Surprise Tea Party

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Comment by Charlotte Waddle on December 5, 2019 at 12:58pm

Is Surprise Tea Party still active?  I am in better health and do wish to get active again.  So much to do.  Contact me at 602.350.0359 w/msg.

Comment by AZPatriot on November 19, 2013 at 11:16am

Arizona Pathfinders exists to protect and serve the citizens of Arizona; to defend their right to Life, Liberty, personal property, the pursuit of happiness, from all enemies, both foreign and domestic; to defend the welfare of the greater community by upholding the rule of law as defined by the constitutions of Arizona and that of the United States; and to ensure the safety of, and the provision for, the family. The Pathfinders role is not offensive in nature, but completely defensive.  And as such, our preparations and training focus on the possibility of a National Defense Emergency, or other situation, that depends on a network of local people for sheer survival. We are a legally-organized, community focused, privately-funded, all volunteer, Constitutional Militia, which exists to defend our rights as ordained by God, ranted by Common Law and guaranteed by our Constitution(s) to citizens of the state of Arizona.  We are dedicated to the sanctity of life, the consecration of personal liberty, the inviolability of of personal property, and to preserve the ability of the individual to pursue their own course of happiness. To these ends does each Pathfinder mutually pledge the sacrificial oath of      "My Life, My Fortune and My Sacred Honor!"   Contact information:      1.602.471.5912     1.623.738.4544

Comment by Chris Rossiter on November 4, 2013 at 6:20pm

Billie Jo...yes...the Surprise Tea Party is very active.  They meet the First and Third Tuesday's of each month.  Go to the group website for time and location:  http://www.surpriseteapartypatriots.com/

Comment by BillieJo Wright on November 4, 2013 at 1:48pm

Is this Tea Party Group still viable ?

Comment by AZRanger on April 18, 2013 at 7:55am

Hi fellow Arizona Patriots! If you are looking for others in Maricopa County, who are like-minded. Well, we have the answer!

 

This Saturday 04/20/13 at 1:00PM, a large number of us are having a Meet & Greet in the Parking lot of Cabelas. We will be under the sign for the “B” section of their parking lot. It is to the north closer to the Native New Yorker.

 

We will be monitoring FRS/GMRS family radios Ch 8. You can also call AZRanger’s cell ph at: 602-471-5912.

 

If you want to meet a bunch of very great like-minded people, I suggest you come to the M&G!

 

Bring a chair and something to drink as it ca get a bit warm out there. Anyone with a canopy, please come earlier and we can create some shade. Hope to see everybody there.

AZRanger

Comment by Gilbert Patriot on February 8, 2013 at 12:36pm

Just giving an update regarding the senate hearing on SB 1086, in case you weren't already following it.  The bill passed the hearing on Wednesday and will be moving on in the state legislature for a vote in both houses (the House of Representatives and the Senate).

 

It is quite interesting, as was pointed out by Senator Chester Crandell who headed Wednesday’s Senate committee, that all of four yay votes came from Republicans (unanimous).  The Democrats did not even bother to show up for the hearings, thus voluntarily abstained from voting.  Please file that information away for obvious reasons.  Ugh!

 

Please contact both your state representatives and senators to voice your support of this bill.  And, you may want to contact Senator Crandell and Senator Don Shooter to thank them for their vocal support of the bill during this hearing.

 

Senator Chester Crandell

ccrandell@azleg.gov

602-926-5409

Senator Al Melvin

amelvin@azleg.gov

602-926-4326

Senator Ed Ableser

eableser@azleg.gov

602-926-4118

Senator Gail Griffin

ggriffin@azleg.gov

602-926-5895

Barbara McGuire

bmcguire@azleg.gov

602-926-5836

Lynne Pancrazi

lpancrazi@azleg.gov

602-926-3004

Don Shooter

dshooter@azleg.gov

602-926-4139

Comment by Gilbert Patriot on February 6, 2013 at 9:28am

Today, Wednesday, February 6th, at 2:00, the Arizona State Legislature will be meeting to hear testimony concerning Senate Bill 1086, which proposes police officer training regarding motorcycle profiling.

Be careful, your first reaction may be to dismiss this issue, believing it "doesn't apply" to you.  You'd be wrong.

  This topic may seem as if it's a peripheral issue to the Tea Party.  However, for the same reason we took a stand several months ago on the injustice in Quartzite, we should support the motorcycle clubs in favor of passing this bill.

  With Quartzite, recall that we didn't want to just sit by and allow the city council to run roughshod over the community.  That same dynamic applies here.  We shouldn't allow our own police to bully a segment of our community.  This is one of those circumstances in which we're fooling ourselves if we sit by and watch "someone else" have his or her rights infringed on and assume it will not weaken us as a whole.

  SB 1086 has been introduced because of some pretty scary, yet commonplace, occurrences to which bikers are subjected. Bikers are regularly pulled over for no reason (interrogated, photographed, & documented), have routine surveillance done where no crimes are being committed nor suspected (more or less an intimidation tactic), and are subject to other methods of profiling that you and I would be shocked at if it happened to us.  Yet, these violations of Constitutional rights are being done right under our noses. (Yes, of course you didn't hear about it  -- when was the last time the media really covered a Constitutional rights issue as it pertains to American citizens?)

  Most of the bikers targeted by these police actions are regular hard-working Americans who stand firmly for the same freedoms you and I do.  In fact, you might be surprised how many of our near-and-dear conservative values the motorcycle clubs hold.  Don't let a leather jacket and a loud motorcycle fool you.

  Lastly lest you think this doesn't apply to you, just remember that old piece of prose warning more or less about "and then they came for us...."

  First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out--
Because I was not a Socialist.

  Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out--
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.

  Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out--
Because I was not a Jew.

  Then they came for me--and there was no one left to speak for me.

Comment by Grits on December 6, 2012 at 10:36pm

ARE ANY of the TEA PARTIES planning an event on Inauguration Day here in PHOENIX ???

 

WE really must come together and come out in force to show the discontent of this administration’s policies !!!

http://beforeitsnews.com/protests-demonstrations/2012/11/massive-an...

 

We Have A Dream: 500,000+ Anti-Obama Activists Arrive In Washington D.C. During Obama’s Inauguration Ceremony … If you are unsatisfied with President Barack Obama’s reelection ‘win’ and you further feel that he will ultimately destabilize America completely, then let us join together with bold Anti-Obama signs clearly stating our main grievances concerning unemployment, the economy, Benghazi, foreign policy matters, war status or whatever may perhaps be your main concern(s) on Inauguration Day, January 21, 2013 (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – Federal Holiday), at the West Front of the Capitol Building, which is currently being reported in the news for ticket purchase.

 

However, all Anti-Obama supporters shall gather at the National Mall, Fourth Street NW, which is a non-ticketed free area for gathering at 9:00 am for an all-day event.

 

Help us to realize our dream …

 If you cannot afford to go to Washington, D.C., then form local groups to attend non-violent protest marches at state capitol buildings or aimed directly at the nearest affordable U.S. Government location nearest you. Large groups should upload event videos via Youtube, then viral post them across multiple social networks.

 

Help Coordinate a Local Protest Rally March …

Comment by J.E. Moudy on November 29, 2012 at 4:30pm

Please let us know when your next meeting is. We need to fully support Jan Brewer on the healthcare Exchange decision she made & we also need to fight the EPA as hard as possible on their potential closing of the Navajo Coal Power Plant. This will be devastating for Page, AZ, as well as to our wallets. Water & power prices will skyrocket.

Comment by Christopher Madison on July 1, 2012 at 10:06am

Sons of Liberty Riders, well done. 

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