What a fun day we had educating Missouri voters about this upcoming vote. Missouri will be the first state to challenge the federal government’s mandates regarding health insurance!!!

Tracy Ward of the Liberty Restoration Project, an anti-Big-Brother organization best known for protesting the city's red-light cameras, has been trying to schedule a meeting with Councilwoman Cathy Jolly since April 14. Ward and the LRP oppose the red-light cameras as well as the proposed use of Shotspotter technology, in which microphones are placed in high-crime locations to trace the sound of a gunshot to its origin.But after three months of requests, Ward has yet to see the councilwoman face-to-face. As chairwoman of the Public Safety and Neighborhoods Committee, Jolly has repeatedly voiced her support for the cameras and the Shotspotter. Additionally, Ward lives in Jolly's district. It's only natural for Ward to request a meeting with Jolly to try to sway her to the LRP's point of view.On April 14, Ward e-mailed Jolly's chief staff assistant, Lisa Sturgeon: Hello Lisa, I met with you today about visiting with Cathy Jolly sometime next week. Could you possibly give me a few available times and we can hopefully work something out? Thanks so much for your time. In Liberty, Tracy Ward.After receiving no response, she tried again on April 20: Hello Lisa, I spoke with you last week and also emailed you regarding setting up a meeting with Cathy Jolly. Is it possible to meet her this week on Thursday or Friday? I know you stated Monday through Thursday worked best, but I'm free on Friday as well. Gabe Grider will also be attending the meeting with me. Please let me know if that will work. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Tracy Ward.cathtracy.jpgWard right and Catherine Bleish just want to talk.​Sturgeon responded April 20: You mentioned that you wanted to discuss Shotspotter with Councilwoman Jolly. She informed me that there is a federal grant that is being applied for through the Green Impact Zone through Congressman Cleaver's office and that his office would actually be the point of contact for that project.On April 21, Ward wrote, Thank you for getting back to me, Lisa. However, I would still like to set up a time to visit with Mrs. Jolly. I am one of her constituents and I do reside in her district. Please let me know if Friday or sometime next week would work. Thank you so very much for your time. Sincerely, Tracy WardSturgeon wrote back April 23 to tell Ward that the councilwoman had an opening the morning of Wednesday, May 28. Ward agreed to the date and time and planned on meeting Jolly, but Sturgeon canceled the meeting via e-mail on May 14. Sorry Tracy. That time is no longer open due to the homeless task force that has been scheduled that day. What about Wed. the 19th at 1:00 p.m.?Ward agreed to the new time, but on May 18, Sturgeon asked to change it up again, this time to 11 a.m. the same day. The new time didn't work for Ward, who asked for Jolly's next availability. After some back-and-forth, Sturgeon wrote, "Tracy we are trying to squeeze this in this week, but I can look at other dates next week. Can you tell me what it is in regard to, so I'll know how much time to schedule?"Ward responded, "I think we can cover all of our issues in about 30 minutes. Next week would be fine, if she's available." After receiving no response for two weeks, Ward asked again for a meeting time.Sturgeon responded on July 14: Tracy, Please let me know what the topic of discussion for the meeting [is] and who will be attending.Ward explained in an e-mail that she wanted to talk about alternative means for public safety other than surveillance, and that the time of the meeting would determine who else from the LRP would attend. Sturgeon sent back two more suggested meeting times, and Ward chose the option of Thursday, July 22, listing two other LRP members who would also be there.On Wednesday, Ward received another cancellation from Jolly, via Sturgeon. "However, I can respond to your requests for information if you will give me a call," Sturgeon wrote.Ward is understandably frustrated — she's met with Mayor Mark Funkhouser, Missouri state Sen. Jolie Justus and her state representative, Michael Brown, with no problem. "I just don't get why [Jolly's] so

via Need to meet with Councilwoman Cathy Jolly? Good luck – Kansas City News – Plog.

Today we educated KC about fluoride and red light cameras!

We asked questions about citizens taping police, red light traffic cameras, fluoride in water, how accessible is your city council rep, and urban farming.

Over 100 fliers passed out in 2 hours!!!!!!!!

New LRP potential members AND we educated some snobby rich folks who would have rather not looked at the folks handing out the info LOL

GOOD TIMES, we’re all sweaty hot, though.

stopnowayjay | May 09, 2009

The FBI investigates and harasses Josh and his friends because of a sunshine request sent to Missouri Governor Jay Nixons office regarding the MIAC report.
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bahnscott | January 26, 2010

She is with the Liberty Restoration Project and cohost of Rise Up Radio on Rule of Law Radio, This is the first time I have heard her speak and all I got to say is that she is on fire.
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TheLRP | May 06, 2009

Liberty Restoration Project (with members of “We The People” foundation) attempting to SCHEDULE an appointment with the Governor to discuss MIAC, and were thrown out!!
This was the 4th in-person attempt, and countless requests over the phone to schedule a meeting. Keep in mind all attempts at scheduling an interview since last March have been cordial and friendly and have been met with complete silence.

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Mild816 | March 24, 2009

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Liberty Restoration Project at Gov. Nixon’s office concerning Nixon’s failure to comply with Sunshine Law
(disclaimer: in the video is a mentioning of a law suit, this was based on incorrect reports, it was a complaint filed not a law suit) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoPUZM… for part 2
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Here’s yet another great thing about this blog, I’m beginning to talk to younger folks just starting to make their mark on this town’s political scene. One of the best and brightest of these new local activists is Tracy Ward of The Liberty Restoration Project.

Remember that this group made some serious challenges to Red Light Cameras over the Winter, recently they took part in an anti-war protest last weekend (captured here in an amazing photo by Eric Bowers), they where mixing it up in the veggie war over Urban Farming and what I’m hearing is that that Tracy is soon to take a more active role in even more pressing local issues.

I’ve talked to Tracy a few times and she’s very dedicated to the causes for which she advocates and a great many of the ideals espoused by her group. What I’m hoping is that she takes an even greater interest in the affairs of KC Proper and her group continues to put their principles into practice in this cowtown.

Her activism is worth noting and Tracy Ward is certainly starting to make a name for herself on the local, political scene.

Posted by Tony at 6/12/2010 05:19:00 PM

This is my testimony in front of the Austin City Council just before they voted to move forward with the creation of the a new central Texas fusion center to be called, “Austin Regional Intelligence Center”.

I discuss the scandal that rocked Missouri with the issuance of the MIAC Strategic Report on the Modern Militia Movement, scandals rocking other fusion centers, concerns with forced blood withdrawls/ vaccines, and my concerns with the DHS as an institution.

I was contacted and informed that the “fbi analyst” I refer to in Seattle was actually a MILITARY analyst who submitted reports through the fusion center, my apologies for the mix-up!

Attached you will find a photo of John Bush giving his testimony on his concerns with the process and his concers with the suspusious activity reports.

(Please excuse spelling, typed on phone )

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