.

On November 10, CCHC will hold its 4th annual health care policy event.

Title: Who Else Has Your Doctor's Ear? Will "EBM" improve or ration health care? Topic: Evidence-based medicine Date: Thursday, November 10, 2005 Time: 8:15 - 12:00 Noon Place: Radisson University Hotel, Mpls., MN

http://www.cchconline.org

On November 10, CCHC will hold its 4th annual health care policy event.

Title: Who Else Has Your Doctor's Ear? Will "EBM" improve or ration health care? Topic: Evidence-based medicine Date: Thursday, November 10, 2005 Time: 8:15 - 12:00 Noon Place: Radisson University Hotel, Mpls., MN

http://www.cchconline.org

Thursday, December 1, 2005
5:30 p.m.
Truth-in-Taxation Public Hearing. Free parking for residents testifying at this hearing who park in the Government Center Ramp after 4:30 p.m. Entrance to ramp is on 3rd Avenue between 5th and 6th Streets. See additional Government Center location information at right under Location.

Tuesday, December 13, 2005,
1:30 p.m. County Board approves 2006 budget and levy at regularly scheduled board meeting.

If necessary:
Thursday, November 3, 2005
9:30 a.m.-12:00 noon Commissioner amendments (if necessary). Upon conclusion of the amendments, the committee progresses the budget to the County Board.

Thursday, December 1, 2005
5:30 p.m.
Truth-in-Taxation Public Hearing. Free parking for residents testifying at this hearing who park in the Government Center Ramp after 4:30 p.m. Entrance to ramp is on 3rd Avenue between 5th and 6th Streets. See additional Government Center location information at right under Location.

Tuesday, December 13, 2005,
1:30 p.m. County Board approves 2006 budget and levy at regularly scheduled board meeting.

If necessary:
Thursday, November 3, 2005
9:30 a.m.-12:00 noon Commissioner amendments (if necessary). Upon conclusion of the amendments, the committee progresses the budget to the County Board.

December 6 Truth in Taxation Hearing.

2005 TOTAL REVENUES $99,957,211* TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $107,190,870*

*Budget expenditures exceeding budget revenues are funded
from reserves accumulated for the intended expenditures.

Bloomington 2005 annunal budget (html file)

Bloomington 2005 annunal budget (PDF file)

2005 budget summary

2000 Population (U.S. Census)Total Population 85,172
Female 44,040
Male 41,132

Lori Economy-Scholler, Chief Financial Officer
1800 W. Old Shakopee Road
Bloomington, MN 55431-3027
PH: 952-563-8790; FAX: 952-563-8789
E-mail: finance@ci.bloomington.mn.us

December 6 Truth in Taxation Hearing.

2005 TOTAL REVENUES $99,957,211* TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $107,190,870*

*Budget expenditures exceeding budget revenues are funded
from reserves accumulated for the intended expenditures.

Bloomington 2005 annunal budget (html file)

Bloomington 2005 annunal budget (PDF file)

2005 budget summary

2000 Population (U.S. Census)Total Population 85,172
Female 44,040
Male 41,132

Lori Economy-Scholler, Chief Financial Officer
1800 W. Old Shakopee Road
Bloomington, MN 55431-3027
PH: 952-563-8790; FAX: 952-563-8789
E-mail: finance@ci.bloomington.mn.us

Get the "inside skinny" at the most informative
health care event of the year!
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2005
8:15 a.m. - 12:00 noon (7:45 a.m. - Registration and Light Breakfast Buffet)
Radisson University Hotel (formerly "Radisson Hotel Metrodome")
615 Washington Ave SE, Mpls., MN 55414 #612-379-8888
Hear what Doctors are being told to DO!

New state and federal laws will change the way doctors make medical decisions. Government bureaucrats will pay doctors according to the doctor's compliance with government-prescribed medical treatments. Will these new "EBM" laws improve or ration medical care? The initiative is controversial. Get the facts directly from speakers on different sides of the issue. Decide for yourself how these new laws will affect patient access to customized and innovative health care services.

FEATURED SPEAKERS

"The Latest Federal Initiatives in Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM)"
BARRY STRAUBE, M.D.
Acting Chief Medical Officer, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services,
and Acting Director, Office of Clinical Standards and Quality, Washington, D.C.

"Health Care Guidelines...Building System Improvements"
LYNDA BOUDREAU
Deputy Commissioner, Minnesota Department of Health
(speaking on behalf of MN Governor Tim Pawlenty)

"The Pitfalls of EBM Guidelines"
SIDNEY GOLDSTEIN, M.D.
Professor of Medicine, Wayne State University, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine,
Head Emeritus, Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, Michigan

"The Impact of EBM on the Patient-Doctor Relationship"
DAVID MCKALIP, M.D.
Private Practice Neurosurgeon; Plaintiff, David McKalip, M.D. vs. State of Florida,
Agency for Health Care Administration, St. Petersburg, Florida

Get the "inside skinny" at the most informative
health care event of the year!
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2005
8:15 a.m. - 12:00 noon (7:45 a.m. - Registration and Light Breakfast Buffet)
Radisson University Hotel (formerly "Radisson Hotel Metrodome")
615 Washington Ave SE, Mpls., MN 55414 #612-379-8888
Hear what Doctors are being told to DO!

New state and federal laws will change the way doctors make medical decisions. Government bureaucrats will pay doctors according to the doctor's compliance with government-prescribed medical treatments. Will these new "EBM" laws improve or ration medical care? The initiative is controversial. Get the facts directly from speakers on different sides of the issue. Decide for yourself how these new laws will affect patient access to customized and innovative health care services.

FEATURED SPEAKERS

"The Latest Federal Initiatives in Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM)"
BARRY STRAUBE, M.D.
Acting Chief Medical Officer, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services,
and Acting Director, Office of Clinical Standards and Quality, Washington, D.C.

"Health Care Guidelines...Building System Improvements"
LYNDA BOUDREAU
Deputy Commissioner, Minnesota Department of Health
(speaking on behalf of MN Governor Tim Pawlenty)

"The Pitfalls of EBM Guidelines"
SIDNEY GOLDSTEIN, M.D.
Professor of Medicine, Wayne State University, Division of Cardiovascular Medicine,
Head Emeritus, Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, Michigan

"The Impact of EBM on the Patient-Doctor Relationship"
DAVID MCKALIP, M.D.
Private Practice Neurosurgeon; Plaintiff, David McKalip, M.D. vs. State of Florida,
Agency for Health Care Administration, St. Petersburg, Florida

Katherine Kersten, Star Tribune
November 2, 2005 at 10:04 PM

Original Article

While we've heard a lot recently about student arrests at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Halloween bash and binge drinking at campuses across Minnesota, something quite different is going on at Kappa Pi Alpha at the University of Minnesota.

Kappa Pi Alpha is a two-year-old Christian fraternity, located in a big house vacated several years ago by another fraternity. Eighteen students, both men and women, live there in an "intentional community" with one purpose: to be a blessing to the university.

www.bordertowncoffee.com

Katherine Kersten, Star Tribune
November 2, 2005 at 10:04 PM

Original Article

While we've heard a lot recently about student arrests at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Halloween bash and binge drinking at campuses across Minnesota, something quite different is going on at Kappa Pi Alpha at the University of Minnesota.

Kappa Pi Alpha is a two-year-old Christian fraternity, located in a big house vacated several years ago by another fraternity. Eighteen students, both men and women, live there in an "intentional community" with one purpose: to be a blessing to the university.

www.bordertowncoffee.com

You don't want to miss this!
Join fellow conservatives at the Twin Cities Republican Association meeting
and get ready for the start of the big 2006 season of political campaigning!
Make your reservation now and bring your questions, because this should prove to be a very challenging decision!
Meeting information:
➢ Tuesday, November 15, 2005
➢ Dinner at 6:30 PM; Program starts at 7:30 PM
➢ Crowne Plaza Hotel – Pilot Knob and 494 in Eagan
➢ RESERVATIONS call Terry Bowers at (651) 454-8242 by Noon on Friday, November 11
Or Email: tbowers1861@Comcast.Net

The first great political debate in the hotly contested 6th Congressional District will be among four Republican candidates vying for endorsement who are unequaled in terms of competence, experience and trustworthiness:

• Senator Michele Bachmann
• Businessman Jay Esmay
• Representative Jim Knoblach
• Representative Phil Krinkie

Any one of these candidates would be a true conservative in the US House of Representatives. Our job is to identify and support the very best one.

website: TCRA.info

You don't want to miss this!
Join fellow conservatives at the Twin Cities Republican Association meeting
and get ready for the start of the big 2006 season of political campaigning!
Make your reservation now and bring your questions, because this should prove to be a very challenging decision!
Meeting information:
➢ Tuesday, November 15, 2005
➢ Dinner at 6:30 PM; Program starts at 7:30 PM
➢ Crowne Plaza Hotel – Pilot Knob and 494 in Eagan
➢ RESERVATIONS call Terry Bowers at (651) 454-8242 by Noon on Friday, November 11
Or Email: tbowers1861@Comcast.Net

The first great political debate in the hotly contested 6th Congressional District will be among four Republican candidates vying for endorsement who are unequaled in terms of competence, experience and trustworthiness:

• Senator Michele Bachmann
• Businessman Jay Esmay
• Representative Jim Knoblach
• Representative Phil Krinkie

Any one of these candidates would be a true conservative in the US House of Representatives. Our job is to identify and support the very best one.

website: TCRA.info

TCRA Meeting on November 15, 2005 at 7:30pm the meeting came to order Elections were held with new leadership that takes place Jan. 1st 2005 as Follows:

President: Tom Marsland, 1st VP: Terry Flower, 2nd VP: Sherry Mattsen, Corresponding Secretary: Craig Johnson, Recording Secretary: Nancy Johnson, and treasurer

6th Congressional Debate with the 4 contenders for the GOP: Michele Bachmann SD 52, Phil Krinkie 53A, Jim Knoblach 15A, and the businessman Jay Esmay

Ladies and Gentlemen introduce yourselves:
MB - Michele Bachmann, Pro-life movement, Charter School in 1992 the 1st in US for troubled Kids, 35,000 heard speak on profile of Learning, Fed. Marriage Amendment, 300 at Pastors Summit.
PK - Phil Krinkie, Legislature 15 years, been there since1998, chair the tax committee. Parade Magazine about the Bridge to nowhere. $2.8 Billion a day and still not enough money for pork barreled spending. We should be embarrassed by the current administration & the President. I'm here to tell you I'm here to change this in Washington the same way I did in MN. I got the nickname of Dr. NO! Even voting against things governor Carlson supported. I've been that consistent conservative in the house
JE - Jay Esmay, Air Force attached to Special Forces & the joint Chief, Mentions Mark Kennedy, not status Quo, I'm the best to defeat the Dems, my focus on Conservative values in the country. The election is the most Anti-GOP election since Watergate. If we put up the same old same old we have a lot to lose I’m tired of this and want change.
JK - Jim Knoblach, Rep. from St. Cloud, deep roots over 150 yeas in the state, a business degree St. johns, MBA owning & Running businesses for the last 25 years, board of a Telecom co. Ran for legislature was elected and proud to be a conservative, 100% voting record since 2004. I saved the state 100s of $Millions and will balance budget without raising taxes.

TCRA Meeting on November 15, 2005 at 7:30pm the meeting came to order Elections were held with new leadership that takes place Jan. 1st 2005 as Follows:

President: Tom Marsland, 1st VP: Terry Flower, 2nd VP: Sherry Mattsen, Corresponding Secretary: Craig Johnson, Recording Secretary: Nancy Johnson, and treasurer

6th Congressional Debate with the 4 contenders for the GOP: Michele Bachmann SD 52, Phil Krinkie 53A, Jim Knoblach 15A, and the businessman Jay Esmay

Ladies and Gentlemen introduce yourselves:
MB - Michele Bachmann, Pro-life movement, Charter School in 1992 the 1st in US for troubled Kids, 35,000 heard speak on profile of Learning, Fed. Marriage Amendment, 300 at Pastors Summit.
PK - Phil Krinkie, Legislature 15 years, been there since1998, chair the tax committee. Parade Magazine about the Bridge to nowhere. $2.8 Billion a day and still not enough money for pork barreled spending. We should be embarrassed by the current administration & the President. I'm here to tell you I'm here to change this in Washington the same way I did in MN. I got the nickname of Dr. NO! Even voting against things governor Carlson supported. I've been that consistent conservative in the house
JE - Jay Esmay, Air Force attached to Special Forces & the joint Chief, Mentions Mark Kennedy, not status Quo, I'm the best to defeat the Dems, my focus on Conservative values in the country. The election is the most Anti-GOP election since Watergate. If we put up the same old same old we have a lot to lose I’m tired of this and want change.
JK - Jim Knoblach, Rep. from St. Cloud, deep roots over 150 yeas in the state, a business degree St. johns, MBA owning & Running businesses for the last 25 years, board of a Telecom co. Ran for legislature was elected and proud to be a conservative, 100% voting record since 2004. I saved the state 100s of $Millions and will balance budget without raising taxes.

The Hennepin County Board at their Dec. 13th meeting approved a 2006 county budget which totals $1.89 billion, an overall expenditure increase of 7.4 percent from the 2005 adjusted budget.  The net property tax levy is $535.8 million, an increase of 3.97 percent from this year.
the budget
(the one who got the raise for this and past budgets Sandy Vargas, County Administrator) Office of Budget & Finance
A-2301 Government Center
300 South 6th Street
Minneapolis, MN  55487-0231
email Sandy
Phone 612-348-5125
FAX 612-348-7970
The proposed 2006 Hennepin County budget totals $1,865,362,957 including a net property tax levy of $535,828,910. That is an overall proposed budget increase of 5.77 percent, and a 3.97 percent increase in the net property tax levy." - Sandy Vargas, County Administrator

Major cost drivers for 2006 are the rising costs of health care and energy. ( mainly people who are not paying their medical bills I believe I'd like to the immigration status of these folks too)

The Hennepin County Board at their Dec. 13th meeting approved a 2006 county budget which totals $1.89 billion, an overall expenditure increase of 7.4 percent from the 2005 adjusted budget.  The net property tax levy is $535.8 million, an increase of 3.97 percent from this year.
the budget
(the one who got the raise for this and past budgets Sandy Vargas, County Administrator) Office of Budget & Finance
A-2301 Government Center
300 South 6th Street
Minneapolis, MN  55487-0231
email Sandy
Phone 612-348-5125
FAX 612-348-7970
The proposed 2006 Hennepin County budget totals $1,865,362,957 including a net property tax levy of $535,828,910. That is an overall proposed budget increase of 5.77 percent, and a 3.97 percent increase in the net property tax levy." - Sandy Vargas, County Administrator

Major cost drivers for 2006 are the rising costs of health care and energy. ( mainly people who are not paying their medical bills I believe I'd like to the immigration status of these folks too)

ALthouth I wasn't able to attend I did recieve a speech from Rick Morgan from the LEA Awards Dinner honoring local reps & senators Legislative Evaluation Assembly of Minnesota, Incorporated (LEA)
"DARE TO DO YOUR DUTY”, COPYRIGHT 2006,

UNFORTUNATELY, DUTY IS NOT A WORD FREQUENTLY HEARD TODAY, EXCEPT IN CONNECTION WITH THE VALIANT SERVICE OF OUR ARMED FORCES. IT SHOULDN’T BE THAT WAY.

DUTY IS EASILY DEFINED: A DUTY IS AN ACTION REQUIRED BY ONE’S POSITION, AND EXTENDS TO BOTH MORAL AND LEGAL OBLIGATIONS. THIS EVENING, I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE DUTIES THAT WE ALL HAVE AS CITIZENS AND THAT SOME IN THIS AUDIENCE HAVE AS PUBLIC SERVANTS. WHAT ARE THESE DUTIES? WHAT IS THE FOUNDATION FOR THESE DUTIES? AND HOW CAN THAT FOUNDATION PROVIDE A BASIS FOR EVALUATING AND ACTING UPON SOME OF THE CRITICAL ISSUES THAT FACE OUR SOCIETY TODAY.

ALthouth I wasn't able to attend I did recieve a speech from Rick Morgan from the LEA Awards Dinner honoring local reps & senators Legislative Evaluation Assembly of Minnesota, Incorporated (LEA)
"DARE TO DO YOUR DUTY”, COPYRIGHT 2006,

UNFORTUNATELY, DUTY IS NOT A WORD FREQUENTLY HEARD TODAY, EXCEPT IN CONNECTION WITH THE VALIANT SERVICE OF OUR ARMED FORCES. IT SHOULDN’T BE THAT WAY.

DUTY IS EASILY DEFINED: A DUTY IS AN ACTION REQUIRED BY ONE’S POSITION, AND EXTENDS TO BOTH MORAL AND LEGAL OBLIGATIONS. THIS EVENING, I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE DUTIES THAT WE ALL HAVE AS CITIZENS AND THAT SOME IN THIS AUDIENCE HAVE AS PUBLIC SERVANTS. WHAT ARE THESE DUTIES? WHAT IS THE FOUNDATION FOR THESE DUTIES? AND HOW CAN THAT FOUNDATION PROVIDE A BASIS FOR EVALUATING AND ACTING UPON SOME OF THE CRITICAL ISSUES THAT FACE OUR SOCIETY TODAY.

6-20-06 MPR studio at 7:00 pm
played at 6-28-06

Glen GIlson: Why the media didn’t cover the aqdvoacy of the womens athletic department example of Mark Rosen & Don Shelby on how this media was covered with 70+ reporters who came with an editor in town that had the advantage of reporting at 10:00 pm. Someone should have given data 3 weeks in advance. This example gave idea on how the media performed with sports coverage controversy.

Now when I was there I witnessed them falling overthemselves to please the latin immigrant population with lingo, deciding if its ever important to describe factual statements in regards to legal vs. illegal status, or replacing it with "undocumented"to be more s-e-n-s-t-i-v-e. Now they were brought up the absurdity of the "undocumented" statement when many people here illegally have papers or someone who fails to include their paperwork in some legal action would fall into that category and what about workers who are paid in cash at times they might fall into this. While the stigma of latinos as being second class citizen stereotypes, like when Hillary Clinton said when they (I'm paraphrasing here) scrub toilets, cut the grass, or perform other meanial labor those are the faces she sees, as if thats all they are good for? That apparently isn't demeaning or insulting by the press or at least I've never heard they say anything counter to that. One reporter as seemingly typical living in the mysterious leftist world stated,"we know where they live." apparently implying some kind of standard dwelling, [possibly ghetto-like]? That apparently is a lot worse then labling some people who came here by breaking the law and continuing illegal activity and pointing it out. It was called racist and biased against the latin community, huh? I don't get it.
Now if your white you need not apply, or a Christian, patriotic or a combo or dare to show it you will not get asked questions at least one person at the meeting who had his hand raised for almost the whole time with a patriotic hat, and buttons on his hat, while he was patient no one knew him from a chair.

Jim Quinn of the John BIrch Society was allowed to speak somewhat and mentioned the SPP, FTAA, new world order, North American merger, NASCO, Lou Dobbs, and ties to communist organizers of the May rallies when Ruben Rosario of the Pioneer Press commented on him by name again he was snubbed as well, perhaps from lack of time? But they let many pointless people ramble in my opinion so thats not clear. The seminar was fair I guess getting ANY input in the media is usually harder then the IRS to change their mind so its a start.

6-20-06 MPR studio at 7:00 pm
played at 6-28-06

Glen GIlson: Why the media didn’t cover the aqdvoacy of the womens athletic department example of Mark Rosen & Don Shelby on how this media was covered with 70+ reporters who came with an editor in town that had the advantage of reporting at 10:00 pm. Someone should have given data 3 weeks in advance. This example gave idea on how the media performed with sports coverage controversy.

Now when I was there I witnessed them falling overthemselves to please the latin immigrant population with lingo, deciding if its ever important to describe factual statements in regards to legal vs. illegal status, or replacing it with "undocumented"to be more s-e-n-s-t-i-v-e. Now they were brought up the absurdity of the "undocumented" statement when many people here illegally have papers or someone who fails to include their paperwork in some legal action would fall into that category and what about workers who are paid in cash at times they might fall into this. While the stigma of latinos as being second class citizen stereotypes, like when Hillary Clinton said when they (I'm paraphrasing here) scrub toilets, cut the grass, or perform other meanial labor those are the faces she sees, as if thats all they are good for? That apparently isn't demeaning or insulting by the press or at least I've never heard they say anything counter to that. One reporter as seemingly typical living in the mysterious leftist world stated,"we know where they live." apparently implying some kind of standard dwelling, [possibly ghetto-like]? That apparently is a lot worse then labling some people who came here by breaking the law and continuing illegal activity and pointing it out. It was called racist and biased against the latin community, huh? I don't get it.
Now if your white you need not apply, or a Christian, patriotic or a combo or dare to show it you will not get asked questions at least one person at the meeting who had his hand raised for almost the whole time with a patriotic hat, and buttons on his hat, while he was patient no one knew him from a chair.

Jim Quinn of the John BIrch Society was allowed to speak somewhat and mentioned the SPP, FTAA, new world order, North American merger, NASCO, Lou Dobbs, and ties to communist organizers of the May rallies when Ruben Rosario of the Pioneer Press commented on him by name again he was snubbed as well, perhaps from lack of time? But they let many pointless people ramble in my opinion so thats not clear. The seminar was fair I guess getting ANY input in the media is usually harder then the IRS to change their mind so its a start.

Join AM1280 The Patriot for a listener appreciation Patriot Picnic on Boom Island in Minneapolis. This free event will include live broadcasts and lunch (while supplies last.) You may want to bring a blanket or chair, as seating will be limited.

Patriot Picnic info

Join AM1280 The Patriot for a listener appreciation Patriot Picnic on Boom Island in Minneapolis. This free event will include live broadcasts and lunch (while supplies last.) You may want to bring a blanket or chair, as seating will be limited.

Patriot Picnic info

Come see the Northstatesman at the Ramsey County Fair 2006! Corner of Frost & White Bear Avenue · Maplewood · MN · 55109
Friday 4:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Come see the Northstatesman at the Ramsey County Fair 2006! Corner of Frost & White Bear Avenue · Maplewood · MN · 55109
Friday 4:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

MAY TCRA MEETING

Featured Speaker – Lee McGrath

Executive Director of the Institute for Justice

Minnesota Chapter (the Kelo Lawyers)

Lee joined the Institute in December 2004 and
litigates cutting-edge constitutional cases
protecting economic liberty, school choice,
private property, freedom of speech and other
individual liberties in both federal and state
courts in Minnesota and nationally. Minnesota
Lawyer recently recognized McGrath as one of
2006’s Up and Coming Attorneys.

Read all the details about the speaker and the meeting by reading the TCRA news letter on TCRA website: http://tcra.info/

GO DIRECTLY TO THE NEWS LETTER: The May TCRA Newsletter (PDF)

MAY TCRA MEETING

Featured Speaker – Lee McGrath

Executive Director of the Institute for Justice

Minnesota Chapter (the Kelo Lawyers)

Lee joined the Institute in December 2004 and
litigates cutting-edge constitutional cases
protecting economic liberty, school choice,
private property, freedom of speech and other
individual liberties in both federal and state
courts in Minnesota and nationally. Minnesota
Lawyer recently recognized McGrath as one of
2006’s Up and Coming Attorneys.

Read all the details about the speaker and the meeting by reading the TCRA news letter on TCRA website: http://tcra.info/

GO DIRECTLY TO THE NEWS LETTER: The May TCRA Newsletter (PDF)

CELEBRATE AMERICAN FLAG DAY
Let Freedom Ring/March For America
Sponsored by Minnesotans Seeking Immigration Reform

June 16th, 2007
Minnesota State Capital
75 Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
St. Paul, Mn. 55155
12:00 to 2:30 p.m.

This is a call for all American citizens to unite under one voice and let
the Government hear us loud and clear. NO AMNESTY!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is time for all Americans to come out of the shadows!!!!

BRING YOUR AMERICAN FLAGS

Join fellow Patriots and enjoy
Speakers addressing illegal immigration,
current legislation and future consequences

Bring your family, friends and voices.


Minnesotans Seeking Immigration Reform, Box 87 Hanska, Minnesota 56041
www.mnsirproject.com

CELEBRATE AMERICAN FLAG DAY
Let Freedom Ring/March For America
Sponsored by Minnesotans Seeking Immigration Reform

June 16th, 2007
Minnesota State Capital
75 Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
St. Paul, Mn. 55155
12:00 to 2:30 p.m.

This is a call for all American citizens to unite under one voice and let
the Government hear us loud and clear. NO AMNESTY!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is time for all Americans to come out of the shadows!!!!

BRING YOUR AMERICAN FLAGS

Join fellow Patriots and enjoy
Speakers addressing illegal immigration,
current legislation and future consequences

Bring your family, friends and voices.


Minnesotans Seeking Immigration Reform, Box 87 Hanska, Minnesota 56041
www.mnsirproject.com

Here is the Irony we are honoring past & present vets who are currently  fighting Muslim's, the guest speaker is a Muslim, Muslim's can't eat pork, yet they are having a Pig roast. I sure hope Mr. Ellison eats up with all the vets who show up and doesn't insult them, the war, or Minnesotans. At least other events aren't as sad.
-(delargy.com)  - (washington Post)

God Bless America Let freedom & Liberty ring!
RICHFIELD

Veterans Memorial Park: 6400 Portland Ave. S. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Honoring All Veterans Memorial celebration, fundraiser and groundbreaking ceremony. Speakers, Chuck Lindberg, last surviving member of Marines who raised the first American flag at Iwo Jima; U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison; and Richfield Mayor Debbie Goettel. 11 a.m. pig roast; 1 p.m. groundbreaking; 2 to 4 p.m. music by Chris Hawkey. Also U.S. Marine Corps obstacle course, Minnesota Army National Guard climbing-wall and obstacle course, U.S. Air Force interactive activities, silent and live auctions and raffle.

State Capitol grounds: - twincities.com

Korean War Memorial, noon. Observance by the Minnesota Korean War Veterans, Chapter 1.

State Capitol grounds: Vietnam Veterans Memorial, 2:30 p.m. Observance by the Anoka County Chapter 470, Vietnam Veterans of America. Color guard march. Speakers, Joanna Koski and Lt. Cmdr. Brian Danielson. Contact Mike Clark at 763-323-1336 for information.

Here is the Irony we are honoring past & present vets who are currently  fighting Muslim's, the guest speaker is a Muslim, Muslim's can't eat pork, yet they are having a Pig roast. I sure hope Mr. Ellison eats up with all the vets who show up and doesn't insult them, the war, or Minnesotans. At least other events aren't as sad.
-(delargy.com)  - (washington Post)

God Bless America Let freedom & Liberty ring!
RICHFIELD

Veterans Memorial Park: 6400 Portland Ave. S. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Honoring All Veterans Memorial celebration, fundraiser and groundbreaking ceremony. Speakers, Chuck Lindberg, last surviving member of Marines who raised the first American flag at Iwo Jima; U.S. Rep. Keith Ellison; and Richfield Mayor Debbie Goettel. 11 a.m. pig roast; 1 p.m. groundbreaking; 2 to 4 p.m. music by Chris Hawkey. Also U.S. Marine Corps obstacle course, Minnesota Army National Guard climbing-wall and obstacle course, U.S. Air Force interactive activities, silent and live auctions and raffle.

State Capitol grounds: - twincities.com

Korean War Memorial, noon. Observance by the Minnesota Korean War Veterans, Chapter 1.

State Capitol grounds: Vietnam Veterans Memorial, 2:30 p.m. Observance by the Anoka County Chapter 470, Vietnam Veterans of America. Color guard march. Speakers, Joanna Koski and Lt. Cmdr. Brian Danielson. Contact Mike Clark at 763-323-1336 for information.

from the startribune of all places!?!? By Matt Stearns, MCCLATCHY NEWS SERVICE

Last update: May 29, 2007 – 9:05 PM
WASHINGTON

If the government really has a secret plan to build a 12-lane road-and-rail NAFTA Superhighway that will split the heartland from Mexico to Canada, it's playing with a great poker face. “There is absolutely no U.S. government plan for a NAFTA Superhighway of any sort,” said David Bohigian, an assistant secretary of commerce. Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo., a powerful member of committees that would authorize and pay for a NAFTA Superhighway, if one were being planned, dismissed the notion as “unfounded theories” with “no credence.”

from the startribune of all places!?!? By Matt Stearns, MCCLATCHY NEWS SERVICE

Last update: May 29, 2007 – 9:05 PM
WASHINGTON

If the government really has a secret plan to build a 12-lane road-and-rail NAFTA Superhighway that will split the heartland from Mexico to Canada, it's playing with a great poker face. “There is absolutely no U.S. government plan for a NAFTA Superhighway of any sort,” said David Bohigian, an assistant secretary of commerce. Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo., a powerful member of committees that would authorize and pay for a NAFTA Superhighway, if one were being planned, dismissed the notion as “unfounded theories” with “no credence.”

I don't think its terroristas but these days you don't know.
from: http://www.nbc5i.com/news/13751997/detail.html DALLAS -- Explosions at a liquefied natural gas plant Wednesday morning injured three people and shut down Interstate 30 and Interstate 35E near downtown Dallas, forcing evacuations within a half mile.

from: cbs11tv.com NEW INFORMATION: 3 Hurt As Explosions Rock Dallas
SLIDESHOW: Explosions Rock Central Dallas

(CBS 11 News) DALLAS Several explosions and a large fire rocked an industrial company near downtown Dallas Wednesday morning.

The business, Southwest Industrial Gases, Inc., is a w