Thank you Ed for all you are doing!

 Just because someone has an idea doesn't make it a good one.  A good idea is in DEMAND which means people want it and are willing to pay for it. 

I know Ed's heart is in the right place and he believes he's doing the right thing.  But as this article above aptly points out, they're down essentially to begging for money and support.  Why?  Because few to no people care about what they are doing.  I.e. their idea is in LOW demand.

This is the seed of hypocracy in libertarianism.  Libertarians claim to be objective while at the same time maintaining that any idea is a good idea especially when a libertarian had it.  Those two concepts are  directly contradictory and anyone who attempts to maintain both at the same time suffers either from the same doublethink as your run of the mill Republican or Democrat, or the person is a hypocrite.

So, good luck to you Ed and your fellow constitutional conventioneers.  Fare you well - in all sincerety.

Ed you may not ave noticed we are having a Premier Theatrical srceening of the movie For liberty at the Valley Art.  We will be rolling out the red carpet for all the stars.  Guess what... your a STAR!  Thank you for being such a devoted patriot!  You Kick ASS!

I appreciate what you are doing there, Jetster!

I'd like to clarify something, though.  I collected approximately $500 from TWO members before I left - problem is, we are still about $1000 short of covering the Delegate's airfare.  I sure don't want to come home and have to fundraise - I'd like to be able to not only promote the results of this Congress, but I have made even more solid contacts from some great people, and If things go anywhere near what I hope, this is going to get legs!  The only thing lacking right now is the spread of the link to get more people talking about it (and it's outrageous enough to satisfy ANYone that "knows there's something wrong, but just can't put their finger on it".

I hope SHELTON sees today's broadcast - on the 'Privacy Clause' of the Constitution. I gave him the BIGGEST shout-out, and I hope he's pleased.  The I spoke again in the afternoon session, and I hope it made Ernie smile when I stated in no uncertain terms that we shouldn't be dealing whatsoever with the bastards in Washington, and that I personally think we shouldn't even be concerned with the State - our aim is to FREE THE MINDS OF THE AMERICAN PUBLIC!  PERIOD!  I tell ya, some people didn't take too kindly to it, but I guess that's just TOO DAMN BAD now, isn't it!

Can't wait to get home - it's cold & wet here and I need to bask in the Arizona sunshine, and dry out.

I miss my wife. 

Ed