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MEETING REMINDER

The North Central Florida Tea Party has invited Constitutional Attorney, KrisAnne Hall, to present her “Constitutional Training for Sheriff Deputies & Police Officers” to all candidates for Sheriff, sitting Sheriffs and their deputies, Police Chiefs, and all other interested persons.  We will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 26, 2016 at the Jackie Taylor Building, 128 SW Birley Road, Lake City, FL.
KrisAnne created this lesson after receiving multiple requests from Sheriffs around the country to train their deputies on HOW to keep their oath to “support and defend the Constitution of the United States.”  If you do not know what the Constitution means, how can you keep a promise to support and defend it?
KrisAnne will do a shortened version of her three hour course on the 26th. The three hour course has been approved by Texas Sheriff's Association and has been taught to Law Enforcement across the country as mandatory training.
Everyone is invited to attend this training so that we will all understand what Constitutional Law Officers are supposed to be!  For more information, please call 386-935-0821.

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American Patriot News

Read the latest edition of the American Patriot News here:

http://northcentralfloridateaparty.org/downloads/APN-05-23-16-Merged.pdf

We still need someone who can deliver the Ft. White Route.  This is once every two weeks and has approximately 10 stops.  If you can help with this, please let Sharon know at shiggins@windstream.net

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The Tea Party Network

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Legislators Blast DOJ Double Standard: Rancher Finicum vs. Occupy Leftists

From The New American:

Seven state legislators from Arizona have called upon the attorneys general of the states of Arizona, Nevada “and any other states with standing,” to bring legal action against Oregon law-enforcement officials and prosecutors, as well as against the FBI, over the shooting death this past January of Arizona rancher Robert Lavoy Finicum.

In a letter to Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich and Nevada Attorney General Adam Paul Laxalt, the Arizona lawmakers contrast the extreme treatment accorded Finicum, the Bundy ranching family, and their supporters versus the kid-glove treatment given to the violent and destructive leftist demonstrators of the various “Occupy” movements.

“Over the past 7-years, the U.S. Attorney General and the U.S. Justice Department have established a track record of repeatedly filing civil rights complaints, often in support of known criminals, typically against law enforcement officials and state and local governments,” says the letter dated May 20, 2016, on the letterhead of Arizona State Representative Bob Thorpe. “However,” the letter continues, “in the case of unarmed Arizona rancher Mr. LaVoy Finicum, who was shot 3-times in the back by Oregon law enforcement officials at a traffic stop, and his associates who are currently being held, charged and facing inaccurate and exaggerated charges, the Federal Government has not demonstrated any interest in protecting the guaranteed Constitutional and civil rights of these Arizona and Nevada citizens.”

“Whether you agree or disagree with their tactics of occupying public land within an Oregon wildlife refuge for 41-days,” note the legislators, “Finicum and his associates were merely exercising their Constitutionally guaranteed 1st Amendment rights of free speech, to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.”

The legislators’ letter continues, pointing out the obvious, politically motivated differences in the federal government’s actions toward the protesters:

In order to keep this in context, none of the thousands of individuals involved in the politically motivated 4-month takeover of the Wisconsin State Capitol from February 14 – June 16, 2011, or the encampment and protests by the Occupy Wall Street movement that started on September 17, 2011 and lasted for many, many months, were treated in a similar manner. In both of these cases, that lasted dramatically longer than the Oregon wildlife refuge occupation of public land, considerable property damage occurred, and yet no individuals were shot, jailed or charged in a similar manner to those individuals within Oregon.

It should also be noted that the Wisconsin State Capitol takeover and the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations involved violence, threats, and intimidation, massive disruptions of official government operations, as well as hindrance of private transportation, disruption of private business, and damage to and destruction of private property. Contrast that with the Oregon wildlife sanctuary occupation, which took place out in the boondocks, did not inconvenience anyone, or cause any property damage.

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