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Join Us In Phoenix, Arizona June 5, 2010Voice of the People is headed to Phoenix, Arizona June 5, 2010 for the Phoenix Rising Rally in support of Arizona and the rule of law.
If you would like to attend the event please see the official website Phoenix Rising Rally for speakers, time, location and directions. Speakers Include Tom Tancredo, Russell Pearce, Joe Arpaio and many more.
Dan's Voice
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Please forgive me for having to waste a moment of your time, but sometimes it is necessary to respond when your character, integrity or honor are under attack.
In regards to false statements being made about our rally, June 5, 2010 in Phoenix, Arizona, let me state a few things.
I have always worked on a grassroots level with honor...
Andrew's Voice
We would like to thank everyone that made it out for yesterday's event at the Wilkes Barre Court House to protest against Luzurne Counties reassessments. We encourage everyone who believes this was unjust to stand with us on Saturday, August 16th, at 1;00pm at the Public Square in Wilkes Barre. We want these reassessments overturned, as they are crippling the middle class.
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May 30, 2010 Contact: Daniel Smeriglio, Phoenix, AZ - Thousands are expected from across the country to attend the largest rally in US history supporting immigration enforcement, June 5th in Phoenix, Arizona. Voice of the People USA, based out of Hazleton, PA is organizing the event with major sponsors including Team America PAC, DiggersRealm.com and Tea Party Nation. "Those opposing SB1070 are demonizing American citizens who support the rule of law here in America," said Dan Smeriglio, President of Voice of the People USA. "All polls show that the majority of Americans want immigration laws enforced. Opponents are casting citizens who want secure borders, national security and interior enforcement as racists, but they couldn't be more wrong and we're going to show that Americans support Arizona and the rule of law". Following the signing of SB1070 by Governor Jan Brewer in April, protests by illegal aliens and their supporters erupted in violence, including the attacking of police and supporters of the law with thrown objects. The law was also attacked by Attorney General Eric Holder and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano regarding its constitutionality. Both later admitted that they had not read the ten page law. The rally is a true grassroots effort with all organizing funds coming from individual donations from throughout the country. Self-financed and organized buses are expected from as far away as Ohio and eastern Texas. Motorcycle clubs with hundreds of members are also coming in from around the country and will kick things off with a procession around the Capitol beginning at 1:30PM. "This rally is in sharp contrast to the protests held by those opposing the bill. They have been bused in from out of state by unions, well-funded ethnocentric groups and openly pro-communist organizations. Some of these groups even paid their attendees," Smeriglio said. "The mainstream media, political establishment, and special interests groups are all lining up against Arizona, it is important that Americans show that we stand with Arizona and for the rule of law," said Tom Tancredo, the current co-chair of Team American PAC. For a full list of speakers, events and other information see http://www.phoenixrally.com
Posted May 30, 2010 07:29 PM in Announcement
At 6:00pm, on Monday August 25th. WBRE Interactive is running a live town hall meeting from LCCC. The meeting will be dealing with the heated debate over Luzurne County reassessments. Dan Smeriglio and Andrew Woodring from VOP USA will be taking part. We will share the stage with Commissioners, 21st Century reps, and other that have taken part or been hurt be this on going debate!!! The special will run from 6 to 7:30 tomorrow evening. They will also be answering calls and e mails. Hope that you can tune in!!!
Posted August 20, 2008 10:40 AM in Announcement
BY TOM RAGAN A routine traffic stop in Beaver Meadows lead to the discovery of nine illegal immigrants last month, borough police said.
Posted August 6, 2008 10:39 AM in News
Protesters cry out for fair process WILKES-BARRE – Honking horns of passing motorists and pleas shouted over a bullhorn supplemented the message reassessment protesters were trying to send outside the Luzerne County Courthouse Monday afternoon The Hazleton-based grass-roots group Voice of the People USA organized a rally to “apply pressure to overturn the reassessments,” according to the organization’s Web site. Also read Citizens Voice , The Dallas Post
Posted July 29, 2008 10:35 AM in News
Thousands to Rally in Support of Immigration Enforcement in Phoenix
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(866) 990-7712 voiceofthepeopleusa@gmail.com
The "Phoenix Rising" rally will occur at Wesley Bolin Plaza Park across from the Capitol building from 3-6PM PST and be broadcast live by C-Span. Speakers will include former Congressman Tom Tancredo, Arizona State Senator Russell Pearce and Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Attendees are coming in support of enforcement of immigration laws, SB1070 and the state of Arizona.
"The continued attacks on this law by elected and appointed officials, without reading it, shows that there is a clear disconnect between the needs of the citizenry and their leaders," said Dan Amato, of the immigration enforcement website Digger's Realm. "The citizens demand safety, security and protection - both physically and financially - from this burdensome invasion and thousands of Americans are coming to Arizona to stand with their fellow citizens. An attack on one is an attack on all. It's about time we stand up".
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Live Town Hall Meeting August 25, 2008
Nine illegal immigrants released after traffic stop
STAFF WRITER
Published: Wednesday, August 6, 2008 4:28 AM
At 9 p.m. on July 25, police Chief Mike Morresi noticed a vehicle on Broad Street traveling without its lights on. When he stopped the truck and asked for identification, none of the nine occupants — three in the cab and six in the bed — could produce documentation.Protest to Overturn Reassessments
By Steve Mocarsky
Staff Writer
Times Leader
Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
