Thread: Bill to remove criminals in the government.

I just received this email from the Maryland Minuteman Civil Defense Corp [mdmcdc] .

Note the section I highlighted in red. It looks to me like the wave of the future. I think we have laws now that should be jailing some of the Revolutionaries in the government for fraud, aiding and abetting, and other crimes, but a few more may help. We need to get these criminals behind bars to protect the public and this nation.


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Subject: [mdmcdc] Patriotism + Pleasure -- Plan to Be in Annapolis March 11th !!

Annapolis is a scenic, historic and charming city. So start making
plans NOW to join the Maryland Minuteman Civil Defense Corps and other
Maryland patriots in Annapolis on Tuesday, March 11th!

On March 11, the Maryland General Assembly will be hearing testimony on
House Bill 1232, "Citizens' Rights Act," a model piece of legislation
for the entire country that will allow Maryland citizens to file a
complaint against an elected or public official based on the premise
that that official is violating the Federal Immigration Act. Such
complaint could eventually result in removal from office.

The hearing of HB 1232 starts at 1:00pm. This gives you all morning to
enjoy your visit to Maryland's historic state capital. A trip to
Annapolis is a fun way to spend the day. Whether you are into history,
sailing, antiques or fine dining, you'll find something to enjoy.

Annapolis offers a FREE shuttle & bus service to many downtown
locations, including the Lowe House Office Building where the hearings
will be held. Simply park in the Naval Academy Stadium parking lot ($5
fee) and you can travel throughout downtown Annapolis all day for free!

So ask your boss for the day off now! Take the kids out of school --
it's educational! Bring neighbors and friends. Make a day of it! Get
there early -- the free shuttle starts at 6:30am. Take the Navy Blue
shuttle downtown to see the sights and do some shopping. Have an early
lunch (Crabcakes! Yum!). Then take the free shuttle back to the
Stadium and hop the free State Shuttle to the Lowe House Office
Building for the hearings. After the hearings are over, go back
downtown and have dinner at one of Annapolis' many fine restaurants.

For more information about what to see and do while in Annapolis, visit
www.annapolis.gov and click on "Visitor Info."

Delegates know that for every person who makes the time to attend a
hearing in person, there are at least 200 others who agree with him!
Your presence is CRUCIAL to turning back the illegal alien invasion
that is destroying our state. But just because you are saving your
country doesn't mean you can't have fun at the same time!

If you plan to testify, or if you have first-hand advice about things
to see and do while in Annapolis, let us know!

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This seems to me to be an important group to watch or get involved with. They are a little far away from most of us but they put out great little email updates of what is happening with the group.

http://www.marylandminutemancdc.com/

I can't be there physically but I'll be there in SPIRIT! Go Maryland!!!

This would be an answer to our prayers. We do need some way to keep them in check with reality. Some of them are so far out of control and wild that no country could stand for long with leaders like that.

It sounds like a good group to meet up with. I hope they have a good turn out and I hope to here more on bills of this type.

I have a sister, brother in law, and a niece living in Maryland. My sister tells me how there a lot to see and visit all fairly close by. It's not far to all of the sights in Washington D.C. also.

On March 11, the Maryland General Assembly will be hearing testimony on
House Bill 1232, "Citizens' Rights Act," a model piece of legislation
for the entire country that will allow Maryland citizens to file a
complaint against an elected or public official based on the premise
that that official is violating the Federal Immigration Act. Such
complaint could eventually result in removal from office.

Awesome!!! WAY TO GO MARYLAND!!!

Good news and I am going to try and make it. I really can't afford it myself but on the otherhand, I can't afford not to go, thats how much is at stake here! Thanks for the post. I really appreaciate it.

On March 11, the Maryland General Assembly will be hearing testimony on
House Bill 1232, "Citizens' Rights Act," a model piece of legislation
for the entire country that will allow Maryland citizens to file a
complaint against an elected or public official based on the premise
that that official is violating the Federal Immigration Act. Such
complaint could eventually result in removal from office.

Obviously this only affects citizens of Mayland.
Does this just affect a local or state official or does it include those elected on a federal level like U.S. senators and house members and even the U.S. president?

We need to get this done across the board on the federal level.

There would hardly be anyone left in Washington.

The lemon law for state and fed lawmakers .. I like it

Originally Posted by safari

I can't be there physically but I'll be there in SPIRIT! Go Maryland!!!

Same here. And good luck!