WE FIGHT FOR?

Once this law passes your rights to free speech, privacy, life and liberty and all of the rights our founders fought and died for will be Gone! You think I am full of myself but read about it and you'll learn that I speak the truth!

 

A way to win wars on terror is not to limit, jail, or otherwise harm your own citizens this bill only kills our freedom and does nothing to win the war on terror.

 

You don't believe me? Fine. Read it for yourself and the information you read below came right from the US House Of Representatives Site. www.house.gov  US Senate's Site! www.senate.gov It also came from http://www.govtrack.us/ and the House's Site therefore, these are facts not me just  saying things to scare people.

 

Your freedom is at risk will you let what Millions of Americans fought and died for go in vein? Or will you vote in this and in every election?

 

We must change and stop the madness of such bills and laws being made by a republican party that is out of control and a weak, as yet powerless,democratic party. Americans who want to get back their rights and stay free must vote away control by at least one house.

 

The Senate or the House of Representatives.and give it to the democrats. Then, we must vote out the extremist of both parties. America can ill afford the extreme right or the extreme left nor can we give all the power to the democrats no more than we can give to any party. When we have one party controlling all branches of government be they democrat or republican or any future party.

 

It is when one party controls all levels of government that we start to lose our freedoms or extremes are allowed to happen. For now we must vote in a balanced government then we must demand that this bill or new law that shreds' to pieces our bill of rights and the constitution, and declaration of independence be repealed.

 

For those who feel that since you're a law abiding citizen you need not worry about the elimination of Habeas Corpus. Take note: This new law will effect every single American ( you.) if you are ever arrested for anything or you enjoy your freedom online and you visit a site that our government does not like or allow then you can also be arrested, jailed, taken to a secret location and your family may never see you again! Is that what millions of Americans died for? Is that what the American men and women in Afghanistan ,Iraq and other places in the world fighting for?

 

I say no! They fought for freedom and still fight for freedom! But, now Congress saw fit to end our freedom!! Don't sit and do nothing or soon you too could be without your personal Freedom!!

 

What about your children?  If you won't act to protect your freedom will you act to protect theirs?

 

THIS MESSAGE IS LONG, BUT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT AMERICA'S FREEDOM! WHO VOTED TO KEEP  YOUR FREEDOM AND WHO VOTED TO TAKE IT AWAY! REMEMBER ABE LINCOLN, GEORGE WASHINGTON AND ALL OF THE AMERICANS WHO FOUGHT AND DIED FOR FREEDOM AND ON

NOV-7-2006!

VOTE FOR THOSE WHO PROTECTED YOUR FREEDOM AND VOTE OUT THOSE WHO HAVE GOTTEN RID OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS AND HABEAS CORPUS AND WHO MADE LAWS TO SANCTION TORTURE IN AMERICA AND ALLOWS OUR MILITARY TO TORTURE PRISONERS OF WAR!

 

Yes, I want terrorist captured, tried and in prison. Yes, I want America to win her war on terror, but not by making laws that end the Bill Of Rights, The US Constitution, The Declaration Of Independence and not by taking away the civil liberties of every American.

 

To do that is to become a fascist nation and may I remind you we fought Germany, Italy and other nations so that Americans would never live in a fascist nation. This bill and new law makes it one step closer to a reality of Americans living under laws that Hitler would have put in place and laws that Hitler would welcome and enjoy!

 

Let's stop this from happening! Again, don't believe a word I have written. Look below at the words Congress itself has written then search out news online and read about it where you can but act before it is too late.

 

I was not yelling above. I used dramatic license to point out what is going on and to get Americans to legally and peacefully rise up and regain our freedoms and   civil liberties to regain the America that Lincoln, JFK, Ronald Regan, Jefferson and millions more fought for. I'm now asking you to fight for America to fight legally and peacefully  for Freedom!

 

Some may call me an alarmist others may call me a fool but nobody can say that I don't care about my family, my friends my nation or our freedom.

 

Vote Nov-7-2006. And vote for freedom in America.

 

 

 

 

Note: New law makes it illegal to pay online gambling bills with credit cards or debit cards. However you can pay gambling debt at brick and mortor bingos and at a casino. Why? It's an attack on your cyber freedoms.

 

Bills to limit freedom of all types are in Congress now.

 

Bills to end Public Access in America our in Congress now.

 

Attacks on our freedoms both online and offline are happening and will not stop until we act to make it stop!

 

Albert

 

 

THe House Vote!

The Senate Vote!   Senate Vote 259: Sep 28, 2006 (109th Congress) S. 3930: Military Commissions Act of 2006 (Vote On Passage) Bill Passed: On Passage of the Bill (S. 3930 As Amended ) Related Bill: S. 3930: Military Commissions Act of 2006 For More Information This information comes from the U.S. Senate website. Click the link for the official record. Geographic Voting Pattern (see below for info) Cartogram Standard Projection Horizontal bars indicate the two senators from a state voted differently. Cartograms give an equal area in an image to an equal number of votes. Senate vote cartograms are shown with each state taking up an equal area (two votes each). For House votes, each congressional district takes up an equal area (one vote each). These images were created with the help of Michael Gastner's cartogram program. Totals Ayes: 65 (65%) Nays: 34 (34%) Not Voting: 1 (1%) Required: 1/2 Party Breakdown Democrat Republican Independent Aye 12 53 0 Nay 32 1 1 Absent 0 1 0 Votes Vote [Sort] State [Sort] Representative [Sort by Name] [Sort by Party] Alabama Aye AL Sessions, Jefferson [R] Aye AL Shelby, Richard [R] Alaska Aye AK Murkowski, Lisa [R] Aye AK Stevens, Ted [R] Arizona Aye AZ Kyl, Jon [R] Aye AZ McCain, John [R] Arkansas Aye AR Pryor, Mark [D] Nay AR Lincoln, Blanche [D] California Nay CA Boxer, Barbara [D] Nay CA Feinstein, Dianne [D] Colorado Aye CO Allard, Wayne [R] Aye CO Salazar, Ken [D] Connecticut Aye CT Lieberman, Joseph [D] Nay CT Dodd, Christopher [D] Delaware Aye DE Carper, Thomas [D] Nay DE Biden, Joseph [D] Florida Aye FL Martinez, Mel [R] Aye FL Nelson, Bill [D] Georgia Aye GA Chambliss, C. [R] Aye GA Isakson, John [R] Hawaii Nay HI Akaka, Daniel [D] Nay HI Inouye, Daniel [D] Idaho Aye ID Craig, Larry [R] Aye ID Crapo, Michael [R] Illinois Nay IL Durbin, Richard [D] Nay IL Obama, Barack [D] Indiana Aye IN Lugar, Richard [R] Nay IN Bayh, B. [D] Iowa Aye IA Grassley, Charles [R] Nay IA Harkin, Thomas [D] Kansas Aye KS Brownback, Samuel [R] Aye KS Roberts, Pat [R] Kentucky Aye KY Bunning, Jim [R] Aye KY McConnell, Mitch [R] Louisiana Aye LA Landrieu, Mary [D] Aye LA Vitter, David [R] Maine Aye ME Collins, Susan [R] No Vote ME Snowe, Olympia [R] Maryland Nay MD Mikulski, Barbara [D] Nay MD Sarbanes, Paul [D] Massachusetts Nay MA Kennedy, Edward [D] Nay MA Kerry, John [D] Michigan Aye MI Stabenow, Debbie Ann [D] Nay MI Levin, Carl [D] Minnesota Aye MN Coleman, Norm [R] Nay MN Dayton, Mark [D] Mississippi Aye MS Cochran, Thad [R] Aye MS Lott, Trent [R] Missouri Aye MO Bond, Christopher [R] Aye MO Talent, James [R] Montana Aye MT Burns, Conrad [R] Nay MT Baucus, Max [D] Nebraska Aye NE Hagel, Charles [R] Aye NE Nelson, Ben [D] Nevada Aye NV Ensign, John [R] Nay NV Reid, Harry [D] New Hampshire Aye NH Gregg, Judd [R] Aye NH Sununu, John [R] New Jersey Aye NJ Lautenberg, Frank [D] Aye NJ Menendez, Robert [D] New Mexico Aye NM Domenici, Pete [R] Nay NM Bingaman, Jeff [D] New York Nay NY Clinton, Hillary [D] Nay NY Schumer, Charles [D] North Carolina Aye NC Burr, Richard [R] Aye NC Dole, Elizabeth [R] North Dakota Nay ND Conrad, Gaylord [D] Nay ND Dorgan, Byron [D] Ohio Aye OH DeWine, Michael [R] Aye OH Voinovich, George [R] Oklahoma Aye OK Coburn, Thomas [R] Aye OK Inhofe, James [R] Oregon Aye OR Smith, Gordon [R] Nay OR Wyden, Ron [D] Pennsylvania Aye PA Santorum, Richard [R] Aye PA Specter, Arlen [R] Rhode Island Nay RI Chafee, Lincoln [R] Nay RI Reed, John [D] South Carolina Aye SC DeMint, Jim [R] Aye SC Graham, Lindsey [R] South Dakota Aye SD Johnson, Tim [D] Aye SD Thune, John [R] Tennessee Aye TN Alexander, Lamar [R] Aye TN Frist, William [R] Texas Aye TX Cornyn, John [R] Aye TX Hutchison, Kay [R] Utah Aye UT Bennett, Robert [R] Aye UT Hatch, Orrin [R] Vermont Nay VT Jeffords, James [I] Nay VT Leahy, Patrick [D] Virginia Aye VA Allen, George [R] Aye VA Warner, John [R] Washington Nay WA Cantwell, Maria [D] Nay WA Murray, Patty [D] West Virginia Aye WV Rockefeller, John [D] Nay WV Byrd, Robert [D] Wisconsin Nay WI Feingold, Russell [D] Nay WI Kohl, Herbert [D] Wyoming Aye WY Enzi, Michael [R] Aye WY Thomas, Craig [R]

S. 3930, the Military Commissions Act of 2006 September 28, 2006 Summary   S. 3930, the Military Commissions Act of 2006, would authorize the President to establish military commissions for the trial of alien unlawful enemy combatants.  The bill would authorize the Secretary of Defense to convene military commissions and, in concert with the Attorney General to establish the rules and procedures governing military commissions.  S. 3930 also revises the War Crimes Act and would amend the Habeas Corpus provisions of the United States Code.   Major Provisions   SUBCHAPTER 1- General Provisions   Authorization for the establishment of military commissions.  S. 3930 would establish the authority of the President to establish military commissions for the trial of alien unlawful enemy combatants engaged in hostilities against the United States for violations of the law of war, as provided in chapter 47 of title 10, United States Code.  It would recognize the authority of the military commission to impose an appropriate sentence upon any person found guilty and would authorize the Secretary of Defense to carry out a sentence of punishment imposed by a military commission.  S. 3930 would require the Secretary of Defense to submit an annual report to Congress on any trials conducted by military commissions.   Unlawful enemy combatant.  S. 3930 would define an unlawful enemy combatant as: 1) “a person who has engaged in hostilities against the U.S. or who has purposefully and materially supported hostilities against the U.S. or its co-belligerents who is not a lawful enemy combatant (including a person who is part of the Taliban, al Qaeda or associated forces)”; or 2) “a person who, before, on, or after the date of the enactment of the Military Commissions Act of 2006 [December 30, 2005] has been determined to be an unlawful enemy combatant by a Combatant Status Review Tribunal or another competent tribunal established under the authority of the President or the Secretary of Defense.”

House Vote 491: Sep 27, 2006 (109th Congress) H.R. 6166: Military Commissions Act of 2006 (Vote On Passage) Passed: On Passage: H R 6166 Military Commissions Act Related Bill: H.R. 6166: Military Commissions Act of 2006 For More Information This information comes from the U.S. House of Representatives website. Click the link for the official record. Geographic Voting Pattern (see below for info) Cartogram Standard Projection Cartograms give an equal area in an image to an equal number of votes. Senate vote cartograms are shown with each state taking up an equal area (two votes each). For House votes, each congressional district takes up an equal area (one vote each). These images were created with the help of Michael Gastner's cartogram program. Totals Ayes: 253 (58%) Nays: 168 (39%) Not Voting: 12 (3%) Required: 1/2 Party Breakdown Democrat Republican Independent Aye 34 218 0 Nay 160 7 1 Absent 7 5 0 Votes Vote [Sort] District [Sort] Representative [Sort by Name] [Sort by Party] Alabama Aye AL-1 Bonner, Jo [R] Aye AL-2 Everett, Terry [R] Aye AL-3 Rogers, Michael [R] Aye AL-4 Aderholt, Robert [R] Aye AL-5 Cramer, Robert [D] Aye AL-6 Bachus, Spencer [R] Aye AL-7 Davis, Artur [D] Alaska Aye AK-0 Young, Donald [R] Arizona Aye AZ-1 Renzi, Rick [R] Aye AZ-2 Franks, Trent [R] Aye AZ-3 Shadegg, John [R] Nay AZ-4 Pastor, Edward [D] Aye AZ-5 Hayworth, John [R] Aye AZ-6 Flake, Jeff [R] Nay AZ-7 Grijalva, Raul [D] Aye AZ-8 Kolbe, James [R] Arkansas Nay AR-1 Berry, Robert [D] Nay AR-2 Snyder, Victor [D] Aye AR-3 Boozman, John [R] Aye AR-4 Ross, Mike [D] California Nay CA-1 Thompson, C. [D] Aye CA-2 Herger, Walter [R] Aye CA-3 Lungren, Daniel [R] Aye CA-4 Doolittle, John [R] Nay CA-5 Matsui, Doris [D] Nay CA-6 Woolsey, Lynn [D] Nay CA-7 Miller, George [D] Nay CA-8 Pelosi, Nancy [D] Nay CA-9 Lee, Barbara [D] Nay CA-10 Tauscher, Ellen [D] Aye CA-11 Pombo, Richard [R] Nay CA-12 Lantos, Tom [D] Nay CA-13 Stark, Fortney [D] Nay CA-14 Eshoo, Anna [D] Nay CA-15 Honda, Michael [D] Nay CA-16 Lofgren, Zoe [D] Nay CA-17 Farr, Sam [D] Nay CA-18 Cardoza, Dennis [D] No Vote CA-19 Radanovich, George [R] Nay CA-20 Costa, Jim [D] Aye CA-21 Nunes, Devin [R] Aye CA-22 Thomas, William [R] Nay CA-23 Capps, Lois [D] Aye CA-24 Gallegly, Elton [R] Aye CA-25 McKeon, Howard [R] Aye CA-26 Dreier, David [R] Nay CA-27 Sherman, Brad [D] Nay CA-28 Berman, Howard [D] Nay CA-29 Schiff, Adam [D] Nay CA-30 Waxman, Henry [D] Nay CA-31 Becerra, Xavier [D] Nay CA-32 Solis, Hilda [D] Nay CA-33 Watson, Diane [D] Nay CA-34 Roybal-Allard, Lucille [D] Nay CA-35 Waters, Maxine [D] Nay CA-36 Harman, Jane [D] No Vote CA-37 Millender-McDonald, Juanita [D] Nay CA-38 Napolitano, Grace [D] Nay CA-39 Sanchez, Linda [D] Aye CA-40 Royce, Edward [R] Aye CA-41 Lewis, Jerry [R] Aye CA-42 Miller, Gary [R] Nay CA-43 Baca, Joe [D] Aye CA-44 Calvert, Ken [R] Aye CA-45 Bono, Mary [R] Aye CA-46 Rohrabacher, Dana [R] Nay CA-47 Sanchez, Loretta [D] Aye CA-48 Campbell, John [R] Aye CA-49 Issa, Darrell [R] Aye CA-50 Bilbray, Brian [R] Nay CA-51 Filner, Bob [D] Aye CA-52 Hunter, Duncan [R] Nay CA-53 Davis, Susan [D] Colorado Nay CO-1 DeGette, Diana [D] Nay CO-2 Udall, Mark [D] Aye CO-3 Salazar, John [D] Aye CO-4 Musgrave, Marilyn [R] Aye CO-5 Hefley, Joel [R] Aye CO-6 Tancredo, Thomas [R] Aye CO-7 Beauprez, Bob [R] Connecticut Nay CT-1 Larson, John [D] Aye CT-2 Simmons, Robert [R] Nay CT-3 DeLauro, Rosa [D] Aye CT-4 Shays, Christopher [R] Aye CT-5 Johnson, Nancy [R] Delaware No Vote DE-0 Castle, Michael [R] Florida Aye FL-1 Miller, Jeff [R] Aye FL-2 Boyd, F. [D] Nay FL-3 Brown, Corrine [D] Aye FL-4 Crenshaw, Ander [R] Aye FL-5 Brown-Waite, Virginia [R] Aye FL-6 Stearns, Clifford [R] Aye FL-7 Mica, John [R] No Vote FL-8 Keller, Ric [R] Aye FL-9 Bilirakis, Michael [R] Aye FL-10 Young, C. W. [R] No Vote FL-11 Davis, James [D] Aye FL-12 Putnam, Adam [R] Aye FL-13 Harris, Katherine [R] Aye FL-14 Mack, Connie [R] Aye FL-15 Weldon, David [R] Aye FL-16 Foley, Mark [R] Nay FL-17 Meek, Kendrick [D] Aye FL-18 Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana [R] Nay FL-19 Wexler, Robert [D] Nay FL-20 Wasserman Schultz, Debbie [D] Aye FL-21 Diaz-Balart, Lincoln [R] Aye FL-22 Shaw, E. [R] Nay FL-23 Hastings, Alcee [D] Aye FL-24 Feeney, Tom [R] Aye FL-25 Diaz-Balart, Mario [R] Georgia Aye GA-1 Kingston, Jack [R] Aye GA-2 Bishop, Sanford [D] Aye GA-3 Marshall, James [D] Nay GA-4 McKinney, Cynthia [D] No Vote GA-5 Lewis, John [D] Aye GA-6 Price, Tom [R] Aye GA-7 Linder, John [R] Aye GA-8 Westmoreland, Lynn [R] Aye GA-9 Norwood, Charles [R] Aye GA-10 Deal, Nathan [R] Aye GA-11 Gingrey, John [R] Aye GA-12 Barrow, John [D] Aye GA-13 Scott, David [D] Hawaii Nay HI-1 Abercrombie, Neil [D] Nay HI-2 Case, Ed [D] Idaho Aye ID-1 Otter, C.L. [R] Aye ID-2 Simpson, Michael [R] Illinois Nay IL-1 Rush, Bobby [D] Nay IL-2 Jackson, Jesse [D] Nay IL-3 Lipinski, Daniel [D] Nay IL-4 Gutierrez, Luis [D] Nay IL-5 Emanuel, Rahm [D] Aye IL-6 Hyde, Henry [R] Nay IL-7 Davis, Danny [D] Aye IL-8 Bean, Melissa [D] Nay IL-9 Schakowsky, Janice [D] Aye IL-10 Kirk, Mark [R] Aye IL-11 Weller, Gerald [R] Nay IL-12 Costello, Jerry [D] Aye IL-13 Biggert, Judy [R] Aye IL-14 Hastert, J. [R] Aye IL-15 Johnson, Timothy [R] Aye IL-16 Manzullo, Donald [R] Nay IL-17 Evans, Lane [D] Aye IL-18 LaHood, Ray [R] Aye IL-19 Shimkus, John [R] Indiana Nay IN-1 Visclosky, Peter [D] Aye IN-2 Chocola, Chris [R] Aye IN-3 Souder, Mark [R] Aye IN-4 Buyer, Stephen [R] Aye IN-5 Burton, Dan [R] Aye IN-6 Pence, Mike [R] Nay IN-7 Carson, Julia [D] Aye IN-8 Hostettler, John [R] Aye IN-9 Sodrel, Michael [R] Iowa Aye IA-1 Nussle, James [R] Nay IA-2 Leach, James [R] Aye IA-3 Boswell, Leonard [D] Aye IA-4 Latham, Thomas [R] Aye IA-5 King, Steve [R] Kansas Nay KS-1 Moran, Jerry [R] Aye KS-2 Ryun, Jim [R] Aye KS-3 Moore, Dennis [D] Aye KS-4 Tiahrt, Todd [R] Kentucky Aye KY-1 Whitfield, Edward [R] Aye KY-2 Lewis, Ron [R] Aye KY-3 Northup, Anne [R] Aye KY-4 Davis, Geoff [R] Aye KY-5 Rogers, Harold [R] Aye KY-6 Chandler, Ben [D] Louisiana Aye LA-1 Jindal, Bobby [R] Nay LA-2 Jefferson, William [D] Aye LA-3 Melancon, Charles [D] Aye LA-4 McCrery, James [R] Aye LA-5 Alexander, Rodney [R] Aye LA-6 Baker, Richard [R] Aye LA-7 Boustany, Charles [R] Maine Nay ME-1 Allen, Thomas [D] Aye ME-2 Michaud, Michael [D] Maryland Nay MD-1 Gilchrest, Wayne [R] Nay MD-2 Ruppersberger, C.A. [D] Nay MD-3 Cardin, Benjamin [D] Nay MD-4 Wynn, Albert [D] Nay MD-5 Hoyer, Steny [D] Nay MD-6 Bartlett, Roscoe [R] Nay MD-7 Cummings, Elijah [D] Nay MD-8 Van Hollen, Christopher [D] Massachusetts Nay MA-1 Olver, John [D] Nay MA-2 Neal, Richard [D] Nay MA-3 McGovern, James [D] Nay MA-4 Frank, Barney [D] No Vote MA-5 Meehan, Martin [D] Nay MA-6 Tierney, John [D] Nay MA-7 Markey, Edward [D] Nay MA-8 Capuano, Michael [D] Nay MA-9 Lynch, Stephen [D] Nay MA-10 Delahunt, William [D] Michigan Nay MI-1 Stupak, Bart [D] Aye MI-2 Hoekstra, Peter [R] Aye MI-3 Ehlers, Vernon [R] Aye MI-4 Camp, David [R] Nay MI-5 Kildee, Dale [D] Aye MI-6 Upton, Frederick [R] Aye MI-7 Schwarz, John [R] Aye MI-8 Rogers, Michael [R] Aye MI-9 Knollenberg, Joseph [R] Aye MI-10 Miller, Candice [R] Aye MI-11 McCotter, Thaddeus [R] Nay MI-12 Levin, Sander [D] Nay MI-13 Kilpatrick, Carolyn [D] Nay MI-14 Conyers, John [D] Nay MI-15 Dingell, John [D] Minnesota Aye MN-1 Gutknecht, Gilbert [R] Aye MN-2 Kline, John [R] Aye MN-3 Ramstad, James [R] Nay MN-4 McCollum, Betty [D] Nay MN-5 Sabo, Martin [D] Aye MN-6 Kennedy, Mark [R] Aye MN-7 Peterson, Collin [D] Nay MN-8 Oberstar, James [D] Mississippi Aye MS-1 Wicker, Roger [R] Nay MS-2 Thompson, Bennie [D] Aye MS-3 Pickering, Charles [R] Aye MS-4 Taylor, Gene [D] Missouri Nay MO-1 Clay, William [D] Aye MO-2 Akin, W. [R] Nay MO-3 Carnahan, Russ [D] Nay MO-4 Skelton, Ike [D] No Vote MO-5 Cleaver, Emanuel [D] Aye MO-6 Graves, Samuel [R] Aye MO-7 Blunt, Roy [R] Aye MO-8 Emerson, Jo Ann [R] Aye MO-9 Hulshof, Kenny [R] Montana Aye MT-0 Rehberg, Dennis [R] Nebraska Aye NE-1 Fortenberry, Jeffrey [R] Aye NE-2 Terry, Lee [R] Aye NE-3 Osborne, Thomas [R] Nevada Nay NV-1 Berkley, Shelley [D] Aye NV-2 Gibbons, James [R] Aye NV-3 Porter, Jon [R] New Hampshire Aye NH-1 Bradley, Jeb [R] Aye NH-2 Bass, Charles [R] New Jersey Aye NJ-1 Andrews, Robert [D] Aye NJ-2 LoBiondo, Frank [R] Aye NJ-3 Saxton, H. [R] Aye NJ-4 Smith, Christopher [R] Aye NJ-5 Garrett, E. [R] Nay NJ-6 Pallone, Frank [D] Aye NJ-7 Ferguson, Michael [R] Nay NJ-8 Pascrell, William [D] Nay NJ-9 Rothman, Steven [D] Nay NJ-10 Payne, Donald [D] Aye NJ-11 Frelinghuysen, Rodney [R] Nay NJ-12 Holt, Rush [D] New Mexico Aye NM-1 Wilson, Heather [R] Aye NM-2 Pearce, Steven [R] Nay NM-3 Udall, Tom [D] New York Nay NY-1 Bishop, Timothy [D] Nay NY-2 Israel, Steve [D] Aye NY-3 King, Peter [R] Nay NY-4 McCarthy, Carolyn [D] Nay NY-5 Ackerman, Gary [D] Nay NY-6 Meeks, Gregory [D] Nay NY-7 Crowley, Joseph [D] Nay NY-8 Nadler, Jerrold [D] Nay NY-9 Weiner, Anthony [D] Nay NY-10 Towns, Edolphus [D] Nay NY-11 Owens, Major [D] Nay NY-12 Velazquez, Nydia [D] Aye NY-13 Fossella, Vito [R] Nay NY-14 Maloney, Carolyn [D] Nay NY-15 Rangel, Charles [D] Nay NY-16 Serrano, José [D] Nay NY-17 Engel, Eliot [D] Nay NY-18 Lowey, Nita [D] Aye NY-19 Kelly, Sue [R] Aye NY-20 Sweeney, John [R] Nay NY-21 McNulty, Michael [D] Nay NY-22 Hinchey, Maurice [D] Aye NY-23 McHugh, John [R] Aye NY-24 Boehlert, Sherwood [R] Aye NY-25 Walsh, James [R] Aye NY-26 Reynolds, Thomas [R] Aye NY-27 Higgins, Brian [D] Nay NY-28 Slaughter, Louise [D] Aye NY-29 Kuhl, John [R] North Carolina Nay NC-1 Butterfield, George [D] Aye NC-2 Etheridge, Bob [D] Nay NC-3 Jones, Walter [R] Nay NC-4 Price, David [D] Aye NC-5 Foxx, Virginia [R] Aye NC-6 Coble, John [R] Aye NC-7 McIntyre, Mike [D] Aye NC-8 Hayes, Robert [R] Aye NC-9 Myrick, Sue [R] Aye NC-10 Mchenry, Patrick [R] Aye NC-11 Taylor, Charles [R] Nay NC-12 Watt, Melvin [D] Nay NC-13 Miller, R. [D] North Dakota Aye ND-0 Pomeroy, Earl [D] Ohio Aye OH-1 Chabot, Steven [R] Aye OH-2 Schmidt, Jean [R] Aye OH-3 Turner, Michael [R] Aye OH-4 Oxley, Michael [R] Aye OH-5 Gillmor, Paul [R] No Vote OH-6 Strickland, Ted [D] Aye OH-7 Hobson, David [R] Aye OH-8 Boehner, John [R] Nay OH-9 Kaptur, Marcy [D] Nay OH-10 Kucinich, Dennis [D] Nay OH-11 Jones, Stephanie [D] Aye OH-12 Tiberi, Patrick [R] Aye OH-13 Brown, Sherrod [D] Nay OH-14 LaTourette, Steven [R] Aye OH-15 Pryce, Deborah [R] Aye OH-16 Regula, Ralph [R] Nay OH-17 Ryan, Timothy [D] No Vote OH-18 Ney, Robert [R] Oklahoma Aye OK-1 Sullivan, John [R] Aye OK-2 Boren, Dan [D] Aye OK-3 Lucas, Frank [R] Aye OK-4 Cole, Tom [R] Aye OK-5 Istook, Ernest [R] Oregon Nay OR-1 Wu, David [D] Aye OR-2 Walden, Greg [R] Nay OR-3 Blumenauer, Earl [D] Nay OR-4 DeFazio, Peter [D] Nay OR-5 Hooley, Darlene [D] Pennsylvania Nay PA-1 Brady, Robert [D] Nay PA-2 Fattah, Chaka [D] Aye PA-3 English, Philip [R] Aye PA-4 Hart, Melissa [R] Aye PA-5 Peterson, John [R] Aye PA-6 Gerlach, Jim [R] Aye PA-7 Weldon, W. [R] Aye PA-8 Fitzpatrick, Michael [R] Aye PA-9 Shuster, William [?] Aye PA-10 Sherwood, Donald [R] Nay PA-11 Kanjorski, Paul [D] Nay PA-12 Murtha, John [D] Nay PA-13 Schwartz, Allyson [D] Nay PA-14 Doyle, Michael [D] Aye PA-15 Dent, Charles [R] Aye PA-16 Pitts, Joseph [R] Aye PA-17 Holden, Tim [D] Aye PA-18 Murphy, Tim [R] Aye PA-19 Platts, Todd [R] Rhode Island Nay RI-1 Kennedy, Patrick [D] Nay RI-2 Langevin, James [D] South Carolina Aye SC-1 Brown, Henry [R] Aye SC-2 Wilson, Addison [R] Aye SC-3 Barrett, James [R] Aye SC-4 Inglis, Bob [R] Aye SC-5 Spratt, John [D] Nay SC-6 Clyburn, James [D] South Dakota Aye SD-0 Herseth, Stephanie [D] Tennessee Aye TN-1 Jenkins, William [R] Aye TN-2 Duncan, John [R] Aye TN-3 Wamp, Zach [R] Aye TN-4 Davis, Lincoln [D] Nay TN-5 Cooper, Jim [D] Aye TN-6 Gordon, Barton [D] Aye TN-7 Blackburn, Marsha [R] Aye TN-8 Tanner, John [D] Aye TN-9 Ford, Harold [D] Texas Aye TX-1 Gohmert, Louis [R] Aye TX-2 Poe, Ted [R] Aye TX-3 Johnson, Samuel [R] Aye TX-4 Hall, Ralph [R] Aye TX-5 Hensarling, Jeb [R] Aye TX-6 Barton, Joe [R] Aye TX-7 Culberson, John [R] Aye TX-8 Brady, Kevin [R] Nay TX-9 Green, Al [D] Aye TX-10 McCaul, Michael [R] Aye TX-11 Conaway, K. [R] Aye TX-12 Granger, Kay [R] Aye TX-13 Thornberry, William [R] Nay TX-14 Paul, Ronald [R] Nay TX-15 Hinojosa, Ruben [D] Nay TX-16 Reyes, Silvestre [D] Aye TX-17 Edwards, Thomas [D] No Vote TX-18 Jackson-Lee, Sheila [D] Aye TX-19 Neugebauer, Randy [R] Nay TX-20 Gonzalez, Charles [D] Aye TX-21 Smith, Lamar [R] Aye TX-23 Bonilla, Henry [R] Aye TX-24 Marchant, Kenny [R] Nay TX-25 Doggett, Lloyd [D] Aye TX-26 Burgess, Michael [R] Nay TX-27 Ortiz, Solomon [D] Aye TX-28 Cuellar, Henry [D] Nay TX-29 Green, Raymond [D] Nay TX-30 Johnson, Eddie [D] Aye TX-31 Carter, John [R] Aye TX-32 Sessions, Peter [R] Utah Aye UT-1 Bishop, Rob [R] Aye UT-2 Matheson, Jim [D] Aye UT-3 Cannon, Christopher [R] Vermont Nay VT-0 Sanders, Bernard [I] Virginia Aye VA-1 Davis, Jo Ann [R] Aye VA-2 Drake, Thelma [R] Nay VA-3 Scott, Robert [D] Aye VA-4 Forbes, James [R] Aye VA-5 Goode, Virgil [R] Aye VA-6 Goodlatte, Robert [R] Aye VA-7 Cantor, Eric [R] Nay VA-8 Moran, James [D] Nay VA-9 Boucher, Frederick [D] Aye VA-10 Wolf, Frank [R] No Vote VA-11 Davis, Thomas [R] Washington Nay WA-1 Inslee, Jay [D] Nay WA-2 Larsen, Rick [D] Nay WA-3 Baird, Brian [D] Aye WA-4 Hastings, Doc [R] Aye WA-5 Mcmorris, Cathy [R] Nay WA-6 Dicks, Norman [D] Nay WA-7 McDermott, James [D] Aye WA-8 Reichert, Dave [R] Nay WA-9 Smith, Adam [D] West Virginia Nay WV-1 Mollohan, Alan [D] Aye WV-2 Capito, Shelley [R] Nay WV-3 Rahall, Nick [D] Wisconsin Aye WI-1 Ryan, Paul [R] Nay WI-2 Baldwin, Tammy [D] Nay WI-3 Kind, Ronald [D] Nay WI-4 Moore, Gwen [D] Aye WI-5 Sensenbrenner, F. [R] Aye WI-6 Petri, Thomas [R] Nay WI-7 Obey, David [D] Aye WI-8 Green, Mark [R] Wyoming Aye WY-0 Cubin, Barbara [R]

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Posted on my web site at Myspace because free speech must not be silenced!

MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS I MUST ALERT ALL OF YOU THAT

 

NOV-7-2006 IS COMING! VOTING DAY 2006!

 

I NEED ALL OF YOU TO STAND UP FOR JUSTICE! STAND UP FOR FREEDOM! STAND UP FOR A FREE AND UNCENSORED INTERNET! STAND UP FOR PUBLIC ACCESS WHICH IS IN DANGER OF LEAVING OUR AIRWAYS FOREVER! STAND UP TO THE BIG CORPORATIONS WHO WOULD TAKE YOUR VOICE AWAY! VOTE ON NOV-7-2006 AND WHEN YOU VOTE BE SURE TO SEE WHO STANDS FOR A FREE INTERNET, PUBLIC ACCESS AND ALL THAT WE CARE ABOUT.

 

IF YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR FREEDOM AND MINE YOU MUST VOTE THIS NOV-7-2006 OR MYSPACE AND MUCH OF THE INTERNETS FREEDOM MAY GO AWAY FOREVER!!!

 

I  AM NOT YELLING I JUST NEED YOU TO SEE THIS AND  TO STAND UP FOR AMERICA AND HER FREEDOM!!!

 

Save our nation and our freedom, my fellow Americans.

 

Albert

 

Another victory from signing online petitions and from offline work as well.

Attorneys brought suit to protect our national forest and to protect nature. They also posted petitions online. I and thousands more signed these petitions. As a result we won another ruling and thus a victory! As you know I had signed a petition for A vote on Stem Cell research and the Senate and house sent that bill to the Whitehouse which Bush chose to use his first ever line item veto, but the point is that signing these petitions are causing things to happen! So, be it about lowering our fuel cost, healthcare, building a WW2 museum or anything else these petitions are having success and our leaders do listen.

 

I say to you start signing petitions and you will have input on how your nation is governed.

 

Albert

 

 

Note: Some people I e-mail live outside of the United States, but I send them the same e-mail to inform them of happenings in America and to show that not every American agrees with every policy our nation has. To disagree with policy does not make you anti patriotic it makes you a patriot because you care enough to remind your leaders that their polices may not be what is best for our nation or our people.

 

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/236574986/insert

 

Court Reinstates Roadless Rule

Almost 50 million acres of national forests and grasslands once again protected

September 20, 2006

San Francisco, CA -- A federal district court today ordered reinstatement of the Clinton era roadless rule to protect almost 50 million acres of wild national forests and grasslands from road building, logging, and development. The court order is a stunning victory for all Americans who value America's great natural areas and reverses the Bush administration's efforts to open these last great natural areas to development interests.

According to the court, "Defendants are enjoined from taking any further action contrary to the Roadless Rule without undertaking environmental analysis consistent with this opinion." The court noted that in adopting the Rule which the court reinstated today, the Forest Service itself found that the Rule was "necessary to protect the social and ecological values and characteristics of . . . roadless areas from road construction . . . and timber harvesting activities. . . . Adoption of [the Roadless Rule] ensures that inventoried roadless areas will be managed in a manner that sustains their values now and for future generations."

The court found that in repealing the roadless rule, the Bush administration failed to comply with basic legal requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act and the Endangered Species Act: "this court concludes that the Forest Service failed adequately to consider the environmental and species impacts when it [repealed the Roadless Rule] in violation of the National Environmental Policy Act and the Endangered Species Act."

The court continued: "to conclude that a regulation that effects a major change in the way roadless areas in national forests are regulated nationwide from the prior regulation that it replaces does not constitute a repeal with potentially significant environmental effects would ignore reality."

"Americans love the great natural areas our country has been blessed with," said Earthjustice attorney Kristen Boyles. "From hunters, hikers, fishermen, and bird watchers, to cities and towns that rely on clean, mountain-fed drinking water, the last great roadless natural areas in our national forests deserve preservation. As America grows, so does the need to preserve these natural areas -- because they're not making these kind of natural areas anymore."

Conservation groups, represented by a team of Earthjustice attorneys, brought the legal challenge to the Bush administration policies, joining parallel efforts by four states which brought a separate but similar challenge to the Bush administration plan.

"The sad fact is that the Bush administration gave a timber industry lobbyist a high White House appointment and put him in charge of reversing the government's policy to protect our last great roadless natural areas," said Boyles of Earthjustice. "They made these changes in a flatly illegal way and the court caught them."

The 2005 Bush administration roadless repeal, adopted with no environmental analysis and limited public input, replaced a Clinton era rule adopted in January 2001 after a three-year process that included 600 public hearings and 1.6 million public comments. In addition to repealing the roadless rule, the Bush rule invited governors to submit petitions recommending management schemes for the national forests in their states. Five states (Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, New Mexico, California) have lodged such petitions, and all have called for protection for all roadless areas in their states. Other states, including Oregon and Colorado, are facing Bush administration plans to log or develop oil and gas in roadless areas.

Today's ruling doesn't address the roadless areas in the Tongass National Forest in Alaska. In 2003, the Bush administration exempted the Tongass from the roadless rule in a separate procedure. The exemption made little sense then and even less now. About five million acres in the Chugach National Forest in Alaska are once again protected by today's ruling.

Read the opinion (PDF)

 

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We can't let this happen again!!

BardOEly sent me this and I signed it, when you read what that person did to that animal I hope you will join us in demanding this person serve many years in prison.

 

Albert

 

 

Dear Friends,

I have just read and signed the petition: "Man slits throat of Ex 
Wife's dog leaving Scrappy to Die!"

Please take a moment to read about this important issue, and join me in 

signing the petition. It takes just 30
seconds, but can truly make a
difference. We are trying to reach 5,000 signatures - please sign here:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/582796660

Once you have signed, you can help even more by asking your friends and
family to sign as well.

Thank you!

Custura Amelia


http://www.thePetitionSite.com

 

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