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TELL TALLAHASSEE
TO NULLIFY NDAA IN
FLORIDA
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Please
email, fax and/or snail mail the attached
letters.
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The
momentum to NULLIFY the military and arrest provisions
of NDAA is starting.
Be a part of this
opening salvo aimed at striking
down this unconstitutional act.
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We will
be supplying additional information in the coming
days to defeat this mega assault
on and weakening of our Bill of
Rights.
These initial demand letters are an important first
step in letting the governor and legislature know what
we expect from them in our
defense.
The
links below will take you to the NDAA roll call for
Florida's delegation AND links that explain why NDAA is
a threat to our fundamental legal protections as free
people.For the list of Florida’s D.C.
delegation that vote AYE to NDAA go here: http://www.govtrack.us/congress/vote.xpd?vote=h2011-932For Rep. Justin Amash’ break
down of NDAA go here: https://www.facebook.com/notes/justin-amash/the-truth-about-the-new-detainee-policy-in-the-national-defense-authorization-ac/296584837047596For Tenth Amendment Center’s
analysis of NDAA go here:http://tenthamendmentcenter.com/2012/01/04/ndaa-open-season-for-the-police-state/For Krissanne Hall’s analysis
go here: http://krisannehall.com/index.php/blog/96-no-more-lies-just-libertyFor Dave Nalle’s analysis go
here: http://www.fontcraft.com/liberty/?p=48850Also from Rep.Amash:
“As Members of Congress take heat for having
voted to grant the President new authority to
indefinitely detain Americans on American soil without
charge or trial, many Members are citing the NDAA’s
language as “proof” that Americans are not at risk. A
few of them are intending to mislead you, but most
simply misapprehend the bill.
Here’s one prominent
example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5KJPm2b-v8.
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FEBRUARY
3rd,2012- National Anti NDAA Protest Day- All
individuals and liberty groups are encouraged to visit
their Congressperson's office and the offices of Bill
Nelson and Marco Rubio to voice displeasure in no
uncertain terms for their YES votes for
NDAA.
Those in
our Washington delegation who voted for NDAA are
beginning to feel the heat, but it isn't nearly HOT
enough.http://florida.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2012/01/rubios-reasons-to-retreat-from-ipa-should-apply-to-ndaa-too/
This
should not stop us from demanding that our
“rightful remedy” be implemented against this
hollowing of our Bill of Rights.
We ask each of you to join us
in sending the letters below to our Governor, House and
Senate as indicated.
Whether you
use them as is, or copy with your signature, it is
important that we make our voices heard in the interest
of our own protection.
In
addition to the Governor, Speaker and Senate President,
we have also copied members of the House Federal Affairs
Subcommittee http://www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sections/Committees/committeesdetail.aspx?SessionId=70&CommitteeId=2621
and the Senate Committee on Military
Affairs Space, and Domestic Security http://www.flsenate.gov/Committees/Show/MS/
In
LIBERTY,
The Florida TAC
Team
A Copy of Our Letters to the Governor and
Senate President can be found at the link below. A
letter to the Speaker of The House with full text is
included below.
Please feel free to use as is or add
your signature as well.
http://florida.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2012/01/nullify-ndaa-now-join-us-in-reminding-tallahassee-of-their-duty-in-arresting-the-progress-of-the-evil/ January 7, 2012Representative Dean
Cannon
Speaker of the Florida House
The
Capitol
402 S. Monroe St.
Tallahassee, FL
32399-1300Dear
Speaker Cannon;The NDAA is the single biggest
evisceration of our Bill of Rights in
our lifetime.
Never before have the definitions of terrorist and
terrorist
supporter been defined so broadly and
vague; never before have we codified into
law a
president’s nonexistent authority to arrest and detain
American citizens
on American soil. The arrest and
detention provisions of NDAA have been condemned
as
the most egregious assault on our fundamental legal
rights of protection
under the Bill of Rights in
history.We
agree with Michigan representative Justin Amash who
says:
“Our
Constitution does not permit the federal government to
detain American citizens indefinitely without charge or
trial. I strongly believe in protecting the country’s
security and equipping our Armed Forces with the tools
they need to defeat our enemies. But the American people
cannot support measures that, in the name of security,
violate our constitutional
rights.”As our elected legislators, your
duty to protect Florida’s citizens is clear. James
Madison was quite specific when he wrote of your
responsibility in such a situation: “That this
Assembly doth explicitly
and peremptorily declare,
that it views the powers of the federal government, as
resulting from the compact, to which the states are
parties; as limited by the plain sense and intention of
the instrument constituting the compact; as no further
valid that they are authorized by the grants enumerated
in that compact; and that in case of a
deliberate, palpable, and dangerous exercise
of other
powers, not granted by the said compact, the states who are
parties thereto, have the right, and are in duty bound,
to interpose for arresting the progress of the
evil, and for maintaining within their respective
limits, the authorities, rights and liberties
appertaining to
them.” In the interest of
preserving the Bill of Rights, and checking the runaway
abuse of the general government, the creation and agent
of the several states, we are urging you to
arrest
the progress of the evil that endangers
all Floridians under the National Defense Authorization
Act arrest and detention provisions. We request at the
start of this coming legislative session you do the
following: 1. In conjunction with
the Florida Senate, issue a joint, formal and official
statement condemning this act of Congress and its
subsequent signing by President Barack Hussein
Obama.2. In
conjunction with the Florida Senate, author and pass a
bill of
nullification rendering the arrest and
detention provisions of NDAA unauthoritative,
void
and of no force inside the State of
Florida. Send this bill to the Governor for his
immediate signature upon passage.3. Advise Florida’s Sheriffs as
the Chief Law Enforcement Officers in their Counties to
meet any attempts to implement these provisions in their
counties with the appropriate force to prevent such
implementation.4. Issue an advisory letter to
President Obama, Congress and the Secretary of Defense
that the arrest and detention provisions of NDAA
are
unconstitutional and as such are
no law
at all. As such
they are unrecognized
and unenforceable in the State of
Florida.5.
Issue a letter of official dissatisfaction to both
Florida US Senators Marco Rubio and Bill Nelson who
voted AYE for this act and to all members of Florida’s
delegation to the House of Representatives who voted AYE
for this act. (The following ONLY did not:
Mack, Posey, and Hastings voted NAY. Young and Diaz
Balart did not vote.)
6. Call a press conference to
announce your actions in the defense of
Florida’s
citizens.These
perilous times in our history require a stand for
freedom. The
very existence of our rights is being
jeopardized by the same
government whose
premier responsibility is to protect
our rights.Your actions in this regard for
the cause of LIBERTY will assure you all a longstanding
career in Florida politics and a place in the hearts of
LIBERTY defenders across our home country of Florida.
These are the times that separate the champions of
LIBERTY from the political careerist. We ardently hope
that you and your colleagues can be counted by us to be
champions at this
critical time in our
history.In
Liberty,Andrew
NappiLife
Member Tenth Amendment Center
State
Director
Florida Tenth Amendment Center
727 815
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