and produced the highly anticipated political documentary is expected to personally introduce the film.  As with all the WTP regional events, the screening will be free and open to the public.  Click here for directions, local maps and parking information for the theater.

This California showing is a significant WTP event and holds great potential in helping ultimately determine whether millions of Americans will have the opportunity to learn about the historic Right-to-Petition initiative and to see Russo’s compelling work documenting the battle for Freedom in America -- a battle most people don’t even know about.

We urge everyone in California and the surrounding areas to make plans now to attend, and spread word about this most important Freedom event.

Recognizing the strategic significance of Russo’s movie for the Freedom movement and the need for a significant and supportive showing at this unusually scheduled weeknight event, Bob Schulz stated, “We are calling on all individuals and Liberty-minded organizations to make this Hollywood event a priority and gather with us in Beverly Hills on the evening of Thursday, March 2nd in support of Freedom and the Constitution. This opportunity will not knock twice.”

WTP will also present their new short video on the landmark Right-to-Petition lawsuit.

Russo’s film screens next at WTP regional events in Tampa, Florida this Saturday, February 18th and the following weekend in Kansas City, Missouri on Saturday, February 25th.
 
Additional schedule details and regional events will be released soon.

Preview The New
Right-to-Petition  DVD !

We are using the new WTP DVD documentary about the Right-to-Petition lawsuit to encourage donations so the Foundation can fund the substantial costs of prosecuting the RTP lawsuit through the federal appeals process and execute the Foundation’s Operations Plan which includes the ongoing slate of regional WTP meetings and the April "Hungering For Redress" events in Washington, DC. See The 3-minute Preview:  Dial-up    DSL/Cable     If you are having trouble streaming the previews, RIGHT-Click here and download the preview file (1.2 MB).

Please note the preview videos are lower quality than the actual DVD

Please remember, there is much to do and it is only through your generous support that our vitally important work moves forward. 

We urge all the 1700+ Plaintiffs in the history-making lawsuit, as well as every other WTP supporter to consider making a significant financial commitment so that we may conclude what our organization has begun: The awakening of the soul of America and the reclamation of Freedom.
 
As Thomas Paine wrote in Common Sense: "We have it in our power to begin the world anew ”

For each donation of $100, we will promptly  send you the DVD documenting the events  of the July, 2004 RTP lawsuit kick-off event and WTP protest march through Washington. Click here to Donate & Obtain the RTP DVD You can also obtain the video by mail: WTP Foundation 2458 Ridge Road Queensbury, NY  12804

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If you are having trouble streaming the previews,
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Learn About WTP's Landmark  Right-to-Petition Lawsuit