“Cracking North Carolina’s Closed Political System”

North Carolina

League of the South News Service

Sunday, 5 December 2010

“North Carolina’s Liberty Flag”

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NC LS Winter Conference and Nathaniel Macon Institute (NMI)

“Cracking North Carolina’s Closed Political System”

Saturday, 12 February 2011

11AM-3PM

Mayflower Seafood Restaurant, 1160 Huffman Mill Road

Burlington, North Carolina

L-R: Dr. Michael Beitler, Dr. Tom Minsel

Join us for a day of provocative analysis of North Carolina’s political system, an important part of our daily lives no matter what happens in Washington City. Our keynote speaker will be free market proponent and former US Congressional candidate Dr. Mike Beitler of Greensboro. He is the author of “Rational Individualism” and “Strategic Organizational Change,” and will be presenting his views on the limited ballot access prevalent in North Carolina.

Dr. Tom Minsel, Director of the NMI, will present “November 2010: Catch 22” an analysis of poll data results and the systemic problem built into our State political "system.” He will ably demonstrate how the State needs to take the lead in national politics and why the League of the South offers the only solution to our national plight. We expect a third speaker on the same topic and are in negotiations with a well-known political analyst from Charlotte.

Mark your calendars for February 12^th. Members are expected, guests are always welcome.

Order Your Free Magnolia’s To Distribute!

This power-packed tabloid is one of the best tools the League provides for us to spread the good word in local restaurants, shops and information racks. They are available from the LS national office for only $20 for a bundle of 100.

Directions to the Mayflower Restaurant:

Take Exit 141 off I-40/85 and turn West away from town (left if you are coming from Raleigh, right if you are coming from Greensboro). The Mayflower is located on the left just beyond the interstate overpass and beside the Kangaroo gas station.

See www.northcarolina.chapterlos.net for current agenda information.

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Washington – An Organized Criminal Enterprise

Spending Revolt Bus Tour Coming To North Carolina

Spending Revolt Bus Tour
Coming to North Carolina
Sunday, September 26-Wednesday, September 29

Visit online at www.SpendingRevolt.com

The United States is in the midst of a massive spending crisis. In the first 500 days of the current Administration, our national debt increased $2.2 trillion. We are adding a whopping $4.4 billion per day. And the federal government continues to spend at a rate of $112,000 per SECOND!

This rate of spending is irresponsible and unsustainable. It limits our economic growth and our ability to create new jobs. If we allow our elected officials to continue their spend-first, pay-later habits, we will face higher taxes, a higher cost of living, and a stagnant economy. And our children may never know the American dream.

The Spending Revolt coalition seeks to permanently transform government spending through individual activism. Families across the country have been forced to make tough economic decisions. It is time our elected officials did the same.

Save the date and join us for the Spending Revolt at one of the locations below, spanning a 4-day period.

Sunday, September 26, 2010

9:30 AM
Charlotte , NC
Carolina Panthers vs Cincinnati Bengals
Bank of America Stadium
NW corner of 4th St and Graham Street.

Monday, September 27, 2010

8:30-10:00 AM
Monroe, NC
Location to be Determined

11:00 AM-12:30 PM
Concord, NC
Location to be Determined

1:30-2:30 PM
Albemarle, NC
Location to be Determined

4:00-5:15 PM
Lexington, NC
Location to be Determined

7:00-8:45 PM
Greensboro, NC
Greensboro Coliseum Expo Center (Indoor Town Hall)

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

8:30-10:15 AM
Burlington, NC
Location to be Determined

11:00 AM-12:30 PM
Chapel Hill, NC
Location to be Determined

1:30-2:30 PM
Location to be Determined

3:30-4:30 PM
Sanford, NC
Location to be Determined

7:00-8:30 PM
Raleigh, NC
Kerr Scott Building, NC State Fairgrounds (indoor event)

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

6:00-10:00 AM
Wilmington, NC
Captain Bill’s Banquet Facility (Live on Big Talker FM Radio)
4240 Market Street
Wilmington, NC 28403-1409

11:00 AM-12:15 PM
Jacksonville, NC
Location to be Determined

1:30-2:30 PM
New Bern, NC
Location to be Determined

3:30-4:30 PM
Kinston, NC
Location to be Determined

6:00-7:00 PM
Washington, NC
Location to be Determined

Visit online at www.SpendingRevolt.com

NC LS September Conference & Nathaniel Macon Institute (NMI)

“North Carolina Liberty Flag”

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(One Week Away!!!)

“Localism: Effective Political Activism at Home”

(a facilitated panel-discussion)

11AM-3PM

Saturday, 18 September 2010,

Mayflower Seafood Restaurant, 1160 Huffman Mill Road

Burlington, North Carolina

Our September Conference theme will focus on how NC LS members can effectively involve themselves in political dialogue and debate in their own section of North Carolina. The recent “tea party” movement has produced opportunities for LS members to raise the issues of true political representation and self-determination, and the over-reaching hand of the Washington regime.

We must not let this pass and we must be a part of the solution.

We can either sit idly in our homes while that Washington regime turns the country into a socialist peoples’ republic, or we as LS members be involved in local debate and help influence political thought toward self-determination. While the LS asserts that no realistic national political reform is possible, we must still help shape political events in our own sovereign States.

Our conference will be highlighted by two-segments of panel-facilitated interactive discussion with LS REBELLION! Blogger Mike Tuggle, New Hanover County Libertarian Party Chair John Evans. This discussion will allow our members to relate what opportunities exist in their towns, and what methods have produced results or failure. We are all seeking best-practices for carefully and creatively inserting convincing traditional conservative arguments into local debates, remembering that all politics is local. We will also discuss what does not work, and what to avoid.

From stressing the importance of State sovereignty and the intent of the Tenth Amendment, to watering the seeds of self-determination for North Carolinians in the face of a despotic nationalist regime, we must first be active locally and seize the opportunities to build consensus for liberty.

Please join us for an inspiring and interactive day of dialogue, learning and re-energizing ourselves.

Directions:

Take Exit 141 off I-40/85 and turn West away from town (left if you are coming from Raleigh, right if you are coming from Greensboro). The Mayflower is located on the left just beyond the interstate overpass and beside the Kangaroo gas station.

See www.northcarolina.chapterlos.net for agenda information.

NC LS September Conference and Nathaniel Macon Institute

NC LS September Conference and Nathaniel Macon Institute (NMI)

“Localism: Effective Political Activism at Home”

(a facilitated panel-discussion)

11AM-3PM

Saturday, 18 September 2010,

Mayflower Seafood Restaurant, 1160 Huffman Mill Road

Burlington, North Carolina

Our September Conference will be highlighted by a panel-facilitated discussion with LS REBELLION! Blogger Mike Tuggle and others, and it will focus on practical NC LS member involvement (and realistic expectations) in local political initiatives---plus best-practices for inserting convincing traditional conservative arguments into local debates. All towns across North Carolina have their Tea Party and assorted conservative groups, and we encourage members to get involved locally to present ideas which frame the debate in clear, simple and true Constitutional terms. Remember, all politics is local.

From stressing the importance of State sovereignty and the intent of the Tenth Amendment, to watering the seeds of self-determination for North Carolinians in the face of a despotic nationalist regime, we must first be active locally and seize opportunities to build consensus for liberty.

Join us for an inspiring and interactive day of dialogue, learning and re-energizing ourselves.

Directions:

Take Exit 141 off I-40/85 and turn West away from town (left if you are coming from Raleigh, right if you are coming from Greensboro). The Mayflower is located on the left just beyond the interstate overpass and beside the Kangaroo gas station.

See www.northcarolina.chapterlos.net for agenda information.

NC LS September Conference & Nathaniel Macon Institute

North Carolina

League of the South News Service

Sunday, 8 August 2010

“North Carolina Liberty Flag”

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Now on Facebook – the North Carolina League of the South

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NC LS Spring Conference On YouTube

Many thanks to Harold Crews for his work in recording our conference presentations for those unable to attend.

He announces that the NC LS Spring Conference is now available at www.youtube.com/sumnemo.

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NC LS September Conference and Nathaniel Macon Institute (NMI)

“Localism: Effective Political Activism at Home”

(a facilitated panel-discussion)

11AM-3PM

Saturday, 18 September 2010,

Mayflower Seafood Restaurant, 1160 Huffman Mill Road

Burlington, North Carolina

Our September Conference will provide a panel-facilitated discussion on practical involvement in local political initiatives, and best-practices for inserting convincing traditional conservative arguments into debates. All towns across North Carolina have their Tea Party and assorted conservative groups, we encourage members to get involved locally to present ideas which frame the debate in clear, true Constitutional terms.

From stressing the importance of State sovereignty and the intent of the Tenth Amendment, to watering the seeds of self-determination for North Carolinians in the face of a despotic nationalist regime, we must first be active locally.

Join us for an inspiring day of dialogue, learning and re-energizing ourselves.

Directions:

Take Exit 141 off I-40/85 and turn West away from town (left if you are coming from Raleigh, right if you are coming from Greensboro). The Mayflower is located on the left just beyond the interstate overpass and beside the Kangaroo gas station.

See www.northcarolina.chapterlos.net for agenda information.

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