The first Restore the Constitution Rally in northern Virginia was such a success that a second one has been planned. This time in North Carolina. Below is preliminary
information and more will follow as we approach that date.

Pictured at Left: Larry Pratt, Executive Director of the Gun Owners of America, speaks at Gravelly Point, Virginia at the Restore the Constitution Rally on April
19, 2010. The rally held in Virginia was the first Open-Carry Rally of
it’s kind in a National Park just a mile from the White House. The
National Monument can be seen in the background just on the other side
of the Potomac. Picture courtesy of http://randysright.wordpress.com.

What: Restore the Constitution Rally, North Carolina
Where: Guilford Courthouse Battleground Park, 2331 New Garden Rd., Greensboro, NC
When: Saturday, 14 August 2010, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Contact: RestoreTheConstitution@alarmandmuster.com
Map of Area: Google Map

I will not provide my opinions on what he says in this speech to the West Point Graduates of 2010, but I implore each of you to watch this and listen carefully. This is an important speech
and he says some things that you need to pay attention to carefully.

This speech was delivered Saturday, May 22, 2010 by President Barack Obama.

Full Text of Speech

“These are the times that try men’s souls…” Indeed.

Alarm & Muster POCs:

A few of you have come to me voicing deep frustrations in regards to the lack of participation in some of your areas. Some have even voiced desires to up and quit, a few already
have. It has caused great sorrow in a lot of you and in has caused
much in myself.

The economy has gripped each of us in it’s vice and for some the pain is too great to bear. I myself have seen great affliction in regards to finances and far too often I am left
wondering, “What the hell am I doing with this Alarm & Muster
crap?” I often want to just quit and disappear; yet I cannot and I do
not.

I told a POC recently that those who are most frustrated in not only the Alarm & Muster but in all grassroots movements are those who are the most involved. They are
frustrated because they see it all. They are knee deep in it. If you
are not frustrated, then you are not doing enough to see it all. I
challenge you to bear the weight upon your shoulders with those who are.

These are the times that try men’s souls brothers and sisters. Not then, now! You will be tried, you will be tested, you will be put through the refiners fire. The test is not how
hot the fire can get, but instead whether the dross will be lifted out
of you through the refining process thus perfecting you or whether you
will break under the pressure.

Encouragement I can offer, but I would rather you watch this video. After watching it, email me again and tell me just how frustrated you are.
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There is a scheduled call-tree test on May 5th at 8:00 PM Eastern. All are encouraged to answer thier phones when the call comes. This is Test No. 3 of the six (6) scheduled tests
for this year. POCs are encouraged to leave voicemails/messages for
A&M members that do not answer immediately. Members that recieve
messages are encouraged to call their POCs as soon as convenient.

POCs are also encouraged to look for “holes” in their communication structure and fix them after the test. If some members need to be removed due to lack of participation, don’t ask
questions; remove them. If POCs need to be replaced that create large
holes in the network, replace them within the week.

Good luck and everyone have a good test.

The remaining tests for 2010 are scheduled as follows:
1. January 5th, 8:00 PM EST
2. March 2nd, 8:00 PM EST
3. May 4th, 8:00 PM EST
4. July 6th, 8:00 PM EST
5. September 7th, 8:00 PM EST
6. November 2nd, 8:00 PM EST

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From yet another downstairs window emerged the heads of Sam Adams and John Hancock, who instantly recognized their midnight caller. “Come in, Revere,” Hancock called in
his irritating way, “we’re not afraid of you.”

Paul Revere entered the Clarke house in his spurs and heavy riding boots, his long mud-spattered surout swirling around him. He delivered his message to Hancock and Adams….

“It was shrewdly suspected,” [Jonas] Clarke later recalled, “that they [the British Regulars] were ordered to seize and destroy the stores belonging to the colony, then deposited at
Concord.”

It was clear that Concord must be warned, and that the messengers from Boston were the men to do it. Once again, Paul Revere and William Dawes climbed into their saddles,
probably a bit more slowly than before. They said farewell to Adams and
Hancock, and turned the heads of their weary horses westward toward the
Concord Road. Behind them, Lexington’s town bell began to ring in the
night.