Lets Run AA Out of Town, this April

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Stop The AA Cult

Are you tired of Alcoholics Anonymous spreading their cult religion
around your city or town? Are you tired of watching alcoholics dying as
a result of the false promises of AA and their discrimination which only
offers help to those willing to join their religious cult? Are you
tired of AA lying, by claiming they are *not* a religion, when in fact
that is *ALL* they are? Are you just plain fed up with religious
zealots taking away your freedoms, and causing psychological harm to
those who are suffering from addictions and most gullible to this cult.
Remember, the person who they harm could be your friend or neighbor.

Well, fret no more. The time has come to run AA out of your city or
town. April 8 through April 14, 2012, has been chosen at the official
week to run the corrupt AA cult out of your town. We're asking everyone
in the US and Canada begin organizing now.

Begin by looking in your phone books and locating all AA meetings in
your community. Then go to www.aa.org and look up the meeting days and
time for meetings in your community. Get the support of everyone you
know, and explain to them how dangerous this cult is to anyone and
everyone who enters. Gain their support, and prepare to march outside
these meeting rooms. Prepare signs and banners telling the truth about
AA and it's cult activities. Obtain megaphones so you are heard, and be
sure to contact the media to get lots of press coverage and media
attention. Be sure to notify the local city hall about your intentions,
which may require a permit. You dont want anyone on your side to be
arrested. This is intended to be a peaceful demonstration and no one is
to be harmed.

Besides megaphones and signs/banners, you'll want a lot of cameras and
video equipment, plus cellphones.

During this week, prepare to go to the location of these meetings,
beginning about two hours before their scheduled meeting, and begin
protesting using your signs and amplified voices. DO NOT allow anyone
to enter the building where the meeting is held. Most likely the first
person who you will encounter is the meeting chair person, who holds the
key ot the door. Prevent them from entering the building by forming a
chain or people holding hands at the entrance to the building. Try to
refrain from using physical force, such as fighting and using weapons,
but be sure they do not enter, and make sure they are aware of your
reasons. If a physical confrontation begins, your best recourse is to
allow them to enter. However pepper spray is an effective means to make
your point without seriously harming anyone. Be sure to have video
cameras running all the time as soon as anyone trys to enter the
building.

As other members arrive, be sure to photograph and video every one of
them. Write down their license plate numbers and the make model and
color of their vehicles. Get closeup shots of their faces, and if
possible, obtain their names and any other identifying information.
Some alcoholics are known to have bad tempers, so be sure to have a
cellphone and contact the police if they expose a gun or other dangerous
weapon. Once again, pepper spray may be necessary, so stock up on this
stuff. If any AA member esposes a weapon, bve sure to file charges
against them and get them arrested. Remember, as an American citizen,
you have the right to protest.

Please note:
In the United States, your right to protest is guaranteed under the
First Amendment of the US Constitution as part of your right to Free
Speech. However, the government can place reasonable time, place and
manner restrictions on that right. Common restrictions include requiring
a protest permit, limiting sound levels, and prohibiting the obstruction
of roads, sidewalks, and building entrances and exits. Try to plan your
protest as far in advance as possible, and speak with the local police
about their requirements for protests. If those requirements seem
unreasonable, speak with an attorney. If your group cannot hire an
attorney, try contacting your local chapter of the American Civil
Liberties Union.

Your goal is threefold.
1. To educate the public about this cult operating in your community,
and making them aware of it's destructive nature.
2. AA members like to hide behind their anonymity. Your second goal is
to expose them as leaders and followers of the AA cult.
3. To work toward shutting down this target meeting, and all other
meetings in your community. Run them out of town, and permanently shut
down their cult. Do not accept anything less. There is no compromising
when it comes to cults. Make it clear that they are *not welcome* in
your community.

Remain on site during the entire time their meeting was scheduled, and
at least an hour afterwards. Do your best to keep any of them from
entering. Be sure the news media gets lots of coverage, and floods the
local news with this event.

When your protest rally is over, you still have more to do. Purchase a
half or full page in your local newspaper, and post the photos of each
and every person who intended to go to the meeting. Include all
information about them which you were able to get, including the
description of their vehicles. If any of them attempted to use
violence, be sure to include the story and photos. Be sure to state
that your intentions are to expose this cult to your community in the
newspaper article. Be sure to take a photo of the building where the
meeting was to be held, and include the address and scheduled time and
date of the meeting.

Do this for each and every meeting in your city or town. If no meeting
is scheduled during this protest week, continue to protest the following
week in the same manner. If this one time protest is not effective,
continue protesting weekly until they are run out of town. Only then
are you to stop. However, before you completely stop, watch them
closely. It would not be uncommon for this cult to reorganize at
another location, possibly even at someone's home. Stay on thir tail
and follow them no matter where they go. If they leave town, they may
reorganize in another town, or a rural area. Continue to follow them,
and get persons involved in your rally from neighboring cities, towns,
and rural areas.


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Why Hold a Demonstration?

There are five reasons why you may sponsor a demonstration:

1. A well-organized demonstration can attract media attention. This
attention can educate the public about your point-of-view, indirectly
pressures public officials and increases the name identification of your
group. This, in turn, enhances your ability to acquire media attention
in the future.

2. A demonstration shows the public that a substantial number of
their fellow citizens care strongly about a particular issue. Americans
love to be on the winning side, so you'll sway many people to your view
just by pointing out, or implicitly making it appear that your view is
more popular.

3. Demonstrations are great recruitment tools. By organizing such an
event, others will be alerted to your group's existence and will seek
you out to volunteer for your next project.

4. A demonstration increases the morale of your group. By working
together on a successful event, you will improve the morale of your
members and increase the likelihood that they will want to work together
on future projects.

5. A demonstration will help you build your contact base.


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[Tommy]

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Bawaahahaha

Some men are like bagpipes, no sound comes from them until they're full.

Does it ever occur to this shitebag that he is pissing up a waterfall :-))

Cheers
Tommy