I agree I wished it was stronger, but it did get read
this morning on the radio in north Ga.And I just got a
call from a loacal paper.Our excomm is not as against
the war on drugs as I, but things like this change
peoples mind.
--- kiddleddee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Better than nothing, I guess. Too little, too late.
> A bit wishy-
> washy and self-serving. But then what else would you
> expect from 
> politicians.
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], doug craig
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
> wrote:
> >
> > We just put out a press release today.
> > 
> > 
> > FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
> > 
> > Libertarians Call on Legislature to end "No-Knock"
> > Raids
> > 
> > The Libertarian Party of Georgia offers our
> sympathies
> > to the family of Kathryn Johnston, as well as
> offering
> > our thoughts to the families of the three injured
> > Atlanta police officers. The Libertarian Party of
> > Georgia also calls on the Georgia General Assembly
> to
> > end the practice of "no-knock" raids in Georgia
> during
> > their 2007 session.
> > 
> > Trevor Southerland, the Executive Director of the
> > Libertarian Party of Georgia says that the State
> > Legislature needs to take action in its 2007
> session
> > to end "no-knock" raids. "For far too long
> government
> > authorities have violated the rights of citizens
> by
> > exercising these no-knock raids, in which often
> times
> > innocent people are injured and sometimes killed"
> > Southerland said. He continued, "It's time for the
> > Georgia State Legislature to end this practice in
> > Georgia, to assure that innocent citizens like
> Kathryn
> > Johnston aren't shot dead for defending their
> > property, and that our law enforcement agents are
> not
> > put in harms way unnecessarily."
> > 
> > Jason Pye, the Chairman of the Libertarian Party
> of
> > Georgia, said: "The law enforcement agents have a
> job
> > to do, and that's to protect the citizens. I have
> the
> > highest regard for police officers, and our state
> > legislature owes it to our brave officers to
> assure
> > they are never put in this situation again. What
> > happened was a tragedy for all involved, but the
> > legislature can assure that no other family has to
> > feel the pain that the families of those three
> > officers, and the family of Kathryn Johnston are
> > feeling today."
> > 
> > For more info pleas contact Doug Craig 
> > 770-861-5855
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > --- kiddleddee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 
> > > --- In [email protected], "Doug"
> > > <HankReardan@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Please go wwwwlpgeorgia.com for more info or
> email
> > > me
> > > > thanks
> > > > hankreardan@
> > >
> > 
>
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> > > _
> > > 
> > > Doug, what has the Georgia LP had to say about
> the
> > > police murder of 
> > > the 92 year old woman in Atlanta? I searched the
> > > state party website 
> > > and those of both Gwinnet and Cobb county today
> and
> > > did not see one 
> > > word about it. Perhaps the party is afraid of
> > > "offending" the white, 
> > > conservative, "libertarian" Republican
> constituency
> > > that it wishes 
> > > to court so it can win some elections.
> > > 
> > > In fairness, the Cobb Co. LP site linked to the
> > > statist Boortz 
> > > who "condemned" the shooting with the following
> > > argument (as best I 
> > > could tell): The woman did the right thing by
> > > shooting at the 
> > > intruders (OK, good start); the police also did
> the
> > > right thing by 
> > > shooting back at the woman (huh!!?; despite the
> fact
> > > that they had 
> > > no (legitimate) reason to be there in the first
> > > place); the real 
> > > problem is the "war on drugs" (presumably out of
> > > control, homicidal 
> > > government violence is not what Boortz wanted to
> > > condemn in this 
> > > particular article - if he ever does that in any
> > > article.)
> > > 
> > > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> >  
> > 
>
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