(By: Chuck Thompson)
We need your help to get this idea going. Please contact your local Board of Supervisors and have them put this on their meeting agenda. For those in towns and or cities, please contact your local town or city council and have them put this on their meeting agenda. No different than what was done for the 2A sanctuary meetings. But, we need them to commit to sending someone to the convention. It needs to be decided if localities want only 1 representative or maybe 2. If one, it should probably be the chair person of the Board or council. If two, we recommend the chair person and the local sheriff for the area. A central meeting place still has to be picked and arrangements need to start for that meeting. The question is who pays for this? It's going to have to come out of each localities pockets to do this. How much? No idea at this time. It will depend on the location of the meeting place and the arrangements that need to be made to cover the amount of people who will be attending and an estimate of how long the meetings will go on.
This is not an easy concept to setup and run. But we have to begin somewhere folks. Remember, we are leading the nation in this fight. What is done here will be done everywhere else. So we want to be very successful in this mission. Meeting in Richmond is probably not the smartest plan, but can still be done if that is what the masses want. This will have to be paid from our tax dollars. Private funding may have legal issues unforeseen. What is an estimate of the costs? It depends on how many localities actually participate. We would need a quorum of at least 51% of the localities. Then we would need two thirds of the votes to eliminate any code deemed a violation of the Constitution.
Once we start getting localities on board we can start calculating costs.
We need your help to get this idea going. Please contact your local Board of Supervisors and have them put this on their meeting agenda. For those in towns and or cities, please contact your local town or city council and have them put this on their meeting agenda. No different than what was done for the 2A sanctuary meetings. But, we need them to commit to sending someone to the convention. It needs to be decided if localities want only 1 representative or maybe 2. If one, it should probably be the chair person of the Board or council. If two, we recommend the chair person and the local sheriff for the area. A central meeting place still has to be picked and arrangements need to start for that meeting. The question is who pays for this? It's going to have to come out of each localities pockets to do this. How much? No idea at this time. It will depend on the location of the meeting place and the arrangements that need to be made to cover the amount of people who will be attending and an estimate of how long the meetings will go on.
This is not an easy concept to setup and run. But we have to begin somewhere folks. Remember, we are leading the nation in this fight. What is done here will be done everywhere else. So we want to be very successful in this mission. Meeting in Richmond is probably not the smartest plan, but can still be done if that is what the masses want. This will have to be paid from our tax dollars. Private funding may have legal issues unforeseen. What is an estimate of the costs? It depends on how many localities actually participate. We would need a quorum of at least 51% of the localities. Then we would need two thirds of the votes to eliminate any code deemed a violation of the Constitution.
Once we start getting localities on board we can start calculating costs.