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Thursday, May 17, 2012

[Peninsula-Patriots]

Hi Bob,

Have you seen this article in WND? It has a lot to say about HB1160.

A district-court judge has suspended enforcement of a law that could strip U.S. citizens of their civil rights and allow indefinite detention of individuals President Obama believes to be in support of terror.

The Obama administration has refused to ensure that the First Amendment rights of authors and writers who express contrary positions or report on terror group activities are protected under his new National Defense Authorization Act.

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Targeted in the stunning ruling from U.S. District Judge Katherine B. Forrest of New York was Paragraph 1021 of the NDAA, which Obama signed into law last Dec. 31. The vague provision appears to allow for the suspension of civil rights for, and indefinite detention of, those individuals targeted by the president as being in support of terror.

Virginia already has passed a law that states it will not cooperate with such detentions, and several local jurisdictions have done the same. Arizona, Rhode Island, Maryland, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Washington also have reviewed such plans.

The case was before Forrest on a request for a temporary restraining order. The case was brought on behalf of Christopher Hedges, Daniel Ellsberg, Jennifer Bolen, Noam Chomsky, Alex O'Brien, Kai Warg All, Brigitta Jonsottir and the group U.S. Day of Rage. Many of the plaintiffs are authors or reporters who stated that the threat of indefinite detention by the U.S. military already had altered their activities.

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Constitutional expert Herb Titus filed a friend-of-the-court brief on behalf of the sponsor of the Virginia law, Delegate Bob Marshall, and others.

Titus, an attorney with William J. Olson, P.C., told WND that the judge's decision to grant a preliminary injunction halting enforcement of paragraph 1021 "affirms the constitutional position taken by Delegate Marshall is correct."

The impact is that "the statute does not have sufficient constitutional guidelines to govern the discretion of the president in making a decision whether to hold someone in indefinite military detention," Titus said.

The judge noted that the law doesn't have a requirement that there be any knowledge that an act is prohibited before a detention, he said. The judge also said the law is vague, and she appeared to be disturbed that the administration lawyers refused to answer her questions.

The opinion underscores "the arrogance of the current regime, in that they will not answer questions that they ought to answer to a judge because they don't think they have to," Titus said.

The judge explained that the plaintiffs alleged paragraph 1021 is "constitutionally infirm, violating both their free speech and associational rights guaranteed by the 1st Amendment as well due process rights guaranteed by the 5th Amendment."

She noted the government "did not call any witnesses, submit any documentary evidence or file any declarations."

"It must be said that it would have been a rather simple matter for the government to have stated that as to these plaintiffs and the conduct as to which they would testify, that [paragraph] 1021 did not and would not apply, if indeed it did or would not," she wrote.

Instead, the administration only responded with, "I'm not authorized to make specific representations regarding specific people."

"The court's attempt to avoid having to deal with the constitutional aspects of the challenge was by providing the government with prompt notice in the form of declarations and depositions of the … conduct in which plaintiffs are involved and which they claim places them in fear of military detention," she wrote.

"To put it bluntly, to eliminate these plaintiffs' standing simply by representing that their conduct does not fall within the scope of 1021 would have been simple. The government chose not to do so – thereby ensuring standing and requiring this court to reach the merits of the instant motion.

"Plaintiffs have stated a more than plausible claim that the statute inappropriately encroaches on their rights under the 1st Amendment," she wrote.

Forrest found that the plaintiffs had a reasonable fear of detention based on the language of the statute. She ordered the provision not to be enforced until further proceedings in her court or "remedial" action by Congress that would restore those protections.

During a hearing, Hedges, a longtime international reporter, testified that in connection with his reporting he interviewed members of Hamas, met with leadership and even stayed in their homes.

The brief was on behalf of Marshall and other individuals and organizations including the United States Justice Foundation, Downsize DC Foundation, Institute on the Constitution, Gun Owners of America, Western Center for Journalism, the Tenth Amendment Center and Pastor Chuck Baldwin.

"The government was given a number of opportunities at the hearing and in its briefs to state unambiguously that the type of expressive and associational activities engaged in by plaintiffs – or others – are not within [paragraph] 1021. It did not. This court therefore must credit the chilling impact on 1st Amendment rights as reasonable – and real," Forrest said.

Marshall's HB1160 passed the Virginia House of Delegates by a vote of 87-7 and the Virginia Senate 36-1. Since the vote was on changes recommended by Gov. Bob McDonnell, it was scheduled to take effect without further vote.

Marshall then wrote leaders in state legislatures around the country suggesting similar votes in their states.

Marshall's letter noted Virginia was the first state in the nation to refuse cooperation "with federal authorities who, acting under the authority of section 1021 of the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 (NDAA), could arrest and detain American citizens suspected of aiding terrorists without probable cause, without the right to know the charges against them, and without the procedural rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. Our new law goes into effect on July 1, 2012."

He told lawmakers, "While we would hope that the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives would be vigilant to protect the constitutional rights of American citizens, even when addressing the problem of international terrorism, those efforts in Congress failed at the end of last year, and President Obama signed NDAA into law on December 31, 2011."

Endorsing Marshall's plan was the Japanese American Citizens League, which cited the detention of tens of thousands of Japanese Americans during World War II on no authorization other than the president's signature.

Titus said in adopting the law, McDonnell "would fulfill the historic role of the states as being guardians of the people from usurpations of authority from the central government."

DeWitt Edwards

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Re: [Peninsula-Patriots] Fw: Donna Holt for RNC National Committeewoman

to hold our elected officials
accountable to the principles we all embrace; to elect the Republican nominee for President of the United States--- The republicans in power now have NO principles--

On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 10:49 PM, DeWitt Edwards <l_edwards@verizon.net> wrote:

I encourage you to support Donna in any way you can as she makes her run for NRC National Chairwoman. I know she will appreciate it.

DeWitt Edwards

"DUTY to my God, Family and Country - HONOR to myself and others - RESPECT to all, who deserve it"

----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Donna Holt <donna.holt@campaignforliberty.com>
To: DeWitt Edwards <l_edwards@verizon.net>
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 9:49 PM
Subject: Donna Holt for RNC National Committeewoman

May 15, 2012

Dear Friends of Liberty,
After a great deal of consideration and prayer, I am delighted to announce my candidacy for RNC National
Committeewoman.

Through my involvement in the Republican Party, I have come to realize that there is a distinction between
those who call themselves Republicans and those who live by conservative principles.

I do not wish to offend anyone with the points that I must make, as I know that many, if not most of our
Republican leadership operate under the most admirable intentions. My demur lies not with this framework
itself, but with the occasional lack of consideration for political principles within it.

I believe that the moral prerogative that charters the party cannot be cast aside merely at the bidding of the
mechanism itself.

The message of peace, liberty, and prosperity has loosened its guard. It saddens and concerns me that we
often see that the most important standard that our candidates are held to, is one of mere victory. If this is
our goal, then we really have no goal at all.

We have failed in our sacred duty of self-government, which is to offer compassionately to one another the
contract of liberty, and to stand relentless in defense of the moral action which that ideal necessitates.

Our loss of the presidential election in 2008 steered our country into the abyss. We are facing economic
devastation like nothing we've experienced in our lifetimes. Even worse than "The Great Depression".

We simply cannot afford to lose again. The freedoms that we hold dear cannot survive another four years of
failed policies that plagued us even before the 2008 election.

I bring with me great hope for unity within the party. I am here to represent the Tea Party and Ron Paul
factions of the Republican Party and am seeking a seat at the table. It is not my ambition to take over the party,
but rather to unite the party.

One thing I know with absolute certainty, without each other, we cannot win in 2012 or in future elections. If
we are to have any hope of restoring fiscal sanity and the freedoms we hold dear, we must come together.

Together we can build a party platform that we can all agree on.

Together we will hold our elected officials accountable to those standards we all embrace.

Together we can garner the support of all factions of the GOP for the Republican nominee for President of the
United States in 2012 and beyond.

I ask that you cast your vote for unity by electing me to represent you as your RNC National Committeewoman
at the Virginia State Convention on Saturday, June 16, 2012.

Together we will win in 2012.

Yours in liberty,

Donna J. Holt
Cell: 804-928-9992
Email: dljholt@gmail.com

P.S. My goal as RNC National Committeewoman is to have a seat at the RNC table; to help build a party platform
that we can all agree on; to garner the support of all factions of the Republican Party; to hold our elected officials
accountable to the principles we all embrace; to elect the Republican nominee for President of the United States
in November 2012.

Cast your vote for unity at the Virginia State Convention on Saturday, June 16, 2012.

Together we will win in 2012 and beyond.

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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

[Peninsula-Patriots] CORRECTION

I should have said Donna is running for NRC "Committeewoman" not "NRC Chairwoman". Just one more of my mistakes that you are probably use to by now :D big grin

DeWitt Edwards

"DUTY to my God, Family and Country - HONOR to myself and others - RESPECT to all, who deserve it"

----- Forwarded Message -----
From: DeWitt Edwards <l_edwards@verizon.net>
To: peninsula-patriots-list@meetup.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 10:50 PM
Subject: [Peninsula-Patriots] Fw: Donna Holt for RNC National Committeewoman

I encourage you to support Donna in any way you can as she makes her run for NRC National Chairwoman. I know she will appreciate it.

DeWitt Edwards
"DUTY to my God, Family and Country - HONOR to myself and others - RESPECT to all, who deserve it"

----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Donna Holt <donna.holt@campaignforliberty.com>
To: DeWitt Edwards <l_edwards@verizon.net>
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 9:49 PM
Subject: Donna Holt for RNC National Committeewoman

May 15, 2012

Dear Friends of Liberty,
After a great deal of consideration and prayer, I am delighted to announce my candidacy for RNC National
Committeewoman.

Through my involvement in the Republican Party, I have come to realize that there is a distinction between
those who call themselves Republicans and those who live by conservative principles.

I do not wish to offend anyone with the points that I must make, as I know that many, if not most of our
Republican leadership operate under the most admirable intentions. My demur lies not with this framework
itself, but with the occasional lack of consideration for political principles within it.

I believe that the moral prerogative that charters the party cannot be cast aside merely at the bidding of the
mechanism itself.

The message of peace, liberty, and prosperity has loosened its guard. It saddens and concerns me that we
often see that the most important standard that our candidates are held to, is one of mere victory. If this is
our goal, then we really have no goal at all.

We have failed in our sacred duty of self-government, which is to offer compassionately to one another the
contract of liberty, and to stand relentless in defense of the moral action which that ideal necessitates.

Our loss of the presidential election in 2008 steered our country into the abyss. We are facing economic
devastation like nothing we've experienced in our lifetimes. Even worse than "The Great Depression".

We simply cannot afford to lose again. The freedoms that we hold dear cannot survive another four years of
failed policies that plagued us even before the 2008 election.

I bring with me great hope for unity within the party. I am here to represent the Tea Party and Ron Paul
factions of the Republican Party and am seeking a seat at the table. It is not my ambition to take over the party,
but rather to unite the party.

One thing I know with absolute certainty, without each other, we cannot win in 2012 or in future elections. If
we are to have any hope of restoring fiscal sanity and the freedoms we hold dear, we must come together.

Together we can build a party platform that we can all agree on.

Together we will hold our elected officials accountable to those standards we all embrace.

Together we can garner the support of all factions of the GOP for the Republican nominee for President of the
United States in 2012 and beyond.

I ask that you cast your vote for unity by electing me to represent you as your RNC National Committeewoman
at the Virginia State Convention on Saturday, June 16, 2012.

Together we will win in 2012.

Yours in liberty,

Donna J. Holt
Cell: 804-928-9992
Email: dljholt@gmail.com

P.S. My goal as RNC National Committeewoman is to have a seat at the RNC table; to help build a party platform
that we can all agree on; to garner the support of all factions of the Republican Party; to hold our elected officials
accountable to the principles we all embrace; to elect the Republican nominee for President of the United States
in November 2012.

Cast your vote for unity at the Virginia State Convention on Saturday, June 16, 2012.

Together we will win in 2012 and beyond.

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[Peninsula-Patriots] Fw: Donna Holt for RNC National Committeewoman

I encourage you to support Donna in any way you can as she makes her run for NRC National Chairwoman. I know she will appreciate it.

DeWitt Edwards

"DUTY to my God, Family and Country - HONOR to myself and others - RESPECT to all, who deserve it"

----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Donna Holt <donna.holt@campaignforliberty.com>
To: DeWitt Edwards <l_edwards@verizon.net>
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 9:49 PM
Subject: Donna Holt for RNC National Committeewoman

May 15, 2012

Dear Friends of Liberty,
After a great deal of consideration and prayer, I am delighted to announce my candidacy for RNC National
Committeewoman.

Through my involvement in the Republican Party, I have come to realize that there is a distinction between
those who call themselves Republicans and those who live by conservative principles.

I do not wish to offend anyone with the points that I must make, as I know that many, if not most of our
Republican leadership operate under the most admirable intentions. My demur lies not with this framework
itself, but with the occasional lack of consideration for political principles within it.

I believe that the moral prerogative that charters the party cannot be cast aside merely at the bidding of the
mechanism itself.

The message of peace, liberty, and prosperity has loosened its guard. It saddens and concerns me that we
often see that the most important standard that our candidates are held to, is one of mere victory. If this is
our goal, then we really have no goal at all.

We have failed in our sacred duty of self-government, which is to offer compassionately to one another the
contract of liberty, and to stand relentless in defense of the moral action which that ideal necessitates.

Our loss of the presidential election in 2008 steered our country into the abyss. We are facing economic
devastation like nothing we've experienced in our lifetimes. Even worse than "The Great Depression".

We simply cannot afford to lose again. The freedoms that we hold dear cannot survive another four years of
failed policies that plagued us even before the 2008 election.

I bring with me great hope for unity within the party. I am here to represent the Tea Party and Ron Paul
factions of the Republican Party and am seeking a seat at the table. It is not my ambition to take over the party,
but rather to unite the party.

One thing I know with absolute certainty, without each other, we cannot win in 2012 or in future elections. If
we are to have any hope of restoring fiscal sanity and the freedoms we hold dear, we must come together.

Together we can build a party platform that we can all agree on.

Together we will hold our elected officials accountable to those standards we all embrace.

Together we can garner the support of all factions of the GOP for the Republican nominee for President of the
United States in 2012 and beyond.

I ask that you cast your vote for unity by electing me to represent you as your RNC National Committeewoman
at the Virginia State Convention on Saturday, June 16, 2012.

Together we will win in 2012.

Yours in liberty,

Donna J. Holt
Cell: 804-928-9992
Email: dljholt@gmail.com

P.S. My goal as RNC National Committeewoman is to have a seat at the RNC table; to help build a party platform
that we can all agree on; to garner the support of all factions of the Republican Party; to hold our elected officials
accountable to the principles we all embrace; to elect the Republican nominee for President of the United States
in November 2012.

Cast your vote for unity at the Virginia State Convention on Saturday, June 16, 2012.

Together we will win in 2012 and beyond.

Yorktown to commemorate Civil War over Memorial Day weekend

May 15, 2012

FOR RELEASE AT WILL

Despite the fact that Yorktown's Civil War "Siege of 1862" ended in early May, the York County Civil War Sesquicentennial Committee and the National Park Service are focusing commemoration of the 150^th anniversary of the Civil War in York County around Memorial Day weekend.

Upcoming events, leading into and during Memorial Day weekend, include:

May 10 through May 28: Tabb Library will host, "An American Turning Point - The Civil War in Virginia," a traveling panel exhibit comprised of images, interpretive text, and a companion website, detailing Virginia's role in the Civil War. Tabb Library is located at 100 Long Green Boulevard. Call 757-890-5100 for library hours. Free.
May 17 and 18, 7 - 9 p.m.: Dr. James L. Green, Director of Planetary Science, at NASA, in Washington, D.C., will present, "Civil War Balloons During the Peninsula Campaign." This lecture will emphasize the exciting details of how the balloons were used on the Peninsula and their subsequent impact on the war from both sides. On Thursday, May 17, Dr. Green will speak at the Main Street Preservation Trust, 6894 Main St., in Gloucester, and on Friday, May 18, Dr. Green will speak at York Hall, 301 Main Street, in Yorktown. For more information, call 804‑693-0014 in Gloucester or 757‑890-3508 in Yorktown. Free.
May 20, 3 p.m.: J. Michael Moore, Historian and Curator at Lee Hall Mansion and Endview Plantation, will lecture on many well-known and not-so-well-known facts about the Peninsula Campaign and why it failed to end the war in the spring of 1862. York Hall, 301 Main Street, Yorktown. Sponsored by the York County Historical Committee. Call 757‑890-3508. Free.
May 26, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.: Civil War Balloon Exhibit - Kevin Knapp, retired Army Officer, professional balloon pilot, and Civil War Balloon Corps enthusiast will share separate presentations on how balloons were used for observation and surveillance by both the North and the South. His hourly presentations will include the complete history of balloon operations from their first appearance in 1861 to the end of the Balloon Corps in 1863. Yorktown Battlefield. Call 757-890-3508 or 757-898-2410. Free. This exhibit will also be on display on Monday, May 28, 10 a.m. – 3 pm, at the Gloucester Main Street Library, 6920 Main Street, in Gloucester.
May 26 – 27, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.: Civil War Weekend - Tactical demonstrations, encampments and a Confederate field hospital interpret the role Yorktown played during the Peninsula Campaign. On Sunday special memorial ceremonies will take place at the Yorktown National Cemetery and Confederate Cemetery. Yorktown Battlefield. Call 757-898-2410 or visit www.nps.gov/colo. Entrance Fee.
May 26 - 28, Sat - Sun, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Mon, 9 a.m. – noon: Virginia Civil War HistoryMobile - The Civil War 150 HistoryMobile is an interactive "museum on wheels" housed in a 53-foot expandable tractor-trailer. The four-year tour launched on July 21, 2011, in conjunction with the 150^th anniversary commemoration of the First Battle of Manassas. The HistoryMobile draws together stories from all over Virginia and uses state-of-the-art technology and immersive exhibit spaces to present individual stories of the Civil War. Yorktown Battlefield. Call 757‑898-2410 or visit www.nps.gov/colo. Free.
May 28, noon: Memorial Day Ceremony - Includes the posting of colors, historical re-enactors, a guest speaker, the placing of flowers, and the presentation of awards to student winners of the "York County Remembers" Poster Essay Contest. The ceremony will take place at the War Memorial in front of York Hall, 301 Main St., Yorktown. Call 757‑890‑3500. Free.

The York County Civil War Sesquicentennial Committee is comprised of representatives from York County, the City of Newport News, the National Park Service, the Peninsula Campaign Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the City of Poquoson, the United States Naval Weapons Station Yorktown, the Watermen's Museum, the York County Historical Committee, the York County Historical Museum, and the York County Historical Society.

Many of the events are made possible by grants or services provided by 1st Advantage Federal Credit Union; Ferguson Bath, Kitchen, and Lighting Gallery; Big Top Entertainment; Digital Design and Imaging Service, Inc.; AVPC, Inc./Affordable DJs; Peninsula Campaign Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy; York County Historical Museum; York County Historical Committee; Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shop/Green Mountain Roasters Café; Just Plumbing; VFW, Chapter 12; and the County of York.

For information on these and other York County events, call 757-890-3500 or go to www.visityorktown.org.

Fw: May 17 > remember the VPCCC is meeting at our new LOCATION ...

Fellow VPCCC delegates: I've attached the latest roster per Hal's request. As you can see we're doing very well with 35 clubs, 13 businesses and 2 individual members – And most importantly – All are paid

See you all Thursday Night.

Larry

From: Larry Hanson

Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2012 3:13 PM

Subject: Fw: May 17 > remember the VPCCC is meeting at our new LOCATION ...

Fellow Hobbyists: FYI

Larry

From: Hartel, Harold

Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2012 12:09 PM

To: 'Larry Hanson'

Cc: 'Hal Hartel'

Subject: May 17 > remember the VPCCC is meeting at our new LOCATION ...

Community Meeting Notice

The Virginia Peninsula Car Club Council was established to support the Automotive Clubs and Auto Enthusiasts in the Va. Peninsula Region and surrounding areas. VPCCC is a not-for-profit group (www.vpccc.org)

The VPCCC meets on the third Thursday of the month (Except Dec.) at 7:00 pm … Please consider coming as our guest.

May 17^th is our next meeting .

Guest Speaker mobilewizardauto@cox.net www.mobilewizardauoto.com 757-751-1634

Mike Reed

Mobile Wizard Auto

Mobile Paint Repair

Location

Hampton Christian Schools Inc.

2419 N. Armistead Ave.

Hampton, VA 23666

Facing front of the school try to park on the right side and then > Enter the gym from the right side thru double doors (See VPCCC sign.)

Call or email Hal Hartel for more information.

FYI-We have clubs, individuals and businesses as members from Chesapeake, Charles City, Chester, Denbigh, Gloucester - Middle Peninsula, Hampton, Isle of Wight, James City County, Newport News, Norfolk, Poquoson, Portsmouth, Smithfield, Suffolk, Va. Beach, Yorktown, York County, Williamsburg of Virginia and Elizabeth City & Outer Banks of N.C.

Thanks, Hal
Past Chairman of Va Fall Classic
President of Va Peninsula Car Club Council
"It is amazing what you can accomplish if you don't care who gets the credit!" Harry S. Truman

Harold D. Hartel
100 Kayla Court
Yorktown, Va. 23693
757/867-6336
halhartel@gmail.com
www.VaFallClassic.org
www.VPCCC.org