May 25th 2007 News from The Liberty Coalition

May 25, 2007 - 10:50am

Dear Friends of Liberty,

As you all know we have groups from across the political spectrum as coalition partners. We encourage you to visit their websites and sign up for their e-newsletters especially those groups to which you think you disagree. You might surprisingly find that there are issues that you can agree with them on even though they are 'on the side' or at least you can learn a new perspective on the issue.

In Liberty,

Michael D. Ostrolenk, Co-Founder/National Director

New Coalition Partners:

Video of the week:

Video Interview with FBI Whistle-blower on Bribery of High U.S. Government Officials

Liberty Coalition's Free Space:

 

No Greater Threat Author Chuck Michaels

Chuck Michaels, author of No Greater Threat, discusses his book about the War on Terrorism. He recounts how he came to writing No Greater Threat and his 12 characteristics of the National Security State.

Liberty Coalition Press Release:

Coalition Opposes “Mentally Defective” Labeling Legislation

Coalition Letters:

Opposition to H.R. 297 (retroactive lifetime labeling of Americans as mentally defective)

Letter to Senate on the OPEN Government Act of 2007 (S. 849)

Dear Senate- Protect the victims of terror, dont terrorize them

 

Health Freedom:

Ron Paul introduces bill to rein in the FDA

HPV and Corporate Welfare

 

National ID:

Work bill would create new ID database

 

In The States:

General Assembly agrees: protect kids' biometric info

Landmark RFID Bill Overwhelmingly Passes California Senate

 

Whistle-blowers

From Out of the Shadows, Whistle-Blowers Convene

 

Presidential Authority:

Bush makes power grab

 

Patriot Act:

Libby trial judge joins secret FISA court

 

Saying of the Week: " Freedom is the oxygen of the soul. ~ Moshe Dayan

 

The Liberty Coalition works to help organize, support, and coordinate transpartisan public policy activities related to civil liberties and basic human rights. We work in conjunction with groups of partner organizations that are interested in preserving the Bill of Rights, personal autonomy and individual privacy.