Occupy Wall Street’s TJ Frawley on how to fix the US Electoral System

January 9, 2013
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Occupy Wall Street’s TJ Frawley and a couple of his associates presented on the topic of electoral reform at the December Manhattan Libertarian meeting.  Prior to TJ’s talk I thought of OWS as a little long on noise and short on substance. I’m happy to say that TJ and friends have disabused me of that…

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Manhattan Libertarian Annual Convention – Jan 19, 2013

January 8, 2013
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Location: Ukrainian East Village Restaurant, 140 Second Ave, New York, NY Between St. Marks and 9th St. Schedule: 10:30 Late registration 11:00 Convention business/election of officers 12:30 Lunch 1:30 Speakers Members with 2013 dues paid may participate in the business meeting and vote in elections. To join or renew your membership please send name, address,…

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MLP Monthly Meeting with Hesham El-Meligy on Shariah the Libertarian

December 9, 2012
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Hesham El-Meligy is an interfaith and community activist who lives on what he calls “the proud and independent state of Staten Island.” His mission is to build bridges of understanding and respect between people from different religions, cultures, and backgrounds in America and around the world. As an American who was born and raised in…

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I Support Our President

November 30, 2012
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I support President Barack Obama and have since December 31, 2011 when he signed the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 (“NDAA”).  I support him unequivocally.  My pledge remains in effect as long as the NDAA continues to authorize the President to  indefinitely detain any American he or she thinks is a terrorist threat. I support our Congress…

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Hurricane Relief from NYC

November 6, 2012
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To help restaurants reopen safely, the Health Department is suspending regular restaurant inspections until Tuesday, November 12. Imagine how safe we could be if they closed down for good! Final reminder, you don’t have to vote for Scylla or Charybdis, a vote for Gary Johnson actually counts for something.

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