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Manhattan LP Announcement List The Chapter's main communication. Aproximately fortnightly anouncement of upcoming meetings and special events and activities.
Committed to preserving restoring individual liberties and freedoms, we're everyday people from all walks of life just like you. In fact, most of us are recovering Democrats and Republicans, even some Greens.
ALL MEETINGS OPEN TO ALL
Manhattan Libertarian Party
March Meeting
Monday, March 13, 2006
HARRY BROWNE
Libertarian Harry Browne, died from ALS March 1st.
A number of us in the Manhattan and New York Libertarian Party, like many around the world remember Harry in his quiet logic as an elegantly persuasive voice of Freedom. Harry was Libertarian candidate for president in 1996 and 2000 , and author of numerous books , perhaps best known "How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World".
Harry and his contributions to Liberty will be remembered by those who knew him personally, and those who knew him only thru his writing, media, and reputation. Please come and share your memories with us.
View and post your rememberances of Harry on the MLP Forum
THIS MONTH'S SPEAKER:
Activist Steve Greenfield discusses his campaign for the Libertarian nomination for U.S. Senate from New York, and takes questions from the floor.
Submissions to the next issue of need to be in by March 15. We welcome articles, photos and cartoons relating to freedom (or the lack thereof) in the Big Apple. At least 10,000 copies of our next issue should hit the streets by late April.
Also, our rates are very affordable, and your message will reach thousands of New Yorkers. We even offer a 10% commission to MLP members who bring in new advertisers.
Ukrainian East Village Restaurant 140 Second Avenue ( between 9th Street and St. Mark's )
Business : 6:30 p.m Program : 7:30 pm
To inform, to provide exchange of ideas, and to provoke thought .
