Operation US Freedom

We decided to check out the Constitution after Ron Paul spoke. The last time I visited it with my 8th grade class, we just walked through the doors with limited security checking at the entrance. Things have certainly changed. First of all, the main doors were closed and locked. We had to go through a side door. After a 30 minute wait outside the doors, we finally got in. We were greeted by a very rude security woman who told us to swallow our gum. After our bags were probed through, I figured it was time to see this piece of paper. Right as we got to the rotunda entrance, there was yet another line and 15 minute wait. Well, we saw it after pushing everyone away. Four security guards were in the room, one on each side of the document. It is ironic how much they try to protect what the Constitution is written on, but not what is actually in the Constitution.

USA Today reports that some laser printers leave microscopic yellow dots on each page that links to your printers serial number.

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This is a great resource for all of you political junkies! What have your senators and representative been voting for? Find out at OpenCongress.org.

Operation US Freedom really needs your help. Please spread the word about us. If you have some spare time, please donate some of it and become a writer for us (contact brwright@gmail.com if interested). More importantly than helping to promote and add content for us, continue to work hard at spreading the message of liberty!

We are not going to be asking for moeny donations for the time being, I can cover the hosting myself at this point. If, however, you do wish to donate, the money will help pay for travel expenses, equipment, and the rest to Campaign for Liberty.

What a great day for a revolution! We attended the Revolution March. With speakers like Chuck Baldwin and Ron Paul, the crowd was filled with excitement. One of the great things I noticed was the variety of supporters who came out today. Whites, blacks, Indians, and Hispanics, young and old all came together for liberty. We have uploaded some of our photos. As you will see, there is more to the revolution than “a couple dozen spammers!” As Ron Paul has said before, the revolution has only just begun. Go over to the Campaign for Liberty website and sign up today.