5-25-04
Colorado WTP Constitutional Conference Concludes
Last weekend the Colorado
contingent of WTP hosted the first state conference on the Constitution.
The three-day gathering in Colorado Springs was attended by 100
supporters and featured addresses by WTP Chairman Bob Schulz, former IRS
agents John Turner and Joe Banister, and a number of local Colorado
freedom defenders such as Denver business owner and gun-rights advocate
Rick Stanley
who is being prosecuted in direct retaliation for his aggressive
Constitutional activism and paralegal Linda Sanders who has witnessed
firsthand the corruption in the courts of Colorado.An
award was also made to a local Colorado Springs high school student who
has been repeatedly ridiculed by his school for his “unorthodox” beliefs
regarding defense of the Constitution and the founding principles.
The featured banquet speaker was Lance Haverkamp representing
NORFED,
who delivered a lucid explanation of our flawed monetary and banking
systems. Haverkamp explained how alternative currencies such as the
precious metals backed NORFED dollars are a legal alternative to Federal
Reserve notes and may be a solution to the problems posed by the
unconstitutional Federal Reserve System.
In
his speech Bob Schulz expanded on previous Foundation communications
regarding the upcoming WTP July events in Washington, DC (on July 19th
& 20th) and urged everyone to commit to be in DC to help
execute the next steps in WTP's Petitioning process.
On the 19th, WTP will host a public conference at the
National Press Club where government officials have been invited to
publicly respond to a limited number of WTP questions regarding
new legal research on the income tax fraud. On the 20th,
WTP will, if necessary, file several key motions in the Right to
Petition class-action lawsuit and hold a public demonstration and media
event at the federal courthouse. More details soon.
Our thanks again to the Colorado WTP Congress team and posse of Colorado
volunteers. Their planning, efforts and personal commitment resulted in
a valuable, successful event.
WTP supporters and court-watchers are urged to support activist Rick
Stanley as he goes on trial in Colorado in
June for “attempting to influence a public servant” as part of his stand
to defend the 2nd Amendment. Stanley has scheduled several
days of public events leading up to the start of the trial. Please see
his website for more details.
(Additional
material removed 6-7-04)
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